Infinix is continuing to make the Pakistani community happy with a string of nifty releases. Its latest Note 3 is a continuation of their superb value for money trend and with a host of goodies which include a hunky surprise for larger screen lovers, the Infinix Note 3 is poised to provide stiff competition to the likes of the Galaxy A9 2016.

Build quality and display

The Note 3 features a premium aluminum build with a textured back finish. We’ve already seen Infinix using some excellent build quality materials with some other of its other devices and if you were looking for heavy metal in some of the most affordable prices, the Note 3 is a must recommendation.

Its display features a large 6.0 inches capacitive touchscreen with 368ppi pixel density. This translates into a 1080p HD resolution which makes excellent friends with the large display leading to some delicious graphical experiences. Its dimensions may not be everyone’s cup of tea particularly its 199g weight but we’ll give the benefit of the doubt to its 8.4mm thickness which, in all fairness seems a tad thicker too.

Cameras

The cameras are where things get Note-worthy for the Infinix Note 3. Its primary camera features a 13 megapixel sensor with phase detection autofocus technology and a dual-tone LED flash. Quite muscular features we must say that speak volumes about the camera’s prowess.

Front facing selfies are slowly making a name for themselves in the market and the Infinix Note 3 is the latest of its benefactors. The front camera features, together with an LED flash, a 5 megapixel sensor. We’ll cross our fingers regarding its friendship with the 6.0 inches display but the flash is definitely something many users would’ve loved to hear about.

Hardware and software

The Note 3 is said to smoothly run extremely heavy games and the built-in Android Marshmallow due to the presence of a powerful GPU and a 1.3 GHz Octa-Core processor with 2GB of RAM. A fingerprint sensor, Aero space cooling technology, dual-SIM support, 16GB internal storage plus external memory card slot and an extremely large 4500 mAh battery which promises around 2 days battery time cap off one of the finest Infinix releases to date.