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Infinix note 5

Infinix Note 5⇒

           The infinix company has introduced it's new phone to the market that is Infinix note 5 which comes with two colors that  is Milan black and Ice blue. As it is very powerful in battery as well as in processor, it is powered by an MTK P23 2.0 GHz 64-bit octa-core processor and also it comes with the 5.99 FHD+ Full view display. It also comes with the fingerprint scanner you can unlock the device in just 0.3 seconds.

Camera⇒

           The front camera is powered by a 16 MP low light selfie camera with softlight flash which helps to take beautiful selfies in low light condition. It also comes with beauty mode and bokeh mode to make your selfies more detailed and beautiful.

             The rear camera comes with an f2.0 aperture with dual LED flash,lets you take beautiful bright and clear pictures

Battery⇒
             It comes with 4500 mAh battery that last up to three days. which helps to optimises the battery life accordingly for effective battery usage. It also supports fast charging with which you can charge the device in just 30 Minutes.

Android one⇒ 

           It comes with the Google's android one which can be seen in only some of the phones. We can see all the features of google because of google's android one and with android Oreo 8.1.0 . 

Ram and Rom⇒ 

           It comes with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage and a 3 in 1 card slot with a dedicated SD card slot that helps you to expandable up to 128 GB. It supports Dual sim and Dual VoLTE with active VoLTE on both sim cards.   

In the Box⇒
       In the Box it contains handset with inbuilt battery, Charger, USB Cable, TPU Case, Protective screen guard, Sim ejector pin, Quick start guide, Warranty card.

Conclusion⇒
       From all this we can say that this phone is value for money at this price range and from this i have told all the things that i know about this device .


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