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Infinix Mobile is a Hong Kong–based Chinese smartphone company, founded in April 2013 by Transsion.[2][3][4]

Key Information

The company has research and development centers in Africa and China and designs their phones in Nigeria. Infinix Mobile is available in Asia and approximately 30 countries in the Middle East and Africa.[5][6] The company was also the first brand of smartphones to be manufactured in Pakistan.[7]

History

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Infinix was a sponsor of the Indian Super League team Mumbai City during the 2017–2018 season.[8][9]

On May 8, 2018, Infinix Mobile Nigeria entered an endorsement agreement with musician Davido to serve as the brand's ambassador in Nigeria.[10]

In June 2020, Infinix Mobility introduced its first range of smart TVs to the Nigerian electronics market.[11]

Products

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Infinix HOT 50 4G, one of the smartphones released by Infinix
Infinix Note 50 Pro 4G, one of the phones released by Infinix in the Note series

List of Infinix mobile phones:[12]

Phones

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Zero Series

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  • Infinix Zero 2
  • Infinix Zero 3
  • Infinix Zero 4
    • Infinix Zero 4 Plus
  • Infinix Zero 5
    • Infinix Zero 5 Pro
  • Infinix Zero 6
    • Infinix Zero 6 Pro
  • Infinix Zero 8
    • Infinix Zero 8i
  • Infinix Zero 9
  • Infinix Zero X
    • Infinix Zero X Pro
    • Infinix Zero X Neo
  • Infinix Zero 5G
  • Infinix Zero 20
  • Infinix Zero 5G 2023
  • Infinix Zero Ultra
  • Infinix Zero 30
  • Infinix Zero 30 5G
  • Infinix Zero 40
  • Infinix Zero 40 5G
  • Infinix Zero Flip

Note Series

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  • Infinix Hot Note
  • Infinix Note 2
  • Infinix Note 3
    • Infinix Note 3 Pro
  • Infinix Note 4
    • Infinix Note 4 Pro
  • Infinix Note 5
    • Infinix Note 5 Stylus
  • Infinix Note 6
  • Infinix Note 7
    • Infinix Note 7 Lite
  • Infinix Note 8
    • Infinix Note 8i
  • Infinix Note 9
  • Infinix Note 10
    • Infinix Note 10 Pro
  • Infinix Note 11
    • Infinix Note 11 Pro
      • Infinix Note 11 Pro NFC
    • Infinix Note 11i
    • Infinix Note 11s
  • Infinix Note 12
    • Infinix Note 12 5G
    • Infinix Note 12 Pro
      • Infinix Note 12 Pro 5G
    • Infinix Note 12 G96
    • Infinix Note 12i
      • Infinix Note 12i 2022
    • Infinix Note 12 2023
    • Infinix Note 12 VIP
  • Infinix Note 30
    • Infinix Note 30 Pro
    • Infinix Note 30 5G
    • Infinix Note 30 VIP
    • Infinix Note 30i
  • Infinix Note 40
    • Infinix Note 40 5G
    • Infinix Note 40 Pro
      • Infinix Note 40 Pro 5G
      • Infinix Note 40 Pro+ 5G
    • Infinix Note 40X 5G
    • Infinix Note 40S
    • Infinix Note 40 Racing Edition
  • Infinix Note 50
    • Infinix Note 50 Pro
      • Infinix Note 50 Pro+ 5G
    • Infinix Note 50x 5G
    • Infinix Note 50s 5G
      • Infinix Note 50s+ 5G

Hot Series

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  • Infinix Hot Note
  • Infinix Hot 2
  • Infinix Hot 3
  • Infinix Hot S
  • Infinix Hot 4
    • Infinix Hot 4 Pro
  • Infinix Hot 5
    • Infinix Hot 5 Lite
  • Infinix Hot S3
  • Infinix Hot 6
    • Infinix Hot 6 Pro
    • Infinix Hot 6X
  • Infinix Hot 7
    • Infinix Hot 7 Pro
  • Infinix Hot 8
  • Infinix Hot 9
  • Infinix Hot 10
    • Infinix Hot 10i
    • Infinix Hot 10T
    • Infinix Hot 10s
      • Infinix Hot 10s NFC
    • Infinix Hot 10 Lite
    • Infinix Hot 10 Play
  • Infinix Hot 11
    • Infinix Hot 11 Play
    • Infinix Hot 11s
    • Infinix Hot 11 2022
  • Infinix Hot 12
    • Infinix Hot 12 Play
    • Infinix Hot 12 Pro
    • Infinix Hot 12i
  • Infinix Hot 20
    • Infinix Hot 20 Play
    • Infinix Hot 20s
    • Infinix Hot 20 5G
    • Infinix Hot 20i
  • Infinix Hot 30
    • Infinix Hot 30i
    • Infinix Hot 30i NFC
    • Infinix Hot 30 Play
    • Infinix Hot 30 5G
  • Infinix Hot 40
    • Infinix Hot 40i
    • Infinix Hot 40 Pro
  • Infinix Hot 50
    • Infinix Hot 50i
    • Infinix Hot 50 5G
    • Infinix Hot 50 Pro
    • Infinix Hot 50 Pro+
  • Infinix Hot 60
    • Infinix Hot 60i
    • Infinix Hot 60 5G+
    • Infinix Hot 60 Pro
    • Infinix Hot 60 Pro+

S series

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  • Infinix Hot S
  • Infinix S2
  • Infinix Hot S3
    • Infinix S3X
  • Infinix S4
  • Infinix S5
    • Infinix S5 Lite
    • Infinix S5 Pro

Smart Series

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  • Infinix Smart
  • Infinix Smart 2
  • Infinix Smart 2 HD
  • Infinix Smart 2 Pro
  • Infinix Smart 2
  • Infinix Smart 3 Plus
  • Infinix Smart 4c
  • Infinix Smart 4
  • Infinix Smart 5
  • Infinix Smart 6
  • Infinix Smart 6 HD
  • Infinix Smart 6 Plus
  • Infinix Smart 7
  • Infinix Smart 7 HD
  • Infinix Smart 8
  • Infinix Smart 8 HD
  • Infinix Smart 8 Pro
  • Infinix Smart 8 Plus
  • Infinix Smart 9
  • Infinix Smart 9 HD
  • Infinix Smart 10
  • Infinix Smart 10 Plus
  • Infinix Smart 10 Pro
  • Infinix Smart 10 HD

GT Series

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Laptop

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Inbook series

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  • Infinix Inbook XI Slim
  • Infinix Inbook X1
  • Infinix Inbook X2
  • Infinix Inbook X3
  • Infinix Inbook Air
  • Infinix Inbook (2025)

Zerobook series

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  • Infinix Zerobook

GT series

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  • Infinix GT Book

Tablet

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  • XPad
  • XPad GT
  • XPad 20

See also

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References

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from Grokipedia
Infinix Mobile is a Hong Kong-based manufacturer and brand owned by the Chinese multinational Co., Ltd., founded in to deliver affordable, stylish mobile devices primarily targeting young consumers in emerging markets. The company focuses on innovative features such as high-refresh-rate displays, fast charging, and AI-enhanced cameras in its product lines, including the flagship ZERO series for premium experiences, the mid-range NOTE series for balanced performance, and the budget-oriented HOT and SMART series. With a strong emphasis on and trendsetting design, Infinix has expanded its presence to over 70 countries across , the , , , and , achieving notable growth in shipments—such as a 150% year-over-year increase in Q1 2024, contributing to a global of around 3.7%, and continuing with a 3.2% share in Q2 2025 alongside entry into new markets like . Infinix's product strategy prioritizes accessibility and localization, often incorporating dual-SIM support, optimized cameras for diverse skin tones, and long-lasting batteries to meet the needs of price-sensitive users in developing regions. Key milestones include its 2014 launch of the model via e-commerce in , marking an early entry into Africa's mobile market, and a 2018 partnership with for the Android One-certified NOTE 5 series. By 2024, the brand had introduced integrated AI features for and , such as the Infinix AI ∞ suite, building on earlier advanced concepts like the 160W ultra-fast charging (2021). Transsion's overall dominance in emerging markets, where its brands like Infinix, TECNO, and itel collectively hold significant shares (e.g., leading in with over 40% in Q1 2024), underscores Infinix's role in driving affordable adoption and smartphone penetration in underserved areas.

Company Overview

Founding and Ownership

Infinix Mobile was established in 2013 as a brand under , a Chinese multinational company focused on mobile communications and for emerging markets. , founded in 2006 and headquartered in , , launched Infinix to expand its presence in the global smartphone sector, particularly targeting price-sensitive consumers in developing regions. Although owned by the Chinese-based , Infinix Mobility Limited is registered in , which facilitates international operations and aligns with Transsion's strategy of establishing a global footprint through structured corporate entities. From its inception, Infinix emphasized affordable, feature-rich devices designed to meet the needs of users in underserved markets, prioritizing accessibility over premium pricing. Transsion's overarching approach involved developing a multi-brand portfolio tailored to specific demographics and regions, with Infinix positioned as the youth-oriented brand emphasizing trendy designs and innovative features for younger consumers, complementing siblings like Tecno for mid-range users and Itel for entry-level segments. This segmentation allowed Transsion to address diverse market preferences without direct competition among its own labels. Early efforts included significant investments in a optimized for African and Asian markets, such as establishing local assembly operations in by 2011 to reduce costs, ensure timely distribution, and adapt to regional demands.

Leadership and Operations

Infinix Mobile is led by CEO Benjamin Jiang, who has overseen the company's global strategy and expansion efforts as a of since the parent company's international growth initiatives began in the early . Jiang, also serving as co-founder and managing director, emphasizes in affordable to capture emerging markets, drawing on his extensive experience in the mobile industry. The company's operational headquarters are located in , , with its registered office in [Hong Kong](/page/Hong Kong)'s , facilitating efficient management of design, , and international . These hubs support Infinix's streamlined operations under Transsion's overarching structure, enabling rapid product development and distribution. Infinix maintains key manufacturing partnerships to optimize production, notably becoming the first smartphone brand to achieve full local in starting in 2019 through facilities like those operated by Tecno Electronics. This initiative has scaled to produce millions of units annually, reducing import dependencies and supporting cost-effective assembly for regional markets. The employee structure at Infinix comprises over 1,000 staff dedicated to as well as sales operations, with a strategic emphasis on cost-efficient production processes tailored to the budget segment. This workforce focuses on value-driven manufacturing techniques, such as modular assembly and localization, to deliver competitive pricing without compromising essential features.

History

Early Development (2013–2018)

Infinix Mobile, a smartphone brand established by Transsion Holdings in 2013, initially focused on penetrating African markets with affordable devices tailored to local needs such as dual-SIM support and extended battery life to accommodate irregular power supply and heavy usage patterns. Infinix launched its smartphone brand in Africa in 2013 through a partnership with MTN, initially focusing on markets like Nigeria and Kenya with affordable Android devices featuring dual-SIM support and extended battery life to suit local needs such as irregular power supply and heavy usage patterns, marking the entry of budget Android devices into underserved segments where smartphones were scarce. Priced under $100, early models emphasized accessibility, featuring batteries around 2000mAh that provided reliable endurance for basic tasks like calling and light browsing in regions with limited charging infrastructure. Building on this foundation, Infinix expanded into in 2014 with the Infinix , its first e-commerce-exclusive product sold via platforms like Konga, which highlighted innovations like a 1920mAh battery and a design optimized for African consumers, including enhanced audio for music-heavy cultures and software tweaks for better performance on local networks. Entry into these primary markets— and —drove rapid sales growth, with the brand selling over 500,000 units in alone by 2016 through aggressive pricing below $100 and partnerships with e-commerce giants like , capturing a significant share of the entry-level segment amid rising adoption. This period saw Infinix prioritize hardware suited to emerging economies, such as larger batteries relative to competitors in the price range, fostering quick market traction in West and . A key aspect of early development was the introduction of XOS (initially called XUI), Infinix's custom Android skin, in 2015 with models like the Hot Note, which included optimizations for low-data environments prevalent in emerging regions, such as built-in data savers, app restriction tools, and lightweight interfaces to minimize bandwidth consumption on / networks. By 2017, these efforts culminated in Infinix achieving top-five status among brands in , bolstered by strong offline and online distribution, while initial exports to began in 2016, extending the brand's reach to markets like and the with similar budget-focused strategies.

Expansion and Diversification (2019–2025)

In 2020, Infinix expanded beyond smartphones by entering the home entertainment sector with the launch of its first lineup in on June 26. The S1 series featured Full-HD displays and integration, targeting affordable premium viewing experiences in the local market. Building on its established presence in , Infinix accelerated international growth by 2022, entering select European markets such as in July and expanding distribution in through partnerships with major retailers. The company also strengthened its footprint in , including and , and the , with initial product availability in countries like via local distributors. These moves diversified revenue streams and tapped into emerging demand for budget-friendly devices in these regions. Infinix introduced its first 5G-enabled smartphones with the ZERO 5G series in 2022, followed by the ZERO 5G 2023 model, alongside gaming-oriented lines like the GT 10 Pro, which featured enhanced processors and cooling systems for competitive play. These launches contributed to significant market gains, with Infinix achieving over 10% share in key African segments and supporting ' dominant 48% position across the continent's market. By 2025, Infinix marked further innovation with the release of the HOT 60 series in , powered by the Helio G99 Ultimate chipset for improved efficiency and multitasking. The NOTE 50X , launched in March, offered connectivity and a Dimensity 7300 Ultimate processor in a slim . Additionally, the SMART 10 series debuted with integrated Infinix AI features for voice assistance and seamless sharing, paired with IP64-rated durable builds for everyday resilience. At 2025, Infinix showcased a solar-powered phone concept utilizing perovskite-based SolarEnergy-Reserving Technology to enable charging via ambient , both indoors and outdoors, extending battery life in low-power scenarios.

Global Presence

Key Markets and Distribution

Infinix Mobile maintains a primary focus on the African market, operating across the continent and establishing a dominant position through its parent company . Significant sales are concentrated in key countries such as , , and , which are among the major contributors to the brand's African shipments via partnerships with local distributors and retailers. In these markets, Infinix emphasizes features like dual-SIM support to accommodate users managing multiple mobile networks, alongside durable builds suited to tropical climates. The brand has expanded into , with strong footholds in the and , where it achieved No. 1 market share in the Philippines and No. 2 in Indonesia as of Q2 2025, driven by rapid shipment growth of over 27% in the region. In , Infinix holds leading positions in (No. 1 for multiple consecutive quarters as of Q2 2025) and (No. 2), supported by local in Pakistan and tailored offerings for the budget segment. The brand has also begun expanding into , with availability in countries including , , and , and the , targeting budget-conscious consumers in these emerging regions. Emerging presence in includes markets like , the , , and , where products are available through online retailers and select physical channels as the brand tests entry strategies. Infinix's distribution model blends offline retail partnerships with platforms to reach diverse consumer bases. In , it collaborates with major sites like for exclusive launches and sales, alongside local carriers such as MTN for bundled data plans that enhance affordability. Offline networks include concept stores and distributor tie-ups, while in , partnerships with platforms like in and in support both online and physical retail expansion. Market adaptations prioritize accessibility in emerging economies, with a heavy emphasis on competitive pricing—most models priced under $200 to target budget-conscious users—and software localization, including and language support in Asian variants. This strategy, combined with dual-SIM functionality prevalent in African models, enables Infinix to address local needs like multi-network usage and cost sensitivity across its global footprint. In Nigeria, Infinix customers can access repair services through Carlcare, the official service provider for the brand. Users can download the Carlcare app from the Google Play Store to check for spare parts, book repairs, or locate service centers. Alternatively, they can visit carlcare.com/ng, select Nigeria, and find service locations in cities such as Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Research and Development

Infinix Mobility's research and development efforts are centered on creating innovative solutions tailored to emerging markets, with key facilities spanning multiple continents. The company maintains primary R&D operations in , focusing on hardware prototyping and manufacturing advancements, while , , serves as a hub for and design inputs. Additionally, testing labs in enable Africa-specific evaluations, ensuring products address local environmental and usage challenges. A dedicated team of engineers works on optimizations suited to demanding conditions in target regions, including adaptations for hot climates, low-bandwidth networks prevalent in rural areas, and enhanced multilingual support to overcome communication barriers in low-resource languages. These efforts reflect Infinix's commitment to accessibility in diverse global settings, drawing from parent Transsion's broader focus on innovations. Notable initiatives include the 2023 integration of JBL-tuned audio technology, developed in collaboration with HARMAN, to deliver balanced sound with rich bass and clear mid-tones across the Note series. By 2023, Infinix shifted to advanced chipsets, such as the Dimensity 1080 in the Zero 2023 model, enhancing connectivity for users in underserved areas. In 2025, Infinix advanced its innovation ecosystem through a partnership with trend forecasting firm WGSN, releasing a Smartphone Color Trend Report that influenced designs with hues like Violet Garden, Misty Aqua, and Blossom Glow to align with global aesthetic preferences. The company also introduced AI-driven features, such as Touch Transfer, enabling seamless file sharing via NFC between compatible devices in the Smart 10 series.

Marketing and Partnerships

Brand Ambassadors

Infinix Mobile has strategically partnered with prominent celebrities to enhance its brand visibility, particularly among young consumers in emerging markets. In May 2018, the company signed Nigerian musician as its brand ambassador in a high-profile endorsement deal aimed at resonating with African youth through music-infused campaigns that highlighted the brand's innovative smartphones. This partnership leveraged Davido's massive following to drive engagement in and across the continent, aligning with Infinix's focus on youthful demographics. Building on this foundation, Infinix expanded its ambassador program to in 2023, targeting the Indian and i markets with endorsements from regional stars to localize its appeal. In , actress was appointed as the brand ambassador for the ZERO 30 series, capitalizing on her popularity to promote features like advanced vlogging capabilities through content. This move helped boost the brand's presence in a competitive landscape, with Hashmi's campaigns emphasizing creativity and accessibility for young users. In 2024, Infinix continued expanding its ambassador roster in Southeast Asia and Africa. In April, Filipino actress and influencer Ivana Alawi was named brand ambassador for the NOTE 40 Pro series launch in the Philippines, promoting features like fast charging and AI cameras to appeal to content creators. In June, Ghanaian musician Black Sherif joined as brand ambassador for Infinix Ghana, focusing on youth empowerment through music and tech campaigns. By November 2024, Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones and artist Ssaru were appointed ambassadors for the HOT 50 series in East Africa, leveraging their influence to highlight gaming and social features for young audiences. Infinix's ambassador strategy often incorporates challenges to foster user interaction and amplify reach, as seen in initiatives tied to endorsements that encourage and sharing. These efforts have contributed to increased engagement, with studies indicating that celebrity partnerships positively influence consumer preference and among undergraduates in key markets like . By selecting influencers who embody energy and innovation, Infinix has effectively elevated its visibility and connected with tech-savvy audiences globally.

Sponsorships and Collaborations

Infinix Mobile has engaged in several strategic sponsorships and collaborations to enhance brand visibility and integrate innovative features into its products. One early initiative was its sponsorship of in the during the 2017–2018 seasons, marking a key entry into South Asian sports markets as part of broader regional expansion efforts. In the gaming sector, Infinix collaborated with Free Fire in to launch co-branded limited-edition models from the HOT 40 series, such as the HOT 40 Pro, featuring customized designs and optimized performance for mobile gaming experiences. This partnership included exclusive in-game elements like character skins and supported esports tournaments to engage the global Free Fire community. In August 2024, Infinix partnered with Honor of Kings and MediaTek to enhance mobile gaming performance in emerging markets, integrating optimized chipsets and game-specific features into devices like the GT series for smoother gameplay and reduced latency. For audio technology, Infinix established a partnership with JBL in 2023, integrating JBL-tuned dual speakers and sound enhancements across its NOTE series and subsequent devices to deliver distortion-free audio, deeper bass, and immersive 360° sound. This collaboration, developed with HARMAN's audio expertise, has been extended to models like the NOTE 30, NOTE 40, and beyond, elevating multimedia capabilities in Infinix's mid-range smartphones. In February 2025, Infinix announced a multi-year partnership with Games, becoming the official gaming smartphone partner for esports tournaments across , including the MPL MY 2025, with devices like the GT 30 Pro providing optimized hardware for professional play. In 2025, Infinix tied up with (MWC) to showcase its SolarEnergy-Reserving Technology, a perovskite-based innovation that enables ambient light charging for smartphones, demonstrated through concept devices and cases capable of storing up to 2W of power. Additionally, Infinix partnered with trend forecasting firm WGSN to release the 2025 Smartphone Color Trend Report, influencing product aesthetics with hues like Violet Garden, Misty Aqua, and Blossom Glow, which debuted in the ZERO 40 series for personalized and forward-looking designs. In November 2025, Infinix became the official gaming phone partner for the Global Championship (PMGC) 2025, with the GT 30 Pro serving as the designated device, alongside sponsoring the inaugural Cup to promote talent in .

Products

Smartphones

Infinix Mobile's smartphone portfolio is structured around distinct series targeting various market segments, emphasizing affordability, performance, and innovative features tailored to emerging markets. The lineup spans entry-level to devices, with a strong focus on connectivity, AI enhancements, and battery efficiency to appeal to budget-conscious consumers in regions like , , and . By 2025, Infinix has solidified its position as a key player in the sub-$500 segment, offering devices that balance modern specifications with competitive pricing. The Zero series represents Infinix's flagship offerings, featuring premium designs and advanced hardware for users seeking high-end performance without exorbitant costs. For instance, the Zero Flip introduces a foldable with a Dimensity 8020 processor, 8GB RAM, and a 6.9-inch LTPO display, marking Infinix's entry into the foldable market with a focus on durability and multitasking. In contrast, the Note series targets mid-range buyers, providing robust multitasking capabilities; the Note 50X , for example, includes 8GB RAM and support for seamless connectivity in everyday use. The Hot series caters to budget users with reliable essentials, exemplified by the Hot 60 Pro+ equipped with a Helio G200 and up to 256GB storage, prioritizing slim profiles and long battery life for value-driven purchases. Complementing these, the Smart series offers entry-level options for first-time smartphone users, such as the Smart 10 Plus, which integrates basic AI optimizations and extended battery endurance for essential tasks like calling and browsing. For gaming enthusiasts, the GT series delivers specialized features, including the GT 30 with a 144Hz high-refresh-rate display, capacitive shoulder triggers, and HyperEngine 5.0 for optimized . Technological advancements in Infinix's 2025 smartphones include the XOS 15 operating system, which incorporates AI-driven tools like Infinix AI for automated photo editing and scene recognition to enhance user creativity. A notable showcased at MWC 2025 is the SolarEnergy-Reserving Technology concept, integrating AI-optimized solar panels on the device back to enable ambient light recharging, potentially adding up to 10% battery capacity per hour of exposure and supporting eco-friendly daily top-ups. Infinix's pricing strategy positions entry-level Smart series models under $100, while flagships like the Zero series range from $300 to $500, ensuring accessibility in price-sensitive markets. Approximately 70% of the 2025 lineup supports , driven by affordable chipsets to accelerate adoption in developing regions. By 2025, Infinix achieves sales dominance with over 38 million units shipped annually, primarily in budget and mid-range segments, reflecting strong growth in and .

Computing Devices

Infinix Mobile has expanded its product portfolio beyond smartphones to include laptops and tablets, targeting affordability and portability for users in emerging markets. The company's computing devices emphasize lightweight designs, efficient battery life, and value-driven specifications to appeal to students, professionals, and casual users seeking reliable performance without premium pricing. The Inbook series comprises ultrabooks focused on slim profiles and everyday productivity, powered by processors. Models like the Inbook X2 Plus feature a 15.6-inch display, 11th-generation processors, 65W fast charging, and up to 10 hours of web browsing on a 1.65 kg chassis measuring 14.9 mm thick. Subsequent iterations, such as the Inbook X3 Slim, incorporate 12th-generation i3 to i7 options with 8 GB or 16 GB RAM and 256 GB or 512 GB SSD storage, starting at approximately $330 for entry-level variants. The Inbook Air Pro+, introduced in 2024, enhances portability with a 14-inch display and i5 processor in an even slimmer form factor. Priced between $400 and $600, these laptops prioritize seamless multitasking for office work and light creative tasks in budget-conscious segments. Complementing the Inbook lineup, the Zerobook series targets lightweight mobility with extended battery performance, often exceeding 13 hours of usage. The Zerobook 2023 models, equipped with 13th-generation i9 processors, 32 GB LPDDR5X RAM, and 1 TB SSD storage, include a 70 Wh battery and a 100W Type-C charger for rapid recharges in a 16.9 mm thin body. In 2025, the Zerobook Ultra integrates AI capabilities via Intel's Core Ultra processors with a dedicated Neural Unit (NPU), enabling faster multitasking and AI-accelerated features like enhanced and voice recognition, aimed at students and creators in emerging markets. These devices, priced from $600 to $800, feature an OVERBOOST switch for performance tuning and face-tracking for secure logins. For gaming enthusiasts, the GT delivers dedicated in a portable package. Powered by i5 or i9 processors paired with RTX 3050 or 4060 GPUs (up to 8 GB VRAM), it supports high-frame-rate gaming and with 16 GB to 32 GB RAM and 512 GB to 1 TB SSD options. The 16-inch model achieves AI-enhanced performance up to 230 , maintaining a weight under 2 kg for on-the-go use. Positioned at $700 to $800, the GT Book emphasizes cooling efficiency and customizable RGB lighting to compete in the entry-level gaming segment. Infinix's tablet offerings center on the Xpad series, launched in to provide affordable and tools. The standard Xpad features an 11-inch FHD+ display with 90 Hz refresh rate, Helio G99 processor, up to 8 GB RAM, 256 GB storage, and a 7000 mAh battery for all-day use. Priced under $200, it supports connectivity and is suited for and in regions like and . By 2025, expanded variants such as the Xpad 20 Pro introduce a 12-inch 2K display, Helio G100 chipset, and stylus compatibility for and , starting at around $170 to enhance learning experiences for students. The Xpad GT adds Snapdragon 888 power for more demanding tasks like gaming. Overall, these tablets focus on and expandability up to 1 TB via microSD, filling a gap in Infinix's diversification from mobile devices.

Accessories and Other Products

Infinix Mobility has expanded its product lineup to include a variety of accessories that complement its core devices, focusing on audio solutions, wearables, power accessories, protective gear, and smart home entertainment options. These items emphasize affordability, integration with Infinix smartphones, and features tailored for emerging markets like Africa and Southeast Asia. The company's audio accessories center on true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds under the XBuds brand, which incorporate active noise cancellation (ANC) and AI-enhanced environmental noise reduction for clear calls and immersive listening. For instance, the XBuds N4 Pro model delivers hybrid ANC, rich bass audio, and up to 30 hours of total battery life with the charging case, supporting low-latency gaming modes at 45ms. Similarly, the XBuds 3 GT features 4-mic AI ENC technology and 28 hours of playback, while the open-ear XBuds 3 Loop offers 36 hours of battery and IPX4 water resistance for active use. Infinix has partnered with JBL for audio expertise, though this collaboration primarily enhances speaker tuning in its devices rather than standalone wired earbuds. In wearables, Infinix launched its lineup in 2023, targeting fitness enthusiasts in youth demographics with models like the Xwatch 3 series, which include tracking for , , and over 100 sports modes. The XWATCH N4 Pro, an AI-empowered variant, provides one-click checks, up to 12 days of battery life, calling, and interchangeable straps in a mechanical design aesthetic. These watches integrate seamlessly with Infinix phones for notifications and data syncing, emphasizing durability with IP68 water resistance in select models. Beyond audio and wearables, Infinix offers practical accessories such as the MagPower series of power banks, including the slim 5000mAh MagPower 5 model that supports charging for on-the-go use with compatible devices. Protective phone cases, available in TPU and PC materials, provide drop protection and often include MagSafe-like magnetic attachments for accessories. The lineup also includes carrying bags for devices. In smart home products, Infinix introduced televisions in , starting with the 32- to 55-inch S1 series featuring Full HD displays and for streaming apps, which gained traction in for affordable entertainment. Current models like the 43-inch X5L and 55-inch ZERO QLED continue this focus with 4K HDR support, frameless designs, and built-in hotspot mirroring. In 2025, Infinix advanced its audio accessories with the AI Buds, AI-enhanced TWS earbuds featuring real-time translation across 162 languages, hybrid ANC, and seamless touch-based connectivity to phones for instant pairing and data transfer. Priced under $50, these earbuds are positioned for bundling with Infinix devices, offering up to 30 hours of battery life and premium sound in noisy environments.

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