The Infinix Note 7 is a redesign of the Infinix Note series, attempting to reclaim the focus that the Infinix Note 6 may have lost. In conclusion, you now get a more elegant design, improved cameras, a larger battery, and much more. We look at the Infinix Note 7 features and price to back up our claim. The Infinix Note 8 and Infinix Note 8i are its predecessors.
Infinix Note 7 Key Specs & Features
- 6.95-inch IPS Infinity-O Display, 720 x 1640 pixels, 20.5:9 Aspect Ratio, 480 nits
- Android 10.0, XOS 6.0
- Octa-core Mediatek Helio G70 (12 nm)
- 4GB / 6GB RAM
- 48MP + 2MP + 2MP + 2MP Quad Rear Camera
- 16MP Front Camera
- 64GB / 128GB Built-in Storage, Up to 2TB Memory Card
- DTS Audio (Dual Speakers)
- Fingerprint Sensor (Side-Mounted)
- Face Unlock
- Gesture Control
- 18W Fast Charging Capacity (Super Charge 3.0)
- 5000 mAh Non-Removable Li-Po Battery
Design and Display
Without a question, the Infinix Note 7 boasts the greatest chassis design of any smartphone in the Infinix Note series. It is without a doubt one of the most attractive Infinix smartphones.
Despite the fact that it is made of quality materials, the design looks like it belongs on a mid-range flagship smartphone.
On the back, there’s a gradient design combined with a psychedelic color pattern that emits changing hues depending on how it’s turned.
A spherical camera bump houses quad cameras, and beneath it is the Infinix Note moniker, indicating that it is a Note series Infinix smartphone.
A 6.95-inch IPS LCD display with a hole punch camera cut-out is on the front. This display has a pixel density of 258 ppi and a screen resolution of 720 x 1640.
The Cameras
The camera on the Infinix Note 7 is a significant increase over its predecessors, according to the specifications sheet. For starters, it has a quad-camera system on the back, as opposed to the previous model’s triple camera.
It has a 48MP primary camera, a 2MP macro camera, a 2MP depth camera, and another 2MP specialized video camera in its quad-camera system.
This camera system can capture HDR, Panorama, and 1080p at 30 frames per second films. Expect high-resolution pictures and improved low-light performance.
The back cameras of the Note 7 and Note 7 Lite are fundamentally the same, but they are placed differently.
The improved selfie camera is one of the main differences between the Infinix Note 7 and Note 7 Lite. A 16MP camera is used to take selfies. This camera can also shoot 1080p films at 30 frames per second.
The smartphone offers exceptional low light performance thanks to its 2.8 m lens, f/1.8 aperture, and 5 element lens system.
Hardware and Software
The Infinix Note 7 belongs to the lower-midrange Android phone category. It does, however, have a spec combination that allows it to do some tasks with a micro delay.
An octa-core MediaTek Helio G70 processor, a Mali-G52 2EEMC2 graphics processing unit, 4GB or 6GB RAM, 64GB or 128GB of internal storage, and a non-removable 5000mAh battery are all included inside the Infinix Note 7.
In comparison to the Note 6, the smartphone promises a better gaming experience.
You have the XOS 6.0 user interface running on the Android 10.0 operating system on the software side of things.
Connectivity
A 3.5mm headphone jack, a version 2.0 Micro-USB connector, dual-band wifi, and Bluetooth 5.0 are all included on the Infinix Note 7.
The Infinix Note 7’s internet connection is limited to 4G LTE. This means that download and streaming rates will be limited to 4G speeds.
Infinix Note 7 Price and Availability
The 64GB + 4GB model costs roughly 79,000 Naira in Nigeria, while the 128GB + 6GB model costs around 89,000 Naira. In Kenya, the 64GB + 4GB model costs roughly 17,799 KSh, while the 128GB + 6GB model costs around 20,999 KSh. You can purchase the smartphone from one of your country’s main online retailers.