Infinix Zero Ultra Price In Nigeria

“This is the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G, and it’s the first smartphone to come with a 200-megapixel camera. The charging speed is also insane, thanks to the 180 Watts fast charger that it comes with.

Infinix claims that this smartphone can charge from zero to 100% in 12 minutes. If that’s true, then this device is very sophisticated.

Infinix Zero Ultra 5G Price In Nigeria

The Infinix Zero Ultra 5G costs ₦383,000 in Nigeria. Looking at the mind-blowing features it packs, I think it is definitely worth the price.

Infinix Zero Ultra	Price In nigeria
8GB RAM + 256GB	₦383,000

Infinix Zero Ultra Full specifications

BASIC INFO
Name	Infinix Zero Ultra
Launch Date	October 5th, 2022
DISPLAY
Type of Screen	AMOLED
Size Of Screen	6.8 inches
Resolution	1080 x 2400
DESIGN
Weight	213g
Dimensions	165.5 x 74.5 x 8.8 mm
PLATFORM
Software	Android 12, Running on XOS 12
Processor	Mediatek Dimensity 920
GPU	Mali-G68
CAMERA
Main	200MP
Ultrawide	13MP
Selfie	32 MP
Video recording	4K@30fps, 1080p@30/60fps (Main Camera) 1080p@30fps (Selfie)
MEMORY
RAM	8GB
Internal storage	256GB
BATTERY
Capacity	4500 mAh
Type	Li-Po
OTHERS
Fingerprint	Yes (Under display)
Colours	Coslight Silver, Genesis Noir
SIM	Dual Nano SIM
FM Radio	Yes
3.5mm jack	No

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Unboxing

Opening the box, the first thing you’re going to see is the smartphone. It comes in two colors: Coslight silver and Genesis noir. The rear of the Genesis Noir model is made from leather and glass, while the cosline silver has a glass rear.

it also comes with a customer service card, 1.5GB of data from MTN, a SIM card ejector tool, a film screen protector, and an expert card. You get a limited edition animated NFT when you scan the QR code. It comes with a TPU case, and a USB Type-C to 3.5 mm audio jack adapter, which means this smartphone doesn’t come with a 3.5 mm audio jack.

It comes with earphones that connect to the USB Type-C port, a USB Type-C cable, and finally, a massive 180 Watts fast charger.

Design & Build Quality

You already know that the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G has a glass rear, and the camera bump is also made from glass. The frame feels like it’s made from aluminum. I’m not entirely sure, but when I scratched it, I think yeah, it’s made from aluminum. Moving to the front, it doesn’t have Corning Gorilla Glass protection, which is a letdown considering the price of this smartphone.

It’s easy to hold and use for long hours, thanks to the curved display and the slim frame. Sadly, the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G doesn’t have an official IP rating, which is expected for smartphones within its price range. This smartphone might be water-resistant, and maybe they didn’t bother to get it certified.

This smartphone has two microphones, one at the top and another at the bottom. It has stereo speakers that sound really good. The speakers vibrate the rear of the smartphone, which is something I really enjoyed, especially when I play games. It has a dual SIM card tray with dual 5G support.

It doesn’t have a memory card slot. It doesn’t have a 3.5 mm audio jack as well, but it does have a USB Type-C port, which you can connect the bundled earphones with. Now, on the right side, is where the volume and power buttons are located.

The power button has this green accent if you’re observant. Now moving to the rear, it has three cameras: a 200-megapixel main camera, a 13-megapixel ultra-wide camera, and a 2-megapixel depth camera with LED flashlights. Now flipping the smartphone around, it has a 32-megapixel front-facing camera with an LED flash, which is lacking in most smartphones nowadays.

The Infinix Zero Ultra 5G has an in-display fingerprint scanner, and its accurate unlock speed is on par with flagship smartphones. It also has a face unlock feature, and the unlock speed is fast.

Display

The Infinix Zero Ultra 5G has a 6.8-inch 1080p AMOLED display that is curved. The display has a refresh rate of 120 hertz. Navigating the user interface is buttery smooth, and it has a touch sampling rate of 360 hertz. It’s an HDR display, which means watching content will be fantastic on it.

The colors look very vibrant and contrasty. For the brightness, it peaks at 908 nits, making this smartphone usable in direct sunlight.

I’m actually impressed with the display of this smartphone. It looks very much like the display you will find on flashy smartphones that are more expensive. It’s the best AMOLED display Infinix has ever used on any of its smartphones.

But what about the performance? Well, I’m happy to report that this smartphone feels snappy, partly thanks to the high refresh rate of the display and the processor that it comes with.

Processor & Benchmark Scores

Powering the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G is the MediaTek Dimensity 920 chipset. It’s a 6nm processor. This smartphone can capture 4K videos with flagship-level noise reduction.

The Infinix Zero Ultra 5G has a score of 487,126 in Antutu. And if you check out the rankings, it’s just as fast as old flagship smartphones. The Geekbench has a single-core score of 712 and a multi-core score of 1955. These are good numbers for a mid-range smartphone.

Gaming

When it comes to gaming, the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G is easy to hold. The stereo speakers sound great, and it vibrates the way a smartphone should. GPU is important when it comes to gaming, and the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G comes with the Mali-G68 GPU. For PUBG, it played the game at HD graphics and ultra-frame rates.

I mean, I played PUBG for 30 minutes, and this smartphone really gets too hot to handle. Thanks to the advanced cooling system that it has, it has 11 layers of heat-dissipating materials to reduce the core temperature, and I think it works.

Playing Call of Duty, it handled the game well. I played the game with high graphics and very high frame rates. The smartphone didn’t break a sweat. It handled this game like a charm.

while playing Genshin Impact, I didn’t experience any lag, and I played the game in medium graphics settings. As a gaming smartphone, the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G is a capable device, and I have no complaints.

RAM, Software & UI

The Infinix Zero Ultra 5G comes with 8 gigabytes of RAM that can be expanded to 13 gigabytes of RAM, and it does a good job of retaining apps in the background and launching them quickly. Android 12 is the operating system on this smartphone with XOS version 12 as the launcher.

Infinix took the time to revamp and improve the XOS launcher, and it shows. It has a whole lot of new features which deserve a separate video on their own. One of the new features is you can delete a screenshot after sharing it, and that’s going to save space on your smartphone.

You can now swipe down from the app drawer to go back to the home screen. Thank you, Infinix, for doing this. You can enable noise reduction to suppress background noise during a call.

You can record calls on this smartphone. I mean, that’s not new, but it’s there, and you can lock all the apps on this smartphone, including the messaging app. As for Android updates, no official word from Infinix if the Zero Ultra 5G would get Android 13. It would mean a lot if Infinix can come out and officially announce that their flagship smartphone will get software updates for two to three years.

Camera

One of the major selling points of this smartphone is the camera. It comes with a 32-megapixel front-facing camera which captures good details. The pictures look sharp, and the colors look accurate. Dynamic range is also good when you take pictures outdoors.

Now, moving to the rear, the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G comes with a 200-megapixel camera, a 13-megapixel ultra-wide camera, and a 2-megapixel depth camera. The main camera, by default, captures 12.39-megapixel photos, which look good.

But when you turn on the 200-megapixel mode, it grabs more details, which is evident when you zoom in. The size of the pictures captured using the 200-megapixel mode is huge. I mean, it ranges from 50MB all the way to 80MB for one single photo.

Battery Life & charging

the Infinix Zero Ultra 5G comes with a 4,500 milliamp battery. Actually, it has two batteries, two 2,500 milliamp double-cell batteries connected in series. I mean, I played games on it, I took a lot of pictures, made a lot of videos, I installed all my apps, the screen brightness was at 100%, and I got around six hours of screen-on time, which isn’t bad. But then again, if you’re a heavy user, you most likely will need to charge this smartphone twice a day.

Conclusion

The waterfall display on this phone is stunning and the performance is good. The main camera is incredible, and the charging time is ultra-fast.

The only thing I don’t Like is the fact that it doesn’t have Corning Gorilla Glass protection at the front and rear. It also doesn’t have an official IP rating, and it doesn’t come with wireless charging. Aside from these two things, the Infinix zero ultra is a solid smartphone and the price is also fair.