Transsion, which has the reputation of "king of Africa", has a very high market share in the African smartphone market, but it has not been able to get involved in 5G models due to the communication construction and actual machine environment of African countries. However, in recent days, the Infinix Zero 5G was officially released in Nigeria, which is also the first 5G model of Infinix.
As Infinix's first 5G model, the Infinix Zero 5G is designed for a centered cut-out screen on the front, and the back is shaped to bump the face find X3 series, and the mirror group uses an integrated process to highlight the fuselage. In terms of configuration, the model is equipped with MediaTek Tianji 900 chip, supplemented by a 6.78-inch 1080P resolution display, supporting 120Hz refresh rate, rear 48 million main camera + 13 million ultra-wide angle + 2 million triple camera solution, front 16 million pixel camera, equipped with 5000mAh battery, 33W wired charging, retaining 3.5mm headphone hole.
Transsion Infinix Zero 5G is currently only available in an 8+128GB version, priced at 169,500 Nigerian naira, or about 3,150 yuan.