David Eluemunoh · 16/04/2025
Full review · design, gaming, camera and charging
The Infinix Note 50 4G is good value for the money and holds its own in the mid-range category.
Likes- Metal-look design that feels premium and comfortable
- Bright AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate
- Gaming gets only mildly warm in long sessions
- Main camera gives rich colours and clear detail
Dislikes- Bright skies are blown out in selfie and rear photos
- No headphone jack and no microSD card slot
Cyril Okoi · 09/04/2025
Full review · design, display, camera and battery
The Infinix Note 50 4G is a solid option with a premium look and good value for the money.
Likes- Premium aluminium frame that feels solid
- Bright, vibrant 144Hz AMOLED display
- Long battery life with fast and wireless charging
- Many AI features for the price
Dislikes- No 5G connectivity
- No 3.5 mm headphone jack
Eugoson Quorch · 09/04/2025
Hands-on review · build, camera, battery and charging
The Infinix Note 50 4G's build quality is its strongest point, making it a strong pick in its price range.
Likes- Premium-feeling design and build for a budget phone
- Main camera gives accurate colours and nice skies in daylight
- Fast 45W wired and 30W wireless charging
- Big battery that lasts well when streaming
Dislikes- On paper, the main camera is a step down from the previous model
- Selfie colours can look washed out
- Performance is fine but not exciting
Lincoln Tech · 31/05/2025
One-month review · design, performance and AI features
Infinix Note 50 4G is a well-built budget phone with good design, decent performance and a large battery.
Likes- Premium feel and solid build
- Good performance for most games and multitasking
- Bright display with high refresh rate
- Large battery and many AI features
Dislikes- Generic budget processor shared by many phones
- Cameras are only okay; video capped at 1080p 30fps
- Main camera looks like a downgrade on paper
David Eluemunoh · 16/04/2025
Full review · design, gaming, camera and charging
The Infinix Note 50 4G is good value for the money and holds its own in the mid-range category.
Likes- Metal-look design that feels premium and comfortable
- Bright AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate
- Gaming gets only mildly warm in long sessions
- Main camera gives rich colours and clear detail
Dislikes- Bright skies are blown out in selfie and rear photos
- No headphone jack and no microSD card slot
Eugoson Quorch · 09/04/2025
Hands-on review · build, camera, battery and charging
The Infinix Note 50 4G's build quality is its strongest point, making it a strong pick in its price range.
Likes- Premium-feeling design and build for a budget phone
- Main camera gives accurate colours and nice skies in daylight
- Fast 45W wired and 30W wireless charging
- Big battery that lasts well when streaming
Dislikes- On paper, the main camera is a step down from the previous model
- Selfie colours can look washed out
- Performance is fine but not exciting
Cyril Okoi · 09/04/2025
Full review · design, display, camera and battery
The Infinix Note 50 4G is a solid option with a premium look and good value for the money.
Likes- Premium aluminium frame that feels solid
- Bright, vibrant 144Hz AMOLED display
- Long battery life with fast and wireless charging
- Many AI features for the price
Dislikes- No 5G connectivity
- No 3.5 mm headphone jack
David Eluemunoh · 16/04/2025
Full review · design, gaming, camera and charging
The Infinix Note 50 4G is good value for the money and holds its own in the mid-range category.
Likes- Metal-look design that feels premium and comfortable
- Bright AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate
- Gaming gets only mildly warm in long sessions
- Main camera gives rich colours and clear detail
Dislikes- Bright skies are blown out in selfie and rear photos
- No headphone jack and no microSD card slot
Eugoson Quorch · 09/04/2025
Hands-on review · build, camera, battery and charging
The Infinix Note 50 4G's build quality is its strongest point, making it a strong pick in its price range.
Likes- Premium-feeling design and build for a budget phone
- Main camera gives accurate colours and nice skies in daylight
- Fast 45W wired and 30W wireless charging
- Big battery that lasts well when streaming
Dislikes- On paper, the main camera is a step down from the previous model
- Selfie colours can look washed out
- Performance is fine but not exciting