Infinix Note 50 Pro+ Live Images, Price Poured through; Should start on March 20th worldwide

According to a report, Infinix Note 50 Pro+ should see a global start this week. The complete design of the handset can be seen in the leaked live images. The Infinix Note 50 Pro+ 5G was presented in Indonesia at the beginning of this month together with grade 50 and grade 50 Pro. According to the new report, the phone offers an “Armoralloy” building, a 50 megapixel periscope camera with 100-fold zoom, audio tuning with JBL and a TAP Infinix AI. According to reports, the telephone is launched in addition to the alleged earphones (TWS) and an intelligent ring on March 20 at the Infinix AI∞ Beta event of the company.

Infinix Note 50 Pro+ Design, functions

People at GSMarena got live pictures of the Infinix Note 50 Pro+ 5G. The octagonal reversing camera module of the phone is said to be inspired by “electricity and precision of the high-end cars, the light game of the diamond cutting and the Harry Winston jewelry”. According to the report, the phone offers a 50 megapixel periscope sensor with a 100-fold zoom function.

With regard to the design, the Infinix Note 50 Pro+ is said to have an “Armoralloy” building with a flat frame. The same hypercasting manufacturing process is to be subjected to the grade 50 per 4G. The right spine back of the phone houses the on / off switch, while the volume controls are placed on the left.

The SIM tablet, the USB Type-C connection for charging and a “sound by JBL” logo, which confirms audio tuning, is on the bottom of the handset. The opposite side can be seen with the secondary microphone, an infrared (IR) blaster and another loudspeaker grill. Another outstanding feature of the Infinix Mobile Party is a one-tap-infinix KI that is intended to simplify the tasks and increase productivity.

The report suggests that the Infinix Note 50 Pro+ in the global markets is less than $ 500 (approximately $ 43,400). Remarkably, this variant was presented in Indonesia at the beginning of this month, although the company did not announce its pricing at the time of the start.