Infinix Note 10

The Infinix Note 10 was officially released in June 2021 as part of the Note 10 lineup, targeting mid-range buyers who wanted a big-screen experience at a reasonable cost. It is available in both new and used conditions in the local market. The phone was built to deliver large immersive visuals, dependable performance from the MediaTek Helio G85 chip, and a solid battery.

Important Considerations:

• Launched in 2021, so it is now dated in terms of software and long-term updates.

• The Helio G85 chip handles everyday tasks well but struggles with heavy multitasking or gaming.

• Large 6.95-inch screen is great for videos and browsing but makes the device bulky.

• No 5G support; limited to 4G networks.

• In 2025, many units are only available in used condition, so pricing and quality depend on device health and PTA approval.

Better Alternatives
For buyers today, newer models like the Infinix Note 30 series or Hot 40 series provide better displays, faster charging, and longer software support. In a similar price range, Xiaomi Redmi Note models or Samsung Galaxy A-series offer more refined performance and improved after-sales reliability.

Specs Overview
The Infinix Note 10 features a massive 6.95-inch IPS LCD display with FHD+ resolution and a 90 Hz refresh rate, making it excellent for media consumption. It is powered by the MediaTek Helio G85 processor, coupled with 6 GB RAM and storage choices ranging from 64 GB to 128 GB, expandable via microSD. On the camera side, it carries a 48 MP main rear sensor supported by additional depth and macro lenses, while the front is equipped with a 16 MP selfie camera. The phone packs a 5,000 mAh battery with 18 W fast charging, ensuring reliable day-long use. Running Android 11 with XOS 7.6 at launch, it provided Infinix’s custom UI features, though software support is now limited compared to newer models. Overall, the Note 10 delivered strong value at release, particularly for users seeking a large-screen device at an affordable price.