Not only Samsung and Xiaomi can build new smartphones with special features, but also rather unknown manufacturers. With the Infinix Zero Ultra, a smartphone was unveiled that offers very good value for money. But there is a catch.
Infinix Zero Ultra with 200 MP camera
Motorola and Xiaomi recently introduced their first smartphones with 200 MP cameras. Samsung should probably follow with the Galaxy S23 Ultra. But the manufacturer Infinix has also unveiled a smartphone with the Zero Ultra, which is equipped with a 200 MP camera and thus competes with the largest manufacturers in the world. And that’s not the only superlative. Because the The 4,500 mAh battery can be charged extremely quickly with an incredible 180 watts will. The complete charge takes only 12 minutes. For comparison: Samsung charges with a maximum of 45 watts, Xiaomi with 120 watts. The battery of the Infinix Zero Ultra is said to have been tested by TÜV (source: Infinix).
Not only the camera and the charging speed of the Infinix Zero Ultra are convincing, but also the dual-edge AMOLED display with 120 Hz. This creates an almost borderless design. The MediaTek Dimensity 920 is used as the processor, which is located in the upper middle class. This is supported by 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage. The operating system is Android 12 with a customized interface. The price should be just over 500 euros (Source: Notebook Check).
For comparison: the 200 MP smartphone from Xiaomi:
Infinix Zero Ultra not available in Europe
You cannot currently buy the Infinix Zero Ultra in Europe. The company offers the smartphones in countries like the Philippines, Kenya, Thailand and so on. With a price of just over 500 euros, the Infinix Zero Ultra would certainly also be something for the European market. In any case, it shows that not only Samsung and Xiaomi can build smartphones with top equipment. In that case, the Infinix cell phone is even significantly cheaper. Xiaomi demands 799 euros for the 12T Pro (see Amazon).
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