Infinix could soon launch a new smartphone named Infinix S5 Pro and ahead of the phone’s official launch, a few images of the same have leaked online, revealing its design as well as some key specs and features.
The leak suggests that the device will come with a 6.6-inch display and the screen won’t have any kind of notch on top. Instead, the company has opted for pop-up mechanism for the front-facing camera sensor.
As for the camera department, the smartphone will feature a triple-camera setup on the back, consisting of a 48-megapixel primary sensor. Details about the other two sensors are not yet known.
Recently, it was reported that the device will come equipped with a 4,000mAh battery along with AI smart power management feature. The phone could be fuelled by MediaTek SoC and it may house a rear-facing fingerprint reader.
According to some reports, the device could be made available in India in two color options — Green and Violet. It is said to be priced under ₹10,000 (~$139) which means that it could arrive as the cheapest phone with pop-up selfie snapper in India.
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This will be the third model in the company’s S5 line after the standard Infinix S5 and S5 Lite. As for the specs, the Infinix S5 features 6.6-inch full HD+ punch-hole display whereas the Infinix S5 Lite sports a same-sized HD+ screen with punch-hole design.
Both phones are powered by Helio P22 chipset and 4GB of RAM along with 64GB of native storage. The Android 9 Pie OS comes preloaded on both devices along with XOS UI. The Infinix S5 and S5 Lite are packed with 4,000mAh batteries.
In the camera department, while S5 has 32-megapixel selfie camera with f/2.0 aperture the Lite variant comes with a 16-megapixel selfie shooter with f/2.0 aperture. While the standard model has a triple camera setup, the Lite variant has a dual-camera setup. The S5 and S5 Lite are priced at ₹7,999 (~$111) and ₹8,999 (~$125), respectively.
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