Infinix has expanded its mobile phone catalog in Brazil with the Smart 8 Pro arriving in stores in early April. The model, which was announced globally in January, has 256 GB internal storage, the brand’s first manufactured in the country, offering plenty of space for storing photos, videos and other file types.
The new smartphone of the brand represented in the national market by Positivo Tecnologia, 6.6 inch IPS display with HD+ resolution and 90 Hz refresh rate. The audio features DTS technology and audio spatial optimization for greater immersion.
Also comes with The MediaTek G36 processor is accompanied by 4 GB of RAM, but it is possible to get up to 8 GB in total with the virtual RAM feature.. The chip also features Gaming Engine technology to increase performance and power consumption during games.
Coming to the cameras, the Infinix Smart 8 Pro has two rear lenses. 50 MP main camera with artificial intelligence features and the Ring Flash function, which adds more light and effects to recorded images. On the front, there is an 8MP sensor with LED flash for selfies and video calls.
How much does Infinix Smart 8 Pro cost?
The new Infinix mobile phone has a 5,000 mAh battery that, according to the manufacturer, provides more than a day of use, while the Power Marathon function increases autonomy. The device can operate in standby mode for up to 24 hours with a 5% charge or offer up to two hours of calls.As the company explains.
Unlocking with facial recognition or fingerprint reader on the side, Charging and call information displayed interactively on the screen, USB-C and up to 1TB memory card slot are other interesting points. The device has 4G connectivity, dual-band Wi-Fi and P2 headphone port.
We leave the factory with Android 13 installed, The price of Infinix Smart 8 Pro is R$ 999, the company’s suggested price. The smartphone is available in black and gold and can be found on the brand’s online store.
Source: Tec Mundo
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