Intex Infie 3 Android Go smartphone launched in India: Price, specifications

Intex also launched Infie 33 smartphone along with Infie 3. Both phones feature a ‘Full View’ display with 18:9 aspect ratio.

Intex Infie 33 features a 5.34-inch display, while Infie 3 sports a 4.95-inch display. (Intex)

Intex Technologies on Thursday launched two new smartphones in India - Infie 33 & Infie 3. Both smartphones feature a 'FullView' display with 18:9 aspect ratio. Intex Infie 33 is priced at ₹5,049, while Infie 3 will retail at ₹4,649.

"The youth-centric 'Full View' series with features such as face unlock, bokeh effect in the camera and privacy-protection technologies offer the people an affordable option to buy smartphones," Ishita Bansal, Product Head (Mobiles), Intex Technologies, told IANS.

Intex Infie 33, Infie 3 specifications

Intex Infie 33 features a 5.34-inch display, and runs Android Nougat. Infie 3, on the other hand has a 4.95-inch display and runs Android Oreo Go.

Both the phones come with 4G VoLTE support, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage. Infie 33 is powered by a 1.3GHz quad-core processor while the Infie 3 has a 1.1GHz quad core processor.

Infie 33 sports a 5-megapixel rear camera and a 5-megapixel front camera while the other variant has a 5-megapixel primary camera and a 2-megapixel selfie camera.

"Our target audience is different from that of Chinese players. We are currently focusing on those who are thinking of getting an upgrade from feature phones to smartphones," Bansal said.

"As a domestic manufacturer we know the Indian market inside out," she added.

One interesting feature that the Infie 3 model, which houses a 2000mAh battery, has is called the "SPY Capture" which keeps a check on any stranger trying to unlock the smart phone with a security pattern. After three failed attempts, the front camera secretly captures the image of the person trying to unlock without notification.

Similarly, the Infie 33 smartphone, which comes with a 3,000mAh battery, has a system that ensures that only users can view their private information, the company said.