
Compare all 2 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Black Abyss · 256 GB | ₹69,999 | Not sold |
| Red Blaze · 256 GB | ₹69,999 | Not sold |
The ZuPick verdict
The Infinix GT 50 Pro gets a lot right for the money: a standout battery, a very strong display and flagship-level speed. The trade-off is simple and important — it saves money by giving up the telephoto camera expected from many rivals in this range.
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₹69,999
₹69,999
Pros & cons
The 6500 mAh battery is unusually large for this class, so it should feel more relaxed on long gaming sessions, travel days and heavy 5G use than many pricier rivals.
This AMOLED panel pairs 144 Hz refresh rate with 4500 nits peak brightness and a sharp 1208x2644 resolution. It is built for smooth scrolling, responsive gaming and strong outdoor visibility.
It scores about 2.14 million on AnTuTu, which is comfortably in flagship territory. Day-to-day use will feel effortless, and demanding games should run well for a long time.
12 GB RAM and UFS 4.1 storage give it the kind of fast app loading and multitasking you expect from an expensive phone, with less waiting during installs and large game loads.
30W wireless charging is still a feature many buyers expect at this price, and it is good to see it here alongside reverse wired and wireless charging.
This is the biggest compromise. At this price, a telephoto lens is expected, and relying on the main camera for zoom puts it behind rivals that offer proper 3x, 5x or periscope reach.
45W charging is fine, but it does not stand out in a class where some phones refill much faster. With such a large battery, top-ups may feel slower than the rest of the package suggests.
IP64 gives useful splash protection, but many alternatives in this range offer stronger sealing. Buyers spending this much may expect more peace of mind.
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