Infinix Hot Note X551 is one of the most sold Infinix Smartphones in Africa and Nigeria in particular. Millions of the device was sold out last year and tens of thousands has already been sold in the first quarter of this year. This is because what the phone offers, it's beautiful 5.5 inch design, sharp Camera, long lasting battery life, flash charge technology, XUI interface, and OTA ability, to mention but a few.

Great online stores like Jumia, Konga, and Gearbest sold a lot of this device and users are still enjoying what Infinix Hot Note offers.

Like every other good product in the society, cunny guys will always find their way to explore the popularity of the device to produce fake ones and make money through it in an illegal manner. Just as we saw in cloned iPhone 6s and cloned iPhone 7

Now there are many fake Infinix X551 in the market and if you are not careful and observant, you will be deceived to mistake the fake version to the real original version. This is why am bringing this expository post to you now before you make the mistake.

Few days ago, Infinix released a statement saying:
“Infinix is committed to offering customers the best quality, so fans/customers should be aware so as not to fall victims purchasing the fake version of this device.”

The below pictures are from Infinix Facebook page in their publicity program about the fake and real device.

How To Spot And Identify A Fake Version Of Infinix Hot Note X551
1. The Speaker and SIM card port arrangement is different from the original as shown in the image below.

2. The top view of the fake is different from the original, you can check the illustration on the image.

3. The charger is different, the original charger is thicker.

4. The sensor is vertical on the fake, while it is horizontally placed in the original.

So there you have it. Kindly share it with your friends to save someone from been a victim to these fake devices today. As directed by Infinix, share on social media with the hash tag “#SPOTTHEFAKE”

SOURCE: http://www.wizytechs.com/2016/03/beware-of-fake-versions-of-infinix-hot.html