Inifnix Mobility known for producing low-cost, high-performance devices is set to launch its latest device, the Note 10. Expected to launch around 8th June 2021, the latest device in the Infinix Note series promises high performance with the best technology.
According to an insider, these high-performance smartphones have cutting-edge features like a strong and fluid display, quick-charge battery, AI-advanced cameras, dramatic sound, and 33W quick-charge for the Note 10 Pro.
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An insider reveals that “the Note 10 series have been created so that professionals, entertainment lovers and everyday users alike can enjoy through a symmetry of aesthetics and performance.”
Features to look out for on the Note 10 series
According to rumours, the Infinix Note 10 series will feature a 6.95″ FHD+ display, which will be ideal for people who rely heavily on their smartphones for work, life, and pleasure, making their experiences more delightful regardless of how they use them.
The Note 10 series is also said to come bearing 6 rear cameras with the main camera being 48MP to enable users to capture crisp portraits, sharper imagery in addition to a marvellous 4K resolution shooting capabilities included in both the front and rear cameras hence producing perfectly stable and clear videos even with busy backgrounds.
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The Note 10 series’ high performance is said to be optimal, undisturbed with capabilities powered by top performance and cutting-edge hardware and software backed by a powerful 5000mAh with 33W quick charge which could be 50 minutes faster compared to the Infinix Note series’ predecessors.
Equipped with Infinix’s Dar-link Ultimate Game Booster technology the Note 10 series improves graphic display giving a more stable and quicker scene switching while gaming. The Infinix Note 10 series will be available in three variants.
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