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Infinix is no stranger to bringing various elements to the budget segment.
The new Infinix S5 Pro does that with the pop-up selfie camera.The phone was originally teased a month ago, which confirmed that we will be getting a display with no notch.
The other specifications have also been revealed now.
Were looking at a 6.53-inch LCD panel with no notch, with a resolution of 2,220 x 1,080.
The peak brightness is 480 nits.On the inside, the Infinix S5 Pro is powered by the octa-core MediaTek P35 chipset with 4GB of DDR4 RAM and 64GB of storage.
The battery is rated at 4,000mAh and theres no mention of fast charging.
It takes place over a micro USB connection.
Theres a physical fingerprint scanner on the back.As for cameras, the Infinix S5 Pro has a triple camera setup, with a 48MP f/1.8 primary camera, followed by a portrait lens for better edge detection and a VGA low-light camera.
The front camera, as mentioned earlier, is a 16MP pop-up unit.In India, the Infinix S5 Pro is priced at Rs 9,999.
It will be available starting March 13.
Colour options include Forest Green and Violet.





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