Infinix is undergoing a significant transformation. Historically recognized as a volume player in the budget segment, the brand has initiated a remarkable shift, particularly since the advent of its XOS 15 software. The praise from the tech community is not unfounded; our own experience confirms that the software has evolved into a genuinely seamless and feature-rich platform. It is within this exciting new chapter that the Infinix GT 30 Pro makes its debut, not merely as another smartphone, but as a definitive statement of intent. Billed as an “esports-ready” powerhouse, it leverages a formidable spec sheet—including a 1.5K 144Hz flat display, console-style gaming triggers, and a “Cyber Mecha” design—to challenge the mid-range performance crown. This device has managed to genuinely surprise even our seasoned team, proving that Infinix is not just participating in the high-performance market—it’s ready to compete.
Samsung has never been a company to shy away from making a statement. From creating the “phablet” category with the original Note to popularizing curved displays, they have a rich history of showcasing their engineering prowess to set trends. The new Samsung 