With its release, the Infinix Zero 5G has joined the battle of sub-Rs. 20,000 5G smartphones along with Redmi Note 11T 5G, Motorola G71 5G, Realme 8s 5G and Vivo T1 5G. Brands have become pretty aggressive in the 5G race, with most brands aiming to launch their own devices before the spectrum allocation. But before 5G networks are properly built in India, which can take up to two years, it is no use to judge a smartphone on those merits, in my opinion. What matters is whether the only selling point of a smartphone is its 5G band or whether it actually offers value for money in all departments.
Priced at Rs. 19,999, it comes with a 8GB RAM plus an additional 5GB virtual RAM and 128GB internal storage. The smartphone definitely punches above its weight when it comes to performance and design. But there are some undeniable flaws as well. So, should you be buying it or not? Well, I have used the smartphone for two weeks and here is the Infinix Zero 5G review to help you make that exact decision.
The smartphone is available in two color variants of Cosmic Black and Skylight Orange. Cosmic Black has a minimalist appearance with a glossy finish at the back. Skylight Orange has a vegan leather finish and a leathered texture that offers a better grip than the black one. I had the black variant and while I personally prefer the color, I wasn’t a fan of how much of a smudge magnet it was. However, if you prefer glossy finish with minimalist design, this might not be an issue for you.
But it was the design and look of the smartphone which won me over. Although it does not have a glass rear, it looks just as stunning. The Infinix Zero 5G comes with a unicurve design which means it does not have any hard edges. The design is not very
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