Maybe the name go be infinix game of thrones... Lol

encryptjay:
WINTER IS COMING

E weak me abeg

geekdigital:
Infinix is here to dominate this 2018..No doubt. No wonder they tag their new year anniversary INFINIX2018 GO FOR IT. With the release of Modern day smartphone and still counting..
Anticipate another beast from Infinix Mobile. Hot and amazing..Naija are you ready for the #DoubleAmazingNaija

so the name is dragon?

bookmaniac:
[Mine is infinix note 4.i love the ohone like kilodequote author=Ejadike post=67118320]My TECNO Camon CM is just awesome, I'll only change the internal memory..

What is this one saying sef.

bookmaniac:
is the internal memory changeable?

Hian......how will u ask this type of question

bookmaniac:

U sabi

Who goes there

phaulzoe:
my major concern is just this battery issues sha

Everyone has those issues... Courtesy nigeria

Kalapizim:
Since the launch of the first set of Infinix phones in 2013, Infinix has gradually taken over a large percentage smartphone market in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.
Wondering the best infinix phone you can get at the moment?

Here are the five most impressive infinix device you need to get at the moment.

NOTE 4

The Infinix Note 4 Specs include 5.7 inch display, 2GB / 3GB RAM , 16GB / 32GB internal storage , Android 7.0 Nougat + XOS 2.2 , 4300mAh battery. Infinix Note 4 X572 is Note series and successor the Note 3 launched in 2016. Just like other devices in the Note series the note 4 comes with dual Micro-SIM/micro-SD, 64-bit Octa-Core 1.3 GHz Cortex A53 MediaTek MT6753, 16GB / 32GB. It also feutures a Fingerprint sensor.


Note 4 pro
The Note 4 pro packs an impressive array of features such a Fingerprint scanner in the home button, Non-Removable Li-Po 4300mAh Battery with XCharge 0-45% in 30 mins, Android 7.0 Nougat + XOS 2.2. It also comes stylish with an Xpen

Hot 5

Straight out of the box, the Hot comes with curved edges and a sleek plastic build. On the back of the phones appears a 3D textured back, this increase the friction between the device and the hands, giving user’s a comfortable grip when using the phone. The Hot 5 has an Android 7.0 (Nougat) OS, Quad-core MediaTek MT6580 @1.3Ghz weights168g with a 1GB/2 GB RAM.To compliment the beauty of the Hot 5, there are three colors you can choose from: Red, champagne Gold and Grey. Choose the color that suits your taste best.

Zero 5
Infinix Zero 5 debuts as the first among Infinix Phones to come with dual back camera setup and optical zoom feature. It features Android 7.0 Nougat upgradable to Andriod 8.0 oreo, Octa-core 2.60 GHz Cortex, Mediatek chipset, a RAM of 6GB, 64GB or 128GB and 4350 mAh (non-removable) battery.
Hot S3
The Hot S3 is the latest among all infinix device in Nigeria, its comes in a slim build, 20MP camera and 18:9 screen aspect ratio, Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset and Android 8.0 Oreo. Also, an internal memory of 32 GB ROM, 3 GB RAM with a Non-removable 4000 mAh battery.

http://www.infinix.club/forum/196/379117

My Oreo update never still show oo

phaulzoe:
using infinix has been technological adventurous o.. Remember by first phone with infinix. Hot note 2..the ba3 capacity burst my head die

One off something

Thought note 4 pro is 4500mah?

Kalapizim:
Since the launch of the first set of Infinix phones in 2013, Infinix has gradually taken over a large percentage smartphone market in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.
Wondering the best infinix phone you can get at the moment?

Here are the five most impressive infinix device you need to get at the moment.

NOTE 4

The Infinix Note 4 Specs include 5.7 inch display, 2GB / 3GB RAM , 16GB / 32GB internal storage , Android 7.0 Nougat + XOS 2.2 , 4300mAh battery. Infinix Note 4 X572 is Note series and successor the Note 3 launched in 2016. Just like other devices in the Note series the note 4 comes with dual Micro-SIM/micro-SD, 64-bit Octa-Core 1.3 GHz Cortex A53 MediaTek MT6753, 16GB / 32GB. It also feutures a Fingerprint sensor.


Note 4 pro
The Note 4 pro packs an impressive array of features such a Fingerprint scanner in the home button, Non-Removable Li-Po 4300mAh Battery with XCharge 0-45% in 30 mins, Android 7.0 Nougat + XOS 2.2. It also comes stylish with an Xpen

Hot 5

Straight out of the box, the Hot comes with curved edges and a sleek plastic build. On the back of the phones appears a 3D textured back, this increase the friction between the device and the hands, giving user’s a comfortable grip when using the phone. The Hot 5 has an Android 7.0 (Nougat) OS, Quad-core MediaTek MT6580 @1.3Ghz weights168g with a 1GB/2 GB RAM.To compliment the beauty of the Hot 5, there are three colors you can choose from: Red, champagne Gold and Grey. Choose the color that suits your taste best.

Zero 5
Infinix Zero 5 debuts as the first among Infinix Phones to come with dual back camera setup and optical zoom feature. It features Android 7.0 Nougat upgradable to Andriod 8.0 oreo, Octa-core 2.60 GHz Cortex, Mediatek chipset, a RAM of 6GB, 64GB or 128GB and 4350 mAh (non-removable) battery.
Hot S3
The Hot S3 is the latest among all infinix device in Nigeria, its comes in a slim build, 20MP camera and 18:9 screen aspect ratio, Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset and Android 8.0 Oreo. Also, an internal memory of 32 GB ROM, 3 GB RAM with a Non-removable 4000 mAh battery.

http://www.infinix.club/forum/196/379117

So maybe even 2013 dem com

SirSpencer97:
True zero series are known for there elegance and speed once used zero 4 plus and i must say was very impressive

What of note?

Ayebaeapretai:

You’ve got an android phone, and you just want to experience Virtual Reality in all it’s glory.
But...
Sometimes it can be confusing, or a little difficult to get to grips with at first.
We say, do not worry.
One of the key components in setting up Virtual Reality with Android phones is the phone itself. But there is one key question you need to ask

Does your android phone meet the minimum requirements for VR?

You may not have realized it but your phone may not actually be ready for Virtual Reality content.
Luckily most smartphones will be to cope with the VR element of it, you just won't be getting the full experience you could be getting.
It goes to say, if you’re not rocking a smartphone, then you can forget all mention of VR. It also goes to say that the larger the resolution, and pixels per inch, the better an experience you’re going to receive.
Try to ensure you’re using either a “VR / Daydream” ready phone, or one of the newer models of phones on the market today.
If all else fails, do not worry.

You will still be able to setup and use VR.

Just make sure to set your phone to do not disturb before venturing any further.
The first step to experiencing virtual reality on your android phone is ensuring you have a working mobile virtual reality headset.
Unfortunately you won't be able to experience VR without one.
If you don’t own a mobile VR headset you will need to purchase one of the many found on our virtual reality headset database.

So what type of mobile VR headset do you own?

Depending on your VR headset the setup may be slightly different. The attachment of your phone may be a Slide, Clip, Clasp or direct connection. This should be identifiable depending on the mechanisms on the headset. In some cases you may also be required to plug in a headphone jack.
Adjusting the Headset where possible for comfort
Excluding Google Cardboard headsets and selected other Mobile VR headsets, you may be able to adjust the lens distance and / or distance between your eyes (IPD) to make the experience more comfortable.
You should be able to do this by the use of a wheel either on the top and bottom or side of your headset. (The Gear VR has a wheel located on the top of the headset where as the Homido V2 has a wheel on the top and bottom to allow more adjustability.)
How do I know I’ve adjusted it right?
When properly adjusted, what you see on screen should appear clearer and less blurry than before. To properly test this you will need to launch VR content first.

The next most important step for you is going to be content.

Now although you won't be able to experience full scale immersive VR, you will be able to download a few various apps, and access a wide variety of VR related content on selected devices.
If you’re using any headset (other than the Gear VR, see below) then the first go to app to download should be:

The Google Cardboard App
As your first “go to app” Google have integrated features that will direct you to the VR world.
This app has a variety of demos built-in including:
VR Demo
Watching your own movies
Creating movies
Travelling around the world
Discovering other apps to enjoy
The purpose of these demos is to get you hooked, and make you really want to experience the full VR experience.
Youtube
Chances are you already have Youtube installed on your android phone. If not, download it .Now although, whilst it is not technically classed as VR, 360 video is available to be viewed in all directions, in stereoscopic 3D.This provides an immersive environment to enjoy a new medium of video.
Cardboard Applications and games

Across the Google Play and WEARVR stores, there is a selection of apps and games you can download, unfortunately it just takes a bit of time to find the best android VR apps for you.
With the Gear VR headset you will need to download an app to specifically assess just the cardboard functions like list above.
Got a Gear VR?
With a Gear VR headset you will be able to access a larger range of high end applications and games that are just not accessible on ordinary android stores.

Mobile VR is not the same as tethered VR

In an ideal world we’ll all be able to access all types of VR content from our mobile phones, but unfortunately the technology just isn't fully there yet to provide that.
Keep in mind that mobile VR will not provide the same experience as a tethered PC headset.
However that being said, you are still able to experience a lot of different content from your mobile device.
Watch your battery life
As with all things that use a lot of video processing power, you will need to watch your battery life and using your screen with VR for extended periods of time will drain out of your battery and can overheat your phone.
Don’t use it for extended periods of time
It goes to say for strapping any kind of screen to your face for extended periods of time.
Don’t. Or at least be careful.
Make sure to take frequent breaks from VR as not to cause eye strain. Your mobile device may also heat up dramatically over this period of time due to this extended use.

http://www.infinix.club/forum/196/373163

Also what's the work around for phone heating up as a result of this extended vr use.

Plus this write up long oooo

Ayebaeapretai:

You’ve got an android phone, and you just want to experience Virtual Reality in all it’s glory.
But...
Sometimes it can be confusing, or a little difficult to get to grips with at first.
We say, do not worry.
One of the key components in setting up Virtual Reality with Android phones is the phone itself. But there is one key question you need to ask

Does your android phone meet the minimum requirements for VR?

You may not have realized it but your phone may not actually be ready for Virtual Reality content.
Luckily most smartphones will be to cope with the VR element of it, you just won't be getting the full experience you could be getting.
It goes to say, if you’re not rocking a smartphone, then you can forget all mention of VR. It also goes to say that the larger the resolution, and pixels per inch, the better an experience you’re going to receive.
Try to ensure you’re using either a “VR / Daydream” ready phone, or one of the newer models of phones on the market today.
If all else fails, do not worry.

You will still be able to setup and use VR.

Just make sure to set your phone to do not disturb before venturing any further.
The first step to experiencing virtual reality on your android phone is ensuring you have a working mobile virtual reality headset.
Unfortunately you won't be able to experience VR without one.
If you don’t own a mobile VR headset you will need to purchase one of the many found on our virtual reality headset database.

So what type of mobile VR headset do you own?

Depending on your VR headset the setup may be slightly different. The attachment of your phone may be a Slide, Clip, Clasp or direct connection. This should be identifiable depending on the mechanisms on the headset. In some cases you may also be required to plug in a headphone jack.
Adjusting the Headset where possible for comfort
Excluding Google Cardboard headsets and selected other Mobile VR headsets, you may be able to adjust the lens distance and / or distance between your eyes (IPD) to make the experience more comfortable.
You should be able to do this by the use of a wheel either on the top and bottom or side of your headset. (The Gear VR has a wheel located on the top of the headset where as the Homido V2 has a wheel on the top and bottom to allow more adjustability.)
How do I know I’ve adjusted it right?
When properly adjusted, what you see on screen should appear clearer and less blurry than before. To properly test this you will need to launch VR content first.

The next most important step for you is going to be content.

Now although you won't be able to experience full scale immersive VR, you will be able to download a few various apps, and access a wide variety of VR related content on selected devices.
If you’re using any headset (other than the Gear VR, see below) then the first go to app to download should be:

The Google Cardboard App
As your first “go to app” Google have integrated features that will direct you to the VR world.
This app has a variety of demos built-in including:
VR Demo
Watching your own movies
Creating movies
Travelling around the world
Discovering other apps to enjoy
The purpose of these demos is to get you hooked, and make you really want to experience the full VR experience.
Youtube
Chances are you already have Youtube installed on your android phone. If not, download it .Now although, whilst it is not technically classed as VR, 360 video is available to be viewed in all directions, in stereoscopic 3D.This provides an immersive environment to enjoy a new medium of video.
Cardboard Applications and games

Across the Google Play and WEARVR stores, there is a selection of apps and games you can download, unfortunately it just takes a bit of time to find the best android VR apps for you.
With the Gear VR headset you will need to download an app to specifically assess just the cardboard functions like list above.
Got a Gear VR?
With a Gear VR headset you will be able to access a larger range of high end applications and games that are just not accessible on ordinary android stores.

Mobile VR is not the same as tethered VR

In an ideal world we’ll all be able to access all types of VR content from our mobile phones, but unfortunately the technology just isn't fully there yet to provide that.
Keep in mind that mobile VR will not provide the same experience as a tethered PC headset.
However that being said, you are still able to experience a lot of different content from your mobile device.
Watch your battery life
As with all things that use a lot of video processing power, you will need to watch your battery life and using your screen with VR for extended periods of time will drain out of your battery and can overheat your phone.
Don’t use it for extended periods of time
It goes to say for strapping any kind of screen to your face for extended periods of time.
Don’t. Or at least be careful.
Make sure to take frequent breaks from VR as not to cause eye strain. Your mobile device may also heat up dramatically over this period of time due to this extended use.

http://www.infinix.club/forum/196/373163

How do u know ur device supports vr

greenhulk:


Similar but Zero series are the higher end of Infinix phones.
Better display: FHD vs HD
6gb of RAM vs 3gb
Dual rear camera set up vs single rear camera
2.6ghz octacore MTK P25 vs 1.4ghz octacore snapdragon 430

etc

Zero Vs s Vs note series let the battle begin.

Badookelzi:


its not about opinion
you should checkout the specs before making conclusion

He saying what he feels from the physical appearance,is that not allowed again bros?

greenhulk:
Too many bezels. What are those bezels for? Does it house a fringerprint sensor? No. Is it used for front firing stereo speakers? No. So why does it have such huge bezels?

NnA brother I wonder

Sarhyd:
We Africans especially Nigerians won’t follow this tips as we hardly listen to simple instructions and believe them not to be real �

Younger parents these days are now listening or.

Maliki001:
we are jst too ignorant about it

And gone are the days when what you don't know won't kill you... Now what you don't know will even kill you first

surest07:

Lolzzz bro are u a doctor

Does one have to be a doc to know certain things?

Ayebaeapretai:
very true, my body sometimes pick my phone up and connects the earpieace to his ears at at the highest volume. i have to monitor him now.

When it's like that I collect my earphones and say... No spoil am for mw

zamanient:
i can put ear piece like for 20hrs

Chairman sir... Your welcome

SirSpencer97:
This is one health care problem parents of now Adays fail to notice
This earbuds issue had killed so many apart from damaging the ears
We need to be cautious
Nice one
Thanks for the awareness

I didn't even know something like 60-60 rule existed

Tarivanessa:

There’s a big push to pay attention to how much “screen time” kids have these days, with electronic tablets now becoming more commonplace in schools as well as at home. Part of that effort should also be focused on the impact this has on their hearing.

While there are many different causes of noise-induced hearing loss, the pervasiveness of portable listening devices can’t be ignored. In fact, a 2010 study in the Journal of the American Medical Association showed that 1 in 5 teenagers have experienced some degree of hearing loss. Ear buds are placed directly in the ear and can increase the sound signal by as much as 6 to 9 decibels. At maximum volume, this places music from personal audio devices somewhere between the noise created from power tools and that of loudspeakers at a rock concert.
Here are some tips for safe listening from the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA):

• Keep it down: We’ll start with the obvious and point out that a good guideline to follow is keeping the dial to about half volume.

• Take breaks: Like any part of your body, your ears can get tired, and any damage from noise is made worse with longer exposure. Think of the 60-60 rule: 60 percent volume for 60 minutes. This also helps with that pesky “screen time” issue.

• Be an example: If children see you blaring your tunes, it’ll be tougher for them to want to keep the volume down.
It’s also important for parents to have their child see an audiologist to establish a baseline hearing level. The audiologist can then recommend a hearing-loss prevention program suited for that child’s individual needs.

We know that parents are concerned about this, too, but that hasn’t always translated into action. In a recent AHSA national poll, 75 percent of parents said that teaching the proper use of ear buds and headphones is important, but that only 50 percent have brought up the topic with their children. It’s never the wrong time to start the discussion.

http://www.infinix.club/forum/196/372913

The awareness is welcome

How do they do infinix exchanges in slot?

ZiziPrince:
you can't know all things Na bros.

True stuff, but still...