Infinix Smart 2 review: 'Value for money' smartphone with tall 18:9 screen

Infinix Smart 2 review: 'Value for money' smartphone with tall 18:9 screen

Infinix Smart 2 review: 'Value for money' smartphone with tall 18:9 screen on Business Standard. The Infinix Smart 2 is a feature-rich entry-level smartphone worth of its price. In its price segment, the phone competes with Xiaomi Redmi 5A

Latest News Transsion Holdings, a Hong Kong-based smartphone company, is one of the top five leading mobile phone manufacturer in India, according to recent report by IDC. The company is known for Infinix, Tecno, itel and Spice branded smartphones. It operates in affordable entry level and midrange segment. Under its premium Infinix brand, the company recently launched the Infinix Smart 2 Specification, an entry-level budget smartphone with 18:9 aspect ratio screen and a large 3,050 mAh battery.

Priced at Rs 5,999 for the base model, the Infinix Smart 2 feature rich proposition in entry-level budget smartphone segment. It is targeted to consumers moving from feature phones to smartphones. The Android-based smartphone features dualSIM slots and 4G VoLTE-capabilities.

Interestingly, the phone comes in two RAM and storage configurations – 2GB/16GB and 3GB/32GB. The premium 3GB RAM variant is priced at Rs 6,999.

In terms of design, the Infinix Smart 2 offers no-frill design with a removable plastic back, which reveals a non-removable battery, and a glass-covered front.

The phone has tall stance and a compact form factor, which makes it easy to hold and operate with one hand. It has a good grip to it, but the plastic back and

glass front is prone to smudges and scratches.

The Infinix Smart 2 sports a 5.45-inch HD+ screen.

Thanks to tall 18:9 aspect ratio, the screen does not falter in its overall form factor, which is no bigger than a 5-inch smartphone with conventional 16:9 aspect ratio screens. The glass on top of the display is curved from edges, which makes it easy to use and operate. The touchscreen calibration is not up to the mark, but it works well for basic tasks such as calling, messaging, etc.

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