Gadgetren – Infinix has never been discouraged from launching new mobile phones. Recently, the company even brought back a number of brand new devices globally.
Apart from the three mobile phone models from the Infinix Note 30 family series, they also introduced the Infinix HOT 30 Play NFC. This device can also be a lower middle class alternative if it is later brought to Indonesia.
Infinix HOT 30 Play NFC because it also has some pretty interesting specs. It’s just that we still need to consider the pros and cons of these devices beforehand if we want to ask for her hand in marriage.
Advantages of Infinix HOT 30 Play NFC
When we discuss the advantages of Infinix HOT 30 Play NFC, the 6000 mAh battery is the first point that will entice users. With this capacity, the Infinix mobile phone can have a longer usage cycle.
Based on Infinix’s claims, the mobile phone’s battery can last up to 48 days when used in standby mode. If you forget to charge it so that the capacity is only about 5 percent, it can be used for phone calls for up to 2 hours.
To compensate for this massive battery capacity, Infinix has also pinned support for 18W charging technology. Therefore, we don’t need to worry when the mobile phone runs out, because we can charge it in a faster time.
Another advantage of the Infinix HOT 30 Play NFC is in the display. In addition to using a large panel that reaches 6.82 inches, this mobile phone also supports a refresh rate of up to 90Hz that can make animations run more smoothly.
The storage capacity offered by this mobile phone is also quite large. The point is that Infinix has armed it with 128GB of internal media, which can still be expanded using a MicroSD card if it feels lacking.
The features offered by the Infinix HOT 30 Play NFC can also be said to be very comprehensive for a lower mid-range mobile phone. As the name suggests, this device is even equipped with NFC (Near Field Communication) which can facilitate us to make digital payment transactions to control e-money cards.
Cons of Infinix HOT 30 Play NFC
Looking at the specifications of the Infinix HOT 30 Play NFC introduced globally, unfortunately there is one drawback that needs to be considered before we decide to ask for her hand in marriage. It’s on the screen.
Even though it already has a large size and supports high refresh rates, the screen resolution of the Infinix HOT 30 NFC is still very low. The problem is that this new mobile phone is only based on the HD + panel (1640 x 720 pixels).
With a very large screen size that’s even wider than most other lower mid-range phones, HD+ support can make images look less sharp. It would be awkward to see if we are used to seeing higher resolutions.
