Infinix Zero 8

Infinix Zero 8 is a budget smartphone under Infinix’s Zero-8 series. Infinix Zero 8 brings a long 6.8-inch IPS LCD multitouch display with an HD+(1080x2460px) resolution. For the camera performance, Infinix Zero 8 has a unique rhombus-shaped dial that houses a 64MP Sony IMX686 main sensor with a quad rear-camera setup and the front side of the phone has a dual punch-hole that holds a 48MP and an 8MP camera. Under the hood, the phone houses an Helio G90T SoC coupled with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage. For security, the phone has a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. Infinix Zero 8 is backed by a 4,500mAh battery and supports a 33W fast charger out of the box. Let’s read more about Infinix Zero 8 and see if this Infinix phone is worth buying. 

Design and Display

Infinix Zero 8 has a solid built and has a glossy polycarbonate finish back panel with plastic side frames. The phone has 168mm of height with a 9.1mm thick body, buyers may find the phone a bit heavier as it tips the bar at 205grams. Biometrics security included is a side-mounted fingerprint sensor and face unlock. The power button and the volume rockers are on the right side of the phone and a 3.5mm headphone jack at the bottom.

Infinix Zero 8 includes a 6.8-inch color IPS LCD multitouch panel with dual punch-hole. The screen has HD+(1080x2460px) resolution with a pixel density of 392PPI. Based on this configuration, the display is expected to produce decent visuals with sharp pictures. The display of Infinix Zero 8 has 90Hz of refresh rate. The screen may benefit gamers in engaging gameplay with less input lag.
 
Camera and Performance

Infinix Zero 8 has a unique rhombus-shaped 64MP quad rear camera set up with an LED flash. The 64M primary shooter is a Sony IMX686 main sensor followed by an 8MP ultra-wide camera and two 2MP’s of a macro camera and a depth sensor with autofocus. For selfies and video calls, the dual-punch hole houses a 48MP camera and an 8MP camera. As far as the video recording is concerned, you may record UHD 4K videos@30fps. You may expect to capture decent pictures from the various cameras the phone has.

Infinix Zero 8 runs of the Android 10 operating system with Infinix OS on top of it. Under the hood, the phone gets assisted by a 12nm based MediaTek’s Helio G90T SoC with 8-performing cores that clocks at 2.05GHz. Background and the multitasks get assisted by an ample 8GB of RAM and Mali-G76 MC4 GPU renders graphics for the demanding apps and games. You may experience less lag in high-performance graphic games like PubG and Asphalt with default graphics settings. Useful sensors including Ambient Light, G-Sensor, Proximity, Gyroscope, E-Compass are present. 

Storage and Battery

Infinix Zero 8 has 128GB of internal storage capacity. This storage can be used for storing apps, games, documents, movies, photos, music, etc. Also, it has an extra card slot that expands the internal storage.

Infinix Zero 8 is backed by a 4,500mAh battery underneath. The battery size has been compromised compared to other Infinix entry-level phones. However, the battery supports a fast 33W charger out of the box, which is to say you’d be able to charge the phone in less time. 

Connectivity

Infinix Zero 8 has the usual set of connectivity options that are 3G, 4G VoLTE that enables HD voice calls, and video calls on supported Jio networks, WiFi, Bluetooth v5, USB v2.0 with Type C port. For online navigation, it is supported by GPS with A-GPS.