Infinix Note 11 Pro Price In Nigeria

This is the Infinix Note 11 Pro, an upgrade to the Note 10 Pro which was released before it. It brings some upgrades which were lacking in the predecessor; a 120 hertz refresh rate display, a Telescope Zoom lens capable of 30x digital zoom, the new Mediatek Helio G96 Processor, and the new XOS version 10.

Without wasting your time, let’s check out the price and full specifications to see how it stands out in the competition.

Infinix Note 11 Pro Price In Nigeria

The Infinix Note 11 Pro price in Nigeria is around ₦138,000. It was launched alongside the Note 11 and Note 11i which are priced lower than it. The variant with 4GB of RAM would definitely be lower than the price listed above.

Infinix Note 11 Pro	Price In Nigeria
8GB RAM + 128GB	₦138,000

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Infinix Note 11 Pro Full Specifications

BASIC INFO
Name	Infinix Note 11 Pro
Launch Date	October 12th, 2021
DISPLAY	
Type of Screen	IPS LCD
Size Of Screen	6.95 inches
Resolution	1080 x 2460
DESIGN	
Weight	209g
Dimensions	173.1 x 78.4 x 8.7mm
Build Material	Glass front, plastic frame and back.
PLATFORM	
Software	Android 11, Running on XOS 10
Processor	Helio G96
CAMERA	
Main	64MP
Telephoto	13MP
Depth	2MP
Selfie	16MP
Video Recording	Main Camera (1440p@30fps) Selfie Camera (1080p@30fps)
MEMORY	
RAM	4GB, 8GB
Internal Storage	128GB
BATTERY	
Capacity	5000mAh
Type	Li-PO
OTHERS	
Fingerprint	Yes (Side Mounted)
Colors	Haze Green, Mist Blue, Mithril Grey
SIM	Dual Nano SIM
FM Radio	Yes
3.5mm jack	Yes

Unboxing

The Infinix Note 11 Pro Came with a box that is different from the previous Infinix devices but the unboxing experience are mostly the same.

One thing you notice in the box is two screen protectors, a film screen Protector and a tempered glass, that’s very thoughtful of Infinix. We get the regular accessories that includes a transparent TPU case, a pair of wired earphones, USB C cable, and a 33 watts fast charger.

Design & Build Quality

The Infinix Note 11 Pro comes with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, and its RAM actually goes up to 11GB by Memory extension or MemFusion as Infinix calls it. Thats enough to carter for all your multitasking needs.

The Infinix Note 11 Pro sees some changes in design, with a rear camera module that is reminiscent of what we have in the Zero X series. while it looks like a quad camera setup it is actually a triple rear camera setup. That third circle just above the flash is bland, I guess it’s to stylishly fill up space.

The rear has a textured finish similar to what we had on the Nordic Secret color of the Infinix Note 10 Pro. It comes in three colors that is Haze Green, Mithril Gray and Mist Blue. The Infinix Note 11 Pro accepts dual 4G nano sim cards and an extra slot for its micro sd card in the same portable sim slot configuration we saw with the Infinix Zero X. The SIM slot is on the left frame, there is nothing at the top frame.

All the ports are at the bottom frame, that is its USB-C charging port, headphone jack, mic, and one of stereo speakers. The second stereo speaker is just above the display but most of the sound comes from the bottom one.

Another thing you’ll find just above the display is a front-facing flash which is really bright and can help with night-time selfies if you’re one that actually takes selfies at night. The Note 11 Pro employs a side-mounted fingerprint scanner which you will find on the right frame just below the volume rocker keys on the power button.

It is a really responsive and fast one, it actually unlocks the device instantly with no delay. You can also choose face unlock if you want that for security.

Display

The Infinix Note 11 Pro is a big one for size, though surprisingly it is lightweight. It has a massive 6.9 inches display, so you can forget about using it one-handed.

The display is Full HD with a resolution of 1080 by 2460, and it supports up to 120hz refresh rate which should make for noticeably smoother animations. By default, the refresh rate is set to automatically switch as needed but you can select 120hz at the expense of some battery life. With 60hz you will get more battery life.

The display is a good looking one with decent brightness level for outdoor use, you can view media content here just fine with those stereo speakers to complement. There is a center hole cutout on the display that hosts its selfie camera that is 16 megapixels.

Software & User Interface

The Note 11 Pro runs on Android 11 and it remains to be seen if we’re actually going to get an Android 12 update, nothing is guaranteed but I guess fingers crossed. The good thingabout this device is that there are no unsolicited pop-ups which is great improvement.

Processor & Gaming

The Note 11 Pro is powered by the Mediatek Helio G96 Processor which should be an upgrade to the G95 but I’d say Mediatek did something unusual here. It is actually an upgrade to the G95 in the sense that it now supports 120hz refresh rate as opposed to 90hz that we got with the G95 you find on the Infinix Note 10 Pro, but that comes at the detriment of the GPU.

It uses a Mali G57 as opposed to the Mali G76 on the Helio G95. You will get reat gaming performance from this device though, you don’t get to do so at high graphics settings. Call of Duty Mobile only now gets you medium graphics settings and high frame rates.

Battery Life & Charging

The battery on the Infinix Note 11 Pro is at 5000mAh and it should be able to get you a full day of use even on 120 hertz refresh rate. It supports 33 watts fast charging which should be able to power up the battery with less than 90 minutes of charging.

Camera

On the cameras, the Note 11 Pro packs a triple combination of a 64 megapixel main camera, a 13 megapixel telescope camera capable of 30x digital zoom and a 2 megapixel depth sensor. There’s no ultra-wide nor macro cameras here so you don’t get ultra-wide or macro shots.

For the selfie camera, we get a 16 megapixel shooter. With its telescope camera you can get up to 30x digital zoom. Nice feature but not the crispest photos once you go past 5x zoom, it gets a little grainy. For night-time photography its super night mode did great with sharp looking night shots with less noise.

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Conclusion

The Infinx Note 11 Pro is barely a massive upgrade over the Note 10 Pro except for its high refresh rate, that new XOS 10 with its new features, 3GB of extended RAM for better multitasking and memory management. Don’t forget to let me know hat you think about this device in the comments section.