Infinix Note 10 & Note 10 Pro Specifications, Features, and Prices in Nigeria.

Infinix Note 10 price in Nigeria

The Infinix Note 10 and 10 Pro phones are currently available for purchase in Nigeria, with their price(s) starting at ₦77,900 for the base model of the Note 10, and going all the way up to ₦118,400 for the Pro variant.

Best deals.

• Infinix Note 10 (4GB + 64GB) @ ₦77,900, Pointek.
• Infinix Note 10 (4GB + 128GB) @ ₦86,400, Pointek.
• Infinix Note 10 (6GB + 128GB) @ ₦94,300, Pointek.
• Infinix Note 10 Pro (8GB + 128GB) @ ₦118,400, Pointek.

Infinix Note 10 & Note 10 Pro specifications & features.

• 6.95 Inches 1080p (Full HD+) IPS LCD display
• 90Hz refresh rate (Pro model only).
• 48MP triple rear camera setup (Note 10).
• 64MP quad rear camera setup (Note 10 Pro).
• 16MP front-facing camera (both).
• Mediatek Helio G85 processor (Note 10).
• Mediatek Helio G95 processor (Note 10 Pro).
• 4, 6 & 8GB RAM + 64/128GB storage configurations.
• Android 11 + XOS 7.6 Dolphin.
• Dual speakers on both phones.
• 5000mAh battery.
• 18W fast charging (Note 10), 33W fast charging (Note 10 Pro).

The Note 10 and 10 Pro phones were launched in May 2021 as noble successors to the Note 8 models from last year, and as of the time of writing this article, the phones currently rank as the second-best Infinix phones that you can get your hands on right now in 2021, or the third-best maybe, if you counted the commercially-unavailable Infinix Concept Phone 2021.

Read Also: The Infinix Concept Phone 2021 review – The best Infinix phone that your money can’t buy.

To start with, you’re treated to a super-large 6.95 Inches Full HD+ LCD panel display on both phones, with the Pro model taking things up to a notch by incorporating a 90Hz refresh rate.

You get triple cameras on the vanilla model, and four on the Pro, but, all those numbers don’t really count, as you should only be concerned about the 48MP and 64MP main camera sensors on these phones.

And by the way, both phones share the same 16MP sensors tucked neatly inside a hole-punch cutout for their front-facing cameras.

In terms of raw power, you’re getting a Mediatek Helio G85 setup on the vanilla Note 10, while the Note 10 Pro wields an Helio G95 processor.

Both processors have repeatedly proven their worth in various smartphone speed tests carried out by various prominent tech YouTubers, even edging out the likes of the Samsung Galaxy A52 with a Snapdragon 720G processor, and the Redmi Note 10 Pro with a Snapdragon 732G processor in terms of performance.

So, in terms of sheer performance, you have nothing to worry about as neither the Infinix Note 10 nor the Note 10 Pro will leave you wanting for me.

You’ll be treated to Android version 11 out of the box with Infinix’s XOS UI version 7.6 Dolphin on top of it, but I strongly doubt if any of these phones will be getting updated to newer android versions like Android 12 when it arrives.

So, if newer android version updates are a priority to you when buying new phones, then I’d advise that you even leave the Infinix brand completely, and go look elsewhere because Infinix phones are not known for getting those kinds of updates.

The phones draw power from their 5000mAh battery tanks, and while the vanilla Note 10 comes with an 18W fast charging system, the Note Pro comes with an even faster 33W superfast charging system. And don’t forget about the dual speaker setup on them too.

So, that basically wraps it up for the Infinix Note 10 and Note 10 Pro specifications, features, and their price(s) in Nigeria.

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