- $229, $239, and $269.
That is what these devices will be starting from.
They are the Infinix Note 30,
the Note 30 5G, and the Note 30 Pro,
and I've partnered with Infinix
to bring you one of the first videos with these
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Let's go ahead and get these unboxed.
So the unboxing experience is almost the same
for all three devices.
We are initially presented with the smartphones.
We then have a SIM card tool and some paperwork.
All three also come with a screen protector
and clear case included.
So the Note 30 and the Note 30 5G
have 45 watt chargers included
and the Note 30 Pro has a 68 watt charger included.
There's a USB cable on the Note 30 and the Note 30 Pro,
also come with 3.5 millimeter earphones.
Now, based on your region,
the Note 30 Pro will also come
with a 15 watt wireless charger.
All of that bundled for these low, low prices.
Now let's get to the devices and remove the plastic.
And here they are.
So the Note 30 and the Note 30 5G
are roughly about the same size.
They come in three colors,
the Interstellar Blue, which we have here,
the Sunset Gold as well as the Obsidian Black
for the Note 30,
and the Magic Black for the Note 30 5G.
Now, we've got a nice boxy design with a two-tone finish
across all devices, which looks really nice.
The Note 30 Pro comes in two colors,
the Magic Black and the Variable Golds,
and it is the first use of glass in a Note series.
So it's also really premium.
Now, we do have IP53 protection based on your region
and that means if you are in a humid environment,
if you're going to have these out in the rain for a little bit,
then you should be absolutely fine.
Now let's talk about the display.
So the Note 30 and the Note 30 5G
have a 6.7 inch full HD plus LCD display
with a 518 nits peak brightness
and both of them do have a 120 hertz refresh rate,
so everything is very smooth.
The Note 30 Pro takes things further.
We've got a 6.67 inch full HD plus AMOLED display.
It has a peak brightness of 900 nits with small bezels,
10-bit color,
and its using LTPS technology.
So we've got 120 hertz for refresh rate,
making everything super smooth.
But thanks to the LTPS technology
and Infinix's smart refresh technology,
the display can automatically adapt
to the most suitable refresh rate to preserve battery life.
Now, all displays are certified by TUV Rheinland,
so these are also going to be easier on the eyes
because they can limit blue light.
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Now let's take a look at the camera.
So the Note 30 and the Note 30 5G
have a 16-megapixel front-facing camera.
The Note 30 has a primary 64-megapixel camera
with a very wide F/1.69 aperture,
so you're going to be able able to get in lots of light.
The Note 30 5G and the Note 30 Pro
have a very high resolution primary 108-megapixel camera
with a wide F/1.75 aperture.
This is going to be able to capture lots and lots of detail.
The Note 30 Pro also has a high resolution selfie camera
with 32 megapixels.
Now we have some really cool features across all devices.
We've got dual view video,
so you can use both the front and rear-facing cameras
at the same time.
There's a Street Photography photo to stylize your photos
and we've also got Sky Remap.
This changes the appearance of the sky near photos,
which is ideal if you're in the UK
because it's always cloudy here.
Now let's talk about the batteries and charging.
So all three devices have a very large
5,000 milliampere hour battery,
which is going to keep you going all day long,
and then we've got All-Round FastCharge.
What is All-Round FastCharge?
Well, it gives you multiple ways to charge your devices,
wired, wireless.
With reverse charging,
it gives you an intelligent and safe charging experience
with bypass charging and AI Smart Charge
as well as multiple charging protocols such as PPS,
PD 3.0, as well as PD 2.0.
Let's talk about all of these.
Now, the Note 30 and the Note 30 5G
have 45 watts All-Round FastCharge,
which will get you from 1 to 75% in just 30 minutes.
The Note 30 Pro has that 68 watt All-Round FastCharge,
which will get you 1 one to 80% in just 30 minutes,
and it also has supports for 15 watts wireless FastCharge.
We have reverse charge on all devices.
The Note 30 and the Note 30 5G have wired reverse charge.
The Note 30 Pro has wired
as well as wireless reverse charge.
So if you've got some Bluetooth earbuds, for example,
or a smartwatch or even another phone
and you need to get an emergency top up,
you're going to be able to do that with all three devices.
We then have bypass charge.
So when the battery level reaches or exceeds the threshold
for bypass charging,
so it's around 30% by default,
the charging current actually bypasses the battery
to go straight to the motherboard.
This reduces overheating and ensures the phone stays cool
during extended play,
and bypass charging can also reduce the temperature increase
by up to seven degrees
compared to the regular charging mode.
We've then got AI Smart Charge,
which uses AI models to learn your phone usage patterns
and predicts when you'll go to sleep and when you wake up.
It then charges the battery to 80% overnight,
pauses charging,
and resumes just before you wake up
so that you have a fully charged phone in the morning
without impacting battery life.
And then we have the PD 3.0 charging protocol.
The Note 30 and the Note 30 5G can be charged up to 35 watts
using other adapters that support the PD 3.0 protocol,
giving you plenty of options when it comes to charging.
The Note 30 Pro can be charged all the way up to 45 watts
using other adapters that support
the PD 3.0 fast charging protocol.
The Note 30 Pro also supports PD 2.0 as well as PPS.
And the wired charger can also be used
to charge other smartphones, laptops, and many other devices
and can do those up to 45 watts
if they do support the PD protocol
even if they're not Infinix devices.
So with the Note 30 Pro,
you can just use the one charger for many of your devices,
and you won't have to carry around
lots and lots of different chargers.
The Infinix Note 30 devices also have multiprotection
and 1,000 cycle battery lifespan,
so 80% of the original capacity will be maintained
after as many as 1,000 charging cycles.
So that's roughly around three years of regular use
if you charge these once per day.
And that's 25% higher than the industry standard,
which is around 800 cycles.
Now, of course, when you're charging at fast speeds,
there are some concerns around safety.
Well, these devices have dual channel
fast charging technology
and this disperses the heat to lower the temperature
inside the devices.
And the Note 30 series includes
up to 63 different charging protections,
covering scenarios like unstable voltage,
extreme temperatures, dust, humidity, and lightning strikes
as well as many, many more.
Right now, let's talk about the performance.
So the Note 30 and the Note 30 Pro
are powered by the MediaTek Helio G99 chipsets.
The Note 30 5G is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6080.
Now, these are all 6 nanometer chipsets,
which means they have lower power consumption
and they're very capable.
The Note 30 Pro also has a vapor chamber liquid cooling
to improve heat dissipation.
The Note 30 5G has either 4 or 8 gigabytes of RAM.
The Note 30 and the Note 30 Pro have 8 gigabytes of RAM,
but you can double the RAM on all of these devices
using extended RAM,
so you can get up to 16 gigabytes,
For storage, the Note 30 and the Note 30 5G
have either 128 or 256 gigabyte storage options.
The Note 30 Pro has 256 gigabytes.
Now you can expand the storage on all of these
with the microSD card slot,
so you can get up to 2 terabytes as well as dual sims.
Now, a microSD card slot is something
we don't see much of these days.
And another thing we don't see much of these days
is a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack.
And you'll be pleased to know
that all three devices do have this,
and we have sound by JBL with dual stereo speakers
for immersive sound.
For software, we do have Android 13 with XOS 13,
and XOS 13 comes with Infinix's software features
like Lightning Multi Window,
so you can have two floating windows on the desktop
at the same time.
And we have XArena with Dar-link 2.0,
which is the game optimization engine,
which improves gaming performance
and gives you frame rate stabilization.
It also mutes notifications and calls
so you can have an uninterrupted gaming session.
So we really have something for everyone here.
The Note 30 stands out in the budget phone segment,
thanks to its powerful fast charging,
smooth 120 hertz screen, unreliable performance
all at an affordable price.
The Note 30 5G offers some of the best overall performance
of any 5G phone in its price range.
And with its wireless fast charging, uncompetitive price,
the Note 30 Pro is a rare find in today's smartphone market.
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