Infinix Note 10 Pro Specs and Price Philippines

The official price of the Infinix Note 10 Pro in the Philippines is ₱9,990.00. Check out it Specs below.

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Design

You’ll notice the Note 10 Pro’s massive build the first moment you handle it. With a weight of 209g, it’s a little difficult to operate one-handed. It has a sleek striped pattern on the lower portion and a trendy two-toned glossy metallic finish. Polycarbonate is the material used, so yes, it’s glassy and a smudge magnet. Thus a case is required. Thankfully, the bundle includes a complimentary clear jelly case to help with this.

It’s quad back cameras and a quad-LED flash are in a projecting rectangular camera module. As someone who has tested several Infinix smartphones, I must say that this one looks the most premium to me.

On the front, with a massive phone, you can anticipate a large screen with large bezels, measuring 6.95 inches. A punch hole notch for the front camera is in the upper center of the display, directly below the earpiece/secondary speaker. We also have an excellent LED indicator here.

A SIM card slot for two nano-sized SIM cards and a dedicated microSD card slot with a storage capacity of up to 2TB is on the left side.

On the right side, there’s a volume rocker and a power button that also serves as a fingerprint scanner. The controls are generally tactile and clicky. However, they can take some getting accustomed to if you have small hands.

Multimedia and Display

The Infinix Note 10 Pro features a 6.95-inch IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 2460 x 1080px and a pixel density of 387ppi. It has a 90Hz refresh rate and a 180Hz touch sampling rate, just like the original Note 10 Pro, resulting in a smooth and snappy navigating experience.

Its outside visibility isn’t particularly impressive, but it’s adequate for indoor use, with enhanced colors and reasonable sharpness. Thanks to its large panel, we were able to watch streaming videos.

You may alter the touch sensitivity and speed under the display settings and put on the dark theme if you like. You can flip the refresh rate to 60, 90, or auto-switch. Additionally, you may utilize the Peek Proof button from the drop-down control center to activate a transparent black overlay on display, making your screen challenging to read for anyone around you.

Regarding audio, the twin stereo speaker arrangement manages to become loud enough for a small area without sounding tinny. However, the sound quality is adequate in the highs and mids, but not so great in the bottom.

And, as is customary with Infinix devices, DTS audio is included. Still, instead of requiring the installation of an app, you can find the DTS audio in the Sound and Vibration section of the settings.

Cameras

In terms of cameras, this phone has a total of five. A quad camera arrangement at the back includes a 64MP primary camera, an 8MP ultrawide, a 2MP B&W, and a 2MP depth sensor. Then there’s a 16MP selfie camera on the notch.

The camera app is very similar to the ones seen on most modern Android devices, so navigating around shouldn’t be a problem.

We could take excellent shots in the daytime while maintaining a high level of clarity and avoiding excessive noise. It also generates amazing HDR if adequately focused. However, because they can be overexposed, you may wish to take extra photographs.

Ultrawide images have similar colors to standard mode, which is fantastic, although there are some stretched or washed-out sections along the sides, as with other phones in this range.

You can shoot up to 4k at 30fps with the Ultra Steady mode, but only under 1080p at 30fps in the Ultra Steady mode.