Infinix Note 50 4G

Screen Time

That 6.78-inch AMOLED panel is straight-up eye candy. The 144Hz refresh is buttery, animations look animated (who knew?), and the FHD+ resolution packs enough pixels to keep things crisp. 10-bit color, 100% DCI-P3, 1300 nits peak brightness—so yeah, it’s solid outdoors unless you’re in full-on desert mode. PWM dimming keeps your eyes happy on late-night doomscrolls, and Gorilla Glass 5 means it’s not a total scratch magnet. Flat display = fewer accidental palm presses, which is clutch for gaming. Bezels could be thinner, but hey, can’t have it all.

2. Memory Lane          

MediaTek Helio G100 Ultimate does its job—octa-core setup, 8GB RAM (virtual up to 16GB if you’re feeling fancy), 256GB storage. Socials, streaming, mid-tier gaming? All gravy. PUBG and Free Fire run fine, but crank up Genshin and you’ll see it sweat. Benchmarks are solid for the price. The Mali-G57 GPU holds its own unless you’re a graphics snob. Stainless steel cooling keeps it from going nuclear, though marathon gaming sessions get toasty. Oh, and microSD up to 1TB? Sweet for hoarders.

3. Battery Life

5200mAh battery is an absolute tank. 7-10 hours screen-on is doable, no sweat. PCMark says 10 hours, and real life backs it up—browsing, Netflix, Insta, it handles it. 45W wired charging: 70% in about half an episode of your favorite show. 30W wireless is rare at this price, and you can even juice up your friend’s stuff with reverse charging. Bypass mode is nice if you’re gaming while plugged in. MagPower case? Just a cherry on top.

4. Camera Vibes

Triple cam setup: 50MP main (pretty sharp in daylight), 8MP ultrawide (meh, soft edges, hates low light), and a 2MP depth sensor that’s kinda just for show. Night shots? Passable, but don’t expect miracles—noise creeps in. 13MP selfies are crisp in daylight, a bit fuzzy in the club. Shoots 1440p video with decent stabilization. AI tricks like background erasing are fun, but honestly, you’re not buying this for the camera.

5. Connectivity & Extras

No 5G, which stings a bit. 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, NFC (if you’re lucky), IR blaster for your inner couch potato, IP64 for splashy accidents, and MIL-STD-810H means it’s not totally fragile. In-display fingerprint is quick but misses sometimes, face unlock works unless it’s pitch black. RGB Halo Light? A whole vibe for notifications. JBL stereo speakers are loud, just don’t expect heavy bass. XOS 15 on Android 15 is customizable and smooth, but still, some bloatware lurks. Software support is decent—2 OS updates, 3 years security. 3.5mm jack for all you wired faithful.