Infinix Zero 8i launched in India with Mediatek Helios G90T and Elegant design, price starts at Rs 14,999

 

Infinix Zero 8i Launched in India with Mediatek Helios G90T and Elegant design, at Rs 14,999
Infinix Zero 8i
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     Infinix has finally launched its latest Infinix Zero 8i with elegant design and Mediatek Helios G90  for higher gaming performance with pricing starting from Rs 14,999

     The smartphone was launched on Thursday and will be exclusively available only on Flipkart. The device comes with a 48 mega pixel quad rear camera setup and a dual selfie camera setup. It also has a high refresh rate support and an elegant design.

Infinix Zero 8i : Specifications

      If we look at the physical overview, the Infinix Zero 8i comes with a diamond-cut gem texture design which as stated by the company, is inspired by the world largest art museum in Paris, Louvre's "Diamond Glass" structure.

      The Infinix Zero 8i comes with a 6.85-nch Full HD+ Dual Pin Hole panel with 90.1 percent screen to body ration and 480 nits brightness. It also supports high refresh rate up to 90Hz.

Infinix Zero 8i Launched in India with Mediatek Helios G90T and Elegant design, at Rs 14,999
Infinix Zero 8i Silver diamond variant
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     On the rear side we get to see a quad camera setup on the Infinix Zero 8i on a Diamond shaped camera bump. The quad camera setup includes a 48 mega pixel primary sensor, 8 mega pixel ultra wide sensors for your ultra wide shots, a 2 mega pixel depth sensor, and an AI sensor. It also includes 4 LED flashlights. On the selfie side, the device has a Dual selfie camera setup with 16 mega pixel + 8 mega pixel for those amazing selfies.
      
    The Infinix Zero 8i supports a unique Ultra steady video mode which takes help of the Gyroscopic sensor + EIS 3.0 algorithm with an advanced Vidhance video stabilization solution for those super stable videos.

    The smartphone is powered with the superfast 64 bit octa-core Mediatek Helios G90 processor with 12 nanometer FinFET which is backed by ARM Mali G70 GPU. It comes with 8 gigs of Ram

     On the software side, the Infinix Zero 8i runs on Android operating system with Infinix's own XOS 7 on top. It powered by a whopping 4500 Mah battery which comes with a fast charging support.

Infinix Zero 8i : Price and Availability

     The Infinix Zero 8i has been launched in India for the Rs 14,999 for the only 8 GB Ram and 128 GB of internal storage variant. It will go on its first sale on 9th December on Flipkart and you will be able to choose between two color variants, Silver diamond or the Black Diamond.

     So do you liked the newly launched Infinix Zero 8i smartphone? Do let us know in the comments section.

Location: India

Comments

  1. Sadia26 March 2021 at 23:57

    one of my best choice in 2020, Zero 8i , but Now in 2021 , infinix introduced its new Infinix Note 10 Pro upcoming-8GB .

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