Infinix Scentted Telephone to Inauguration in Republic of India on April 18 Value Below Rs 20000

Infinix Scentted Telephone to Inauguration in Republic of India on April 18 Value Below Rs 20000


Infinix is ​​planning to launch a new smartphone in its Word 50 series in the Indian market, while Word 50X has been introduced in the market. The teaser revealed that Word 50s 5G+ Titanium Gray, Ruby Red and Marine Drift Blue will come in color options. This phone is especially interesting as Infinix claims that it is equipped with microncapsulation technology, which will keep the phone leaving St. for a long time. Let’s know in detail about Infinix Word 50s 5G+.

Infinix confirmed the launch date

Infinix has now confirmed the launch date of Infinix Word 50s 5G+ in India. This aromatic smartphone is going to be launched on 18 April. The specifications of the phone have not been revealed yet. However, the official render suggests that its rear will get a 64 megapixel Sony IMX682 camera.

How does St. Technology work

Infinix is ​​selling this technology under the name of Energizing St.-Tech. In this process, there are particles of fraygrance inside the microsopic capsules which are in the vegan leather back panel of the phone. Due to this, the phone slowly leaves a lighter and fresh cents. According to Infinix, Saint is designed to last long. However, how much it will be or less and how long will it be dependent on the basis of factors such as the use of the phone, temperature and humidity (humidity). The company claims that St. will last for 6 months.

Aneesh Kapoor, CEO of Infinix Republic of India, said that “We try to do something new. One such feature is Energizing St. Tech. It is as if you have a good looking phone and also gives a good fragrance, for which technology is working.” Kapoor also suggested that the price of the phone in India will be less than 20 thousand rupees. It is quite economical for a cent phone.

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