Infinix Note 7

The Infinix Note 7 was launched in 2020 as part of the company’s large-screen budget lineup. It came with a 6.95-inch IPS LCD Infinity-O display with HD+ resolution (720 × 1640). Powered by the MediaTek Helio G70 chipset, the device was paired with 4 GB and 128 GB storage, expandable via microSD. It shipped with Android 10 and XOS 6.0, delivering Infinix’s custom software features.

Important Considerations:

• Display resolution is only HD+, so visuals are less sharp compared to modern FHD+ phones.

• Charging support is limited to 18 W, which feels slow by today’s standards.

• Quad-camera system (48 MP main with supporting lenses) offers versatility, but photo quality in low light is modest.

• The phone is bulky and heavy, weighing around 206 g and measuring 8.8 mm thick.

• Being an older model, it has limited software updates and after-sales support in 2025.

Better Alternatives
Buyers looking for sharper screens, faster charging, or longer software support should consider newer options in the Infinix Note or Hot series. Alternatives from Xiaomi’s Redmi Note lineup or Samsung’s Galaxy A series also provide stronger update policies and better overall longevity.

Specs Overview
The Note 7 is built around a 6.95-inch IPS LCD display with a 20.5:9 aspect ratio and a punch-hole cutout for the 16 MP selfie camera. It runs on the Helio G70 processor paired with up to 4 GB RAM and 128 GB storage, expandable with a microSD card. On the back, it houses a 48 MP primary sensor along with macro, depth, and a video-focused lens for extra versatility. The phone is powered by a 5,000 mAh battery that supports 18 W fast charging. Available in colors like Forest Green, Aether Black, and Bolivia Blue, it combined a large display and big battery at a competitive price point.