Infinix GT 10 Pro first impressions: Will please the gamer in you

The Infinix GT 10 Pro launched in India today. It’s the new gaming smartphone by the company which offers quite a few outstanding specs.

Infinix GT 10 Pro was launched in India today and here are our first impressions of this gaming handset. Check out the few things you need to consider before investing in the smartphone. (HT Tech)

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1/8 Infinix GT 10 Pro was launched in India today and here are our first impressions of this gaming handset. Check out the few things you need to consider before investing in the smartphone. (HT Tech)

The smartphone comes with a 45W charger, a phone case, and a glass screen guard. It included another box which contained gaming tools, and importantly, two shoulder triggers and finger sleeves! Just finding that in the box was an amazing feeling. Something extra, a value-add is always appreciated. Note that only the first 5000 users will get this extra gaming toolbox.  (HT Tech)

2/8 The smartphone comes with a 45W charger, a phone case, and a glass screen guard. It included another box which contained gaming tools, and importantly, two shoulder triggers and finger sleeves! Just finding that in the box was an amazing feeling. Something extra, a value-add is always appreciated. Note that only the first 5000 users will get this extra gaming toolbox.  (HT Tech)

Display: The smartphone features a huge 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a peak brightness of 900 nits that offers a dynamic streaming and gaming experience. When it comes to gaming you’ll get a premium feel especially when you are playing RAM-intensive games. With a 120 Hz refresh rate, the smartphone works quite smoothly. We tried the phone with a lower refresh rate setting as well and it still managed to do it all effortlessly. (HT Tech)

3/8 Display: The smartphone features a huge 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a peak brightness of 900 nits that offers a dynamic streaming and gaming experience. When it comes to gaming you’ll get a premium feel especially when you are playing RAM-intensive games. With a 120 Hz refresh rate, the smartphone works quite smoothly. We tried the phone with a lower refresh rate setting as well and it still managed to do it all effortlessly. (HT Tech)

Performance: The smartphone is powered by MediaTek Dimensity 8050 processor and we must say that it worked like a charm. So, over a period of one week, the smartphone was fun to use due to its amazing performance and sharp graphics.  (HT Tech)

4/8 Performance: The smartphone is powered by MediaTek Dimensity 8050 processor and we must say that it worked like a charm. So, over a period of one week, the smartphone was fun to use due to its amazing performance and sharp graphics.  (HT Tech)

Camera: After a few tests and trials with the camera, the 108 MP primary sensor managed to capture detailed pictures in daylight and bring out the natural colours of the subject. However, the camera performance during low light left much to be desired.  (HT Tech)

5/8 Camera: After a few tests and trials with the camera, the 108 MP primary sensor managed to capture detailed pictures in daylight and bring out the natural colours of the subject. However, the camera performance during low light left much to be desired.  (HT Tech)

Design: Yes, it does look appealing. Having said that, the glyph design that it touts, is supposed to light up like the Nothing Phone, but it only manages to change colour. Clearly, if you are going to emulate, you have to make sure there is a clear differentiation and over and above that, it should be as impressive or better. (HT Tech)

6/8 Design: Yes, it does look appealing. Having said that, the glyph design that it touts, is supposed to light up like the Nothing Phone, but it only manages to change colour. Clearly, if you are going to emulate, you have to make sure there is a clear differentiation and over and above that, it should be as impressive or better. (HT Tech)

Battery: The smartphone supports a decent 5000 mAh battery. The battery life is great so far, despite playing games and streaming all day. But, one thing which struck me about the phone was the 45W charging support. Given that it was a gaming smartphone, a higher-wattage charger would have been ideal. It takes about an hour for the phone to charge completely. (HT Tech)

7/8 Battery: The smartphone supports a decent 5000 mAh battery. The battery life is great so far, despite playing games and streaming all day. But, one thing which struck me about the phone was the 45W charging support. Given that it was a gaming smartphone, a higher-wattage charger would have been ideal. It takes about an hour for the phone to charge completely. (HT Tech)

The Infinix GT 10 Pro smartphone will retail for Rs. 19,999 and customers can get up to 2000 instant discount with ICICI and Kotak Bank cards. Keeping the price in mind and the performance too, it is likely to give serious competition to other smartphones in this segment. Notably, the negatives do not take anything away from the fact that it is a gaming smartphone and what you need to focus is on the big display and performance. If you are someone who’s a gaming enthusiast, then you can check it out. Is it worth buying though? We will have more about the phone in our upcoming review. Stay tuned.   (HT Tech)

8/8 The Infinix GT 10 Pro smartphone will retail for Rs. 19,999 and customers can get up to 2000 instant discount with ICICI and Kotak Bank cards. Keeping the price in mind and the performance too, it is likely to give serious competition to other smartphones in this segment. Notably, the negatives do not take anything away from the fact that it is a gaming smartphone and what you need to focus is on the big display and performance. If you are someone who’s a gaming enthusiast, then you can check it out. Is it worth buying though? We will have more about the phone in our upcoming review. Stay tuned.   (HT Tech)