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Hindustan Times
24-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Infinix GT 30 Pro review: Fast, flashy, and fine-tuned for gaming on a budget
Infinix GT 30 Pro review: Gaming phones aren't just flagships anymore, mid-range options now pack enough punch for serious play, and Infinix seems to be aiming right at that space with its latest device - the GT 30 Pro, a follow-up to last year's GT 20 Pro. This new model offers enhanced performance, design, camera and battery capacity, and is aimed at those who want a high-performance gaming device without paying flagship prices. Infinix GT 30 Pro is priced at Rs. 26,999 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage variant.(Ijaj Khan/ HT) One of the standout additions is a pair of built-in shoulder triggers, something rarely seen in this price bracket. It also comes with a dedicated game centre offering various controls typically seen in higher-end devices. While the specs look promising on paper, real-world use can reveal a different picture. In this review, I'll explore how the phone handles long gaming sessions, multitasking, and performs with everyday tasks. If you want a clear look at what the GT 30 Pro offers for gaming and beyond, this review covers it all. Infinix GT 30 Pro Review: Design Infinix has taken a direct approach with the GT 30 Pro - this is a phone that speaks to gamers without subtlety. Its rear panel, based on what the brand calls Cyber Mecha 2.0, clearly borrows inspiration from high-performance gaming machines. From the moment you pick it up, its design hints at its performance-first intentions. Infinix GT 30 Pro comes in two finishes: Blade White and Dark Flare, and I received the latter for the review. It has a darker tone with red accents around the camera and subtle RGB lighting, which clearly indicates its gaming purpose without being excessive. Unlike many gaming phones that try to mask their intent with flashy designs, the Infinix GT 30 Pro fully owns its gaming identity. It features RGB lighting, shoulder triggers, and red accents near the camera, which gives you an option to showcase its gaming nature or keep a low profile when needed. Also read: Samsung Galaxy S25 review: Flagship features in a handful package On the other hand, the back panel uses polycarbonate with a matte finish, which gives a solid grip and resists the device from accidental slips during intense gaming sessions. Additionally, despite its bold look and gamer-centric design, the handset maintains a slim 7.99 mm profile and weighs just 188 grams, which makes it comfortable to hold over long periods of gaming sessions. Infinix GT 30 Pro Cyber Mecha 2.0. (Ijaj Khan/HT) Furthermore, the phone's layout includes well-positioned power and volume buttons on the side, and they are easy to reach. At the bottom, it offers a Type-C charging port, a SIM card slot, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a speaker. The top edge carries an additional speaker, a small IR blaster, and a secondary microphone, the IR blaster being a practical feature not always found in this segment and is so useful for controlling devices remotely. The GT 30 Pro clearly identifies itself as a gaming phone but manages to maintain a level of subtlety that lets it fit in everyday situations without standing out too much. Infinix GT 30 Pro Review: Display and Sound Infinix GT 30 Pro display. (Ijaj Khan/HT) The Infinix GT 30 Pro sports a 6.78-inch LTPS AMOLED display with 1.5K resolution and a smooth 144Hz refresh rate. That high refresh rate truly stands out when scrolling through menus or during fast-paced games. Everything feels responsive and fluid. But a quick heads-up: not all apps fully support 144Hz. For instance, in BGMI, you're limited to 120Hz, so running the display at 144Hz doesn't always bring extra benefits and can drain battery faster. The display gets seriously bright, peaking at 4,500 nits, which made it easy for me to read content even under direct sunlight. However, the adaptive brightness sensor didn't always respond immediately. Sometimes, the phone took a few seconds to adjust when switching from dark to bright environments, particularly after waking from standby. It wasn't a deal-breaker, but noticeable during outdoor use. Although the colour reproduction felt well-balanced while streaming content or gaming. It didn't oversaturate the visuals. Also read: Oppo Reno 13 Pro 5G review: Well-balanced smartphone with AI smarts, but not without trade-offs On the other hand, Infinix has introduced a feature called the Dynamic Bar, somewhat like the iPhone's Dynamic Island. It shows important info in a neat strip, and you can customise it for things like Face Unlock animations, call info, charging status, or Spotify. It's a thoughtful addition for quick access to key details. Moreover, the display comes with a Corning Gorilla Glass 7i protection, which protects the display against scratches and drops. Switching gears to sound, the dual stereo speakers deliver surprisingly loud and clear audio, supported by DTS Sound and Hi-Res Audio certification. I tested some EDM tracks and didn't feel the need for earphones. At max volume, the phone's back vibrates with sound, creating an immersive listening experience. On the sound front, the GT 30 Pro delivers solid performance with its dual stereo speakers backed by DTS Sound and Hi-Res Audio certification. The speakers get loud enough to fill a room, and the back of the phone vibrates noticeably at full volume, which gives you a more immersive audio experience. I tested it with some different generres songs and a few EDM tracks and didn't feel the need to reach for headphones. Infinix GT 30 Pro 5G Review: Software The Infinix GT 30 Pro runs on Android 15 with XOS 15 on top. It offers several customisation features and AI tools designed to simplify daily tasks. The Folax Assistant lets you control the phone with voice commands, while the AI Note and Writing Assistant aim to boost productivity. For photos, the AI Eraser and AI Cutout tools help refine images quickly. Additionally, the gamers get a dedicated GT Gaming Dashboard, which includes features like FPS monitoring, trigger mapping, and touch sensitivity settings. Moreover, the Infinix promises two OS updates and three security patches, which aligns with what you'd expect in this price range. Also read: iPhone 16 review: Solid design, performance with a few unmet expectations Infinix GT 30 Pro Review: Performance Playing BGMI on high settings. (Ijaj Khan/HT) The Infinix GT 30 Pro makes its mark where it matters most for gamers: performance. The device is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate chipset, built with a 4nm process, and is paired with the Mali-G615 MC6 GPU. This combo gives the GT 30 Pro a solid edge over many competitors in its price range. Additionally, you have two RAM options: 8GB or 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM, coupled with 256GB UFS 4.0 storage. You can expand virtual RAM by an additional 8GB or 12GB, depending on the model. But numbers only tell part of the story. In real life, this phone handles heavy games impressively well. I tested a few demanding titles like BGMI, Free Fire, and Genshin Impact at high settings, and the GT 30 Pro kept up without any major hiccups. It consistently hit an average of 116 FPS, sometimes even reaching 120 FPS. Krafton's official certification for 120 FPS gameplay in BGMI is a clear nod to the phone's gaming chops, and that really matters if you want smooth, responsive gameplay without breaking the bank. Although after about an hour of an intense gaming session, the phone did heat up around the upper back, which is expected given the hardware involved. Still, I didn't notice any significant drop in performance, so it handles long gaming sessions better than I anticipated. GT Triggers(Ijaj Khan/HT) One feature I found genuinely useful is the GT Triggers. Unlike regular physical buttons, these touch-sensitive triggers sit at the top corners of the screen and can be assigned to any in-game action, like shooting or jumping. Setting them up is simple: just drag the function to the trigger area, and you're set. It made gameplay smoother since I didn't have to constantly tap on the screen. The triggers respond quickly, which is essential for games that need fast reactions. Also read: Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review: Almost the perfect Android flagship On top of that, the phone offers bypass charging, a dedicated sports mode, and touch optimisations, along with a voice changer feature that adds a fun twist to gaming sessions. On benchmarks, the Infinix GT 30 Pro 5G holds its ground with an AnTuTu score of 13,02,144 and GeekBench 6 results of 985 (single-core) and 3548 (multi-core). In the 3DMark Wild Life Extreme Stress Test, it scored 2,847, with 79.4% stability. But when compared to other phones in the same price range, many offer better performance, especially with Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chips. Infinix GT 30 Pro's benchmark test results. (Ijaj Khan/HT) The Infinix GT 30 Pro also includes MediaTek's Hyper Engine and the X-Boost Gaming Engine. These work together to reduce latency and control device temperature. The 6-layer 3D Vapour Chamber Cooling system helps keep things from getting too hot during extended play or when using the device in Delhi's hot weather. X-Boost Gaming Engine Infinix GT 30 Pro Review: Camera The Infinix GT 30 Pro features a 108MP rear camera, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, and a 13MP front camera.(Ijaj Khan/HT) The Infinix GT 30 Pro doesn't try to impress with flashy camera features, but it handles the essentials quite well. It comes with a 108MP main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide, and a 13MP front camera for selfies. In daylight settings, the primary camera captures images with accurate colours and clear details. The AI helps sharpen photos and balance contrast, which keeps colours close to natural and without making it oversaturated. The ultra-wide lens offers additional framing options but does not significantly stand out. Additionally, the portrait mode applies background blur effectively but struggles with edge detection around complex subjects like hair and shoulders. On the other hand, the front camera performs well under good lighting conditions and delivers sharp selfies with low noise. In low light, selfies show some grain, but AI enhancements help improve dynamic range and overall clarity. To be fair, Infinix isn't pushing this as a camera-centric phone. It's more about gaming and performance. But for a device priced around Rs. 25,000, the camera performance fits the bill for everyday use without major complaints. It won't wow you, but it won't let you down either. Infinix GT 30 Pro 5G Review: Battery Life and Charging Battery health. (Ijaj Khan/HT) The Infinix GT 30 Pro 5G houses a 5,500mAh battery with 45W wired charging, 30W wireless charging, and support for 10W reverse wired and 5W reverse wireless charging. It also includes bypass charging, which powers the device directly through the charger without routing through the battery. That came in handy during long gaming sessions and will let you stay plugged in without adding strain to the battery. Also read: Tecno Phantom V Fold 2 review: Promising foldable but far from benchmark Furthermore, the GT 30 Pro got me through my usual routine, like gaming, taking calls, and scrolling through social media on a single charge. I didn't need to plug it in until the end of the day. Also, it took me to recharge the device from 0 to 50% in around 25 to 30 minutes, and it fully juiced up in about an hour. Moreover, the 45W charger that comes in the box did the job well. I also liked that I could charge my other gadgets with the phone while on the go Final Verdict The Infinix GT 30 Pro offers solid value for its price, especially if gaming tops your priority list. Features like 144Hz display, shoulder triggers, bypass charging, and reliable performance make it a good pick for budget-conscious gamers with a flagship-level feel. Its design and extras like wireless charging and Dynamic Bar add to the overall appeal. However, if camera quality, build quality and a cleaner software experience are more of a priority for you, you may wish to consider other alternatives that offer better value for money in the same price range. Though at around Rs. 25,000, the phone justifies its price by focusing on what it claims to do well - gaming.
India Today
06-06-2025
- India Today
Infinix GT 30 Pro review: Top choice for gamers under Rs 25,000?
Infinix is taking a swing at India's burgeoning affordable gaming smartphone market with the GT 30 Pro. Its new phone goes head-to-head against heavyweights like Poco's X7 Pro and iQOO Neo 10R. You might have heard about these phones if you're into mobile gaming. They're both just very good smartphones. But this piece is not about them. It is about whether the GT 30 Pro could be another great option for people. Choice is nice. The more the better. The GT 30 Pro's impressively stacked spec-sheet makes it seem like Infinix has already won half the battle, leaving the rest for us reviewers to test and tell you. Spoiler alert: it's mostly good GT 30 Pro follows hot on the heels of the GT 20 Pro. We reviewed that phone, too, and we quite liked it. But there was room for improvement, which there always is. There is no such thing as a perfect phone or gadget. What matters is if Infinix has learnt anything from it and chosen to fix some of its shortcomings this year with its successor. It has, mostly. There are upgrades across the board from design to display, performance and battery life, you name it. More importantly, despite the long list of upgrades, Infinix has not increased the price. The GT 30 Pro costs almost the same as the GT 20 Pro. The base variant with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage is priced at Rs 24,999 while the top-end 12GB/256GB model will set you back by Rs 26, GT 30 Pro design: Gaming phone from the get-goadvertisementYou look at the GT 30 Pro, and you know instantly that it is a gaming phone. There is no confusion. Infinix doesn't want you to confuse it with something else either. It is what it is. The back panel features angular patterns with reflective accents that are quite striking. There are some fancy RGB theatrics too that you can customise from the settings to turn up every time you receive a phone call or a message. Party peeps can also make it match their vibe and ambience by staying on all the time. It is all cool but remember, the more you use it, the faster you'll drain the phone's battery. Anyhow, the camera module doesn't take up too much space on the back, which is a far cry from almost everything in the market today. It means that it wobbles comparatively less on a flat surface. The red accent around it is a nice touch accentuating the gamer aesthetic in fun and whimsical ways. We like that Infinix chose to put minimal branding. Even its brand logo is tastefully executed. The IR Blaster on Infinix GT 30 Pro Adding to the phone's gaming credentials are a pair of capacitive shoulder triggers that lie on its left edge and mimic the L1-R1 triggers found on traditional gaming controllers. They are appropriately named GT triggers and let you assign certain in-game actions like locking on a target and shooting in titles like BGMI. You can also map other functions to these triggers. For instance, I assigned the mute switch to them. Infinix could have let each trigger have individual mappable functions but given the low price, it is okay. A thing to note is that it has done some clever tuning so when in portrait mode, only the top trigger is responsive. Because they are capacitive rather than physical, tactile buttons, it may take a few days to get used to their placement. But when you're gaming in landscape, the positioning feels right – your fingers naturally rest on is also worth mentioning is that the Infinix GT 30 Pro comes with an IR blaster which means that you can use it as a remote control for TVs, ACs, and other the phone offers even weight distribution and flat edges, making it easy to hold and use with one hand despite its large 6.7-inch display. But there are some quality control (QC) issues we experienced, particularly with the SIM tray. We used the Infinix GT 30 Pro's SIM Tray a total of two times Infinix GT 30 Pro display and UI are standout featuresThe GT 30 Pro sports a 6.78-inch display with a 1.5K resolution and an ultra-smooth 144Hz refresh rate, and supports a 160Hz touch sampling rate, 2,304Hz PWM dimming for reduced eye strain, and can reach up to 4,500 nits of brightness. It has a bright and beautiful display, which is great for both gaming and watching a movie or a show on it. It supports up to a 144Hz refresh rate, but the implementation could be better. We know that not every app and game supports it yet, but even in the ones that do, we found the phone often lowered the refresh rate to 120 and 90Hz, even when it was set to run at full 144Hz. In BGMI, the highest display refresh rate you can select is screen's refresh rate refers to how many times per second it updates the image – the higher the rate, the smoother the experience. In practice, 120Hz is already very fluid and more than enough for most people. While 144Hz is great on paper, most users won't notice much of a difference in daily use, especially since not many apps and games support it yet. The only evident difference you would notice is that keeping the phone on 144Hz – with the phone constantly switching between different refresh rates – only drains your battery faster. The Infinix GT 30 Pro supports up to 144Hz refresh rate One issue we noticed with the GT 30 Pro was its adaptive brightness felt wonky at times. The display is generally bright enough to comfortably read text even in direct sunlight. However, we observed that when waking the phone from standby, the display takes a few seconds to adjust its course, a good display is only part of the experience. What truly ties it all together is the phone's user interface. And for a phone in the sub- Rs 25,000 segment, it's impressive that Infinix offers an ad-free and largely bloatware-free experience. The Infinix GT 30 Pro runs XOS 15, which is based on Android 15. It is clean, intuitive, and offers a range of customisations. The phone also comes with a suite of AI features to help generate text, proofread and summarise it, as well as to edit photos on the fly. Similar to the Dynamic Island on an iPhone, the GT 30 Pro features something called the Dynamic Bar. It displays key information in a compact strip. You can customise what appears here – for instance, Face Unlock animations, call details, charging status, SMS verification codes, countdowns, hotspot info, screen recorder animations, and more. Infinix GT 30 Pro camera: Good for the priceFor photography, the device packs a 108-megapixel primary camera alongside an 8-megapixel ultra-wide lens. Selfies are handled by a 13-megapixel isn't positioning the GT 30 Pro as a camera-first phone. That said, its camera performance is quite impressive for the price. We tested the camera in various lighting conditions, and it generally delivered good results. The phone makes smart use of AI to enhance images – sharpening details, balancing contrast well, and producing colours that are close to does struggle a bit with focus in low light, but with a steady hand and a little patience, night mode kicks in and captures fairly sharp images. In good lighting, the selfie camera performs well too. Low-light selfies can be slightly grainy, but the automatic AI edits add dynamic range, making the images more vibrant. Overall, for someone spending around Rs 25,000, we're confident the camera won't on the gallery below to view image samples. Infinix GT 30 Pro performance and batteryThe Infinix GT 30 Pro runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate processor. The performance – especially for gaming, and general use – is one of the highlights of the smartphone. We used the GT 30 Pro as our daily driver for a week. This involved running multiple work apps, scrolling through social media, using the camera frequently, and of course, gaming. We also ran benchmark tests on the device, and it performed quite well. On Geekbench 6, the device scored 1186 in the single-core test and 3786 in the multi-core test – better than the scores we recorded on the Nothing Phone (3a) and the OnePlus Nord CE 4. In the GPU test, it achieved an OpenCL score of 7881. Benchmark scores aren't everything, but in the case of the Infinix GT 30 Pro, they are reflected in real-world performance as well. We played BGMI on the phone using the highest graphics settings, and it handled the load impressively well. Gameplay was smooth, and we barely noticed any lag. The haptic feedback is also quite the phone is a 5,500mAh battery, which supports 45W wired fast charging and 30W wireless charging. Even with multiple apps running, the display set to 144Hz, and the always-on display turned off, the phone easily lasted a full day. With more efficient settings, it may last even longer. However, during extended gaming sessions, we did notice the battery draining the phone is a relatively quick process. In about 30 minutes, it charges up to 50 per cent. A full charge from 0 to 100 per cent takes just over an hour – around 80 minutes. Wireless charging is an extra perk. The GT Trigger on Infinix GT 30 Pro Infinix GT 30 Pro is worth consideringThe Infinix GT 30 Pro has genuinely impressed us. It's not a perfect phone, but it's clear that Infinix has all the right ingredients. For under Rs 25,000, the GT 30 Pro is a solid smartphone, especially for gamers. It offers customisable GT Triggers, a neat and bloat-free UI, a bright display, an attractive design, and a good camera setup. On most days, a single charge is enough to get through the day. All in all, the Infinix GT 30 Pro is a budget gaming phone worth considering.
Mint
03-06-2025
- Mint
Infinix GT 30 Pro with MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate processor launched in India, price starts at ₹24,999
Weeks after its global, Infinix's GT 30 Pro has debuted in India in the sub- ₹ 25,000 price bracket. The successor to last year's GT 20 Pro comes with various gaming focused features including a flat AMOLED display, lighting on the back, shoulder triggers and bypass charging while weighing in just under 200 grams. Infinix GT 30 Pro is priced at ₹ 24,999 for the 8GB RAM/256GB storage variant and ₹ 26,999 for the 12GB RAM/256GB storage variant. However, the company is also providing special bank offers with the GT 30 Pro that takes the effective launch day price of the phone to ₹ 22,999 and ₹ 24,999 respectively. Much like any other Infinix phone, the GT 30 Pro will be available to buy exclusively on Flipkart and will go on sale starting from 12 June. Infinix GT 30 Pro features a 6.78 inch 1.5K LTPS AMOLED display with up to 144Hz refresh rate and 4,500 nits of peak brightness. The phone is protected by Corning's Gorilla Glass 7i on top and features IP64 water and dust resistance rating, meaning it can handle a bit of splashes and light rainfall but not full submersion under water. Under the hood, the GT 30 Pro is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate, similar to SoC we have earlier on the likes of Motorola's Edge 60 Pro and Realme P3 Ultra. Infinix has paired the processor with up to 12GB of LPDDR5x RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 4.0 storage. Infinix says its using a 6 layer 3D vapor chamber cooling system on the GT 30 Pro that should improve the heat dissipation by up to 20%, compared to the GT 20 Pro (Review). The GT 30 Pro also comes with a special feature for gamers called shoulder triggers that allow users to have more control during gameplay. As for optics, the GT 30 Pro comes with a 108MP primary shooter along with an 8MP ultra-wide angle lens. There is also a 13MP front facing shooter for selfies and video calls. The rear camera can capture videos at a maximum of 4K at 60fps while the selfie shooter can record 4K videos at 30fps.
Hindustan Times
03-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Infinix GT 30 Pro with MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate SoC launched in India
Infinix has launched its budget-friendly gaming smartphone, Infinix GT 30 Pro, the successor to last year's GT 20 Pro, in India. The latest device aims to cater needs of gaming enthusiasts without stretching the budget. The Infinix GT 30 Pro comes with various features designed for gaming, including a flat AMOLED display, back lighting, shoulder triggers, and more. Let's take a closer look at what Infinix has to offer. The Infinix GT 30 Pro is available in two configurations: the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage variant is priced at Rs. 24,999, while the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage model is priced at Rs. 26,999, respectively. Additionally, Infinix is offering bank discounts and other launch offers, which will bring down the effective launch day price to Rs. 22,999 and Rs. 24,999, respectively, to attract early buyers. The GT 30 Pro will be available exclusively through Flipkart starting from June 12. Also read: Realme Neo 7 Turbo key features tipped online ahead of May 29 launch: Here's what to expect This Infinix GT 30 Pro features a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1.5K and a refresh rate of up to 144Hz. The screen uses LTPS technology and is covered by Corning Gorilla Glass 7i for protection. It also carries an IP64 rating for water and dust resistance, which will allow it to handle splashes and light rain but not full immersion. Under the hood, the Infinix GT 30 Pro is equipped with the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate processor, paired with up to 12GB of LPDDR5x RAM and 256GB of UFS 4.0 storage to give users fast performance and ample space for apps and games. To manage heat during extended gaming, the device also included a six-layer 3D vapour chamber cooling system that Infinix says improves heat dissipation by 20 percent compared to its predecessor. Also read: PlayStation Days of Play Sale: Spider-Man 2, God of War Ragnarök, and more games get big price cuts For gamers, Infinix has added shoulder triggers that offer more control in games, which will enhance the overall gameplay experience. For photography, the phone includes a 108MP main sensor and an 8MP ultra-wide lens on the back. It also has a 13MP front camera for selfies and video calling. Additionally, the device supports video recording of up to 4K resolution at 60 frames per second with the rear camera, while the selfie camera can record 4K at 30 frames per second. Also read: Oppo Reno 14 Pro confirmed to feature a 50MP ultra-wide lens, 6,200mAh battery, and more Moreover, the Infinix GT 30 Pro houses a 5,500mAh battery with 45W wired fast charging support. In addition, it also introduces 30W wireless fast charging, a feature not present in previous Infinix models such as the Note 50s and Note 50x.
Mint
03-06-2025
- Mint
Infinix GT 30 Pro with MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate processor launched in India, price starts at ₹24,999
Weeks after its global, Infinix's GT 30 Pro has debuted in India in the sub- ₹ 25,000 price bracket. The successor to last year's GT 20 Pro comes with various gaming focused features including a flat AMOLED display, lighting on the back, shoulder triggers and bypass charging while weighing in just under 200 grams. Infinix GT 30 Pro is priced at ₹ 24,999 for the 8GB RAM/256GB storage variant and ₹ 26,999 for the 12GB RAM/256GB storage variant. However, the company is also providing special bank offers with the GT 30 Pro that takes the effective launch day price of the phone to ₹ 22,999 and ₹ 24,999 respectively. Much like any other Infinix phone, the GT 30 Pro will be available to buy exclusively on Flipkart and will go on sale starting from 12 June. Infinix GT 30 Pro features a 6.78 inch 1.5K LTPS AMOLED display with up to 144Hz refresh rate and 4,500 nits of peak brightness. The phone is protected by Corning's Gorilla Glass 7i on top and features IP64 water and dust resistance rating, meaning it can handle a bit of splashes and light rainfall but not full submersion under water. Under the hood, the GT 30 Pro is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate, similar to SoC we have earlier on the likes of Motorola's Edge 60 Pro and Realme P3 Ultra. Infinix has paired the processor with up to 12GB of LPDDR5x RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 4.0 storage. Infinix says its using a 6 layer 3D vapor chamber cooling system on the GT 30 Pro that should improve the heat dissipation by up to 20%, compared to the GT 20 Pro (Review). The GT 30 Pro also comes with a special feature for gamers called shoulder triggers that allow users to have more control during gameplay. As for optics, the GT 30 Pro comes with a 108MP primary shooter along with an 8MP ultra-wide angle lens. There is also a 13MP front facing shooter for selfies and video calls. The rear camera can capture videos at a maximum of 4K at 60fps while the selfie shooter can record 4K videos at 30fps. The GT 30 Pro comes with a 5,500mAh battery and 45W of wired fast charging, similar to the Note 50s (Review) and Note 50x (Review) launched earlier this year. However, this time around Infinix is also providing support for 30W of wireless fast charging.
