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Infinix’s GT 10 Pro merges style and substance in a mid-range gaming phone
03.08.2023 - 20:17 / gamesradar.com / Pro
Our smartphones provide an opportunity to game wherever and whenever we want, but not every smartphone is equally cut out for the task. Finding one that is can be especially tricky on a budget, but Infinix has a compelling option with its powerful GT 10 Pro. This phone may start in the mid-range, but it has performance and features that will feel like they go well beyond.
At the heart of the experience is performance. Powering the Infinix GT 10 Pro is the MediaTek Dimensity 8050 chipset. This comes with a powerful octa-core processor that combines four efficiency cores running at 2GHz with three performance cores running at 2.6GHz and one extra-powerful Super ARM Cortex-A78 core that hits 3GHz.
Gamers know it’s not all about the CPU for a high-quality gaming experience. That’s where the ARM Mali-G77 graphics step in, which is built on the latest graphics architecture, Valhall, and boasts nine graphics cores to process demanding games at high frame rates. Between the CPU and GPU, the Infinix GT 10 Pro is equipped to provide more performance than you’d usually get from a mid-range phone.
Infinix still goes further to enhance the gaming experience with its All-Sensory game engine. This combines dual speakers, a precise gyroscope, a linear motor with 4D vibration technology, and a 360Hz touch sampling rate to make everything you see, hear, and feel while gaming on this phone a distinctive and engaging experience.
The phone also provides 5G connectivity for a faster and more stable internet connection. And with up to 16GB of RAM, you don’t have to worry about games closing if you need to step away to check your messages briefly. Similarly, the 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage will provide plenty of space for apps and games so you don’t need to pick and choose which games you want to keep installed. The phone also tucks away a 5,000mAh battery for lengthy gaming sessions, and it supports 45-watt charging so you can’t get it topped up in a flash.
The display you see your games on is also crucially important, and Infinix has that covered. The Infinix GT 10 Pro includes a large, 6.67-inch, Full HD+ AMOLED display with 10-bit color that runs at 120Hz for vibrant and super-smooth gameplay visuals. That’ll also come in handy when you want to take pictures on the phone’s triple camera system, which features a 108MP main sensor and a 32MP selfie camera for sharp visuals all around.
The phone runs on Infinix’s Pure XOS, which doesn’t come with bloatware or ads like you might encounter when shopping for phones on a budget. Infinix is also supporting the phone with a software update to Android 14 in the future and two years of security patches.
Infinix packs all of this capability into a distinctive, Cyberpunk-like design
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