Infinix Hot 50 Pro 4G Review: Complete Analysis and Performance,/

The Infinix Hot 50 Pro 4G is a new addition to the slew of budget smartphones from Infinix that cater toward users who value functionality over cost. So, in the following review we will talk about how its design meets what an average Gen-Z or millennial today can think could be their smartphone. So let's find out if you, the one who has many hundred rupees, willing to shift from your old feature phone available at home and came into Google looking for “best phones under,” have a chance of finding value with this device.

1. Design and Build Quality

Design:

Infinix 50 Pro has an elegant design with a plastic frame to keep it light, and there is a gradient finish on the back.

Design:

Comes with a contemporary style due to the 6.78-inch display and thinner bezels. The slim profile and subtle curve on the corners allow for a good grip, which is important with large devices like this one.

Fingerprint Sensor:

This side-mounted fingerprint sensor is quick to the touch and fairly secure.

2. Display

Display Size and Resolution:

The phone has a 6.78-inch HD+ screen with a resolution of 720 x 1640. It offers vibrant colors and plenty of brightness for daily media consumption.

Display:

It may not be 1440p Full HD, but the screen is bold and decent for watching videos, playing games, etc. The AMOLED panel is suitable for the price range—it has decent viewing angles and can still be read under sunlight.

Display Refresh Rate:

It comes with a high-quality 120Hz refresh rate, which is uncommon in this segment but offers you buttery-smooth scrolling and responsiveness.

3. Performance and Software

Processor and Speed:

The Hot 50 Pro is powered by the MediaTek Helio G100 and offers good performance to handle browsing, streaming, etc. It does multitasking like a cakewalk, especially with the 8GB RAM variant. Background processes are handled with ease.

Gaming performance:

The phone is okay for casual gaming, but don't expect to play games like Free Fire and PUBG Mobile at high settings without delays; the device can handle these titles at medium settings without major lags.

Software or OS and User Interface:

The device runs on Infinix's XOS with the Aura UI, borrowing inspiration from Android 11. However, users may need to bear with some ads and a few pre-installed apps.

4. Camera Performance

Primary Camera:

The Hot 50 Pro features a dual-camera system at the back along with a wide 50-megapixel primary sensor. In daylight, it gives you well-exposed shots with good detail and natural colors.

Low-Light Photography:

While there is a night mode that brightens up shots, the camera does struggle in low-light conditions. It's fine for simple photography, but I would not recommend it for complex low-light shots.

Front Camera:

An 8MP selfie camera does the job for video calls and social media, offering average details under good light conditions.

Video Quality:

1080p video only, with decent stabilization and standard video recording quality.

5. Battery Life

Battery Capacity:

The Hot 50 Pro has a 6000mAh battery, allowing it to last for a full day with heavy video streaming and browsing.

Charging Speed:

With an 18W fast charger, it takes over two hours to fully charge the battery.

6. Additional Features

Sound:

The audio experience is good for music and calls, but when the volume is high, the sound becomes somewhat faded, and the speakers don't perform as well.

Network:

It supports 4G, Dual SIM, and memory expansion via a dedicated microSD slot.