Telenor Infinity I price in Pakistan & Specifications

Telenor Infinity I price in Pakistan

The Telenor Infinity I price in Pakistan is Rs. 7,500. In official warranty, official dealers and warranty providers set the retail pricing of Telenor mobile products, which is regulated by them.

Telenor finished its series with Infinity I, the youngest member of this new series and the final member of the series. Although this phone features a 4-inch LCD screen, you will be surprised to learn that the Telenor Infinity I’s display is capable of supporting Full Vision, which is becoming increasingly popular in the smartphone industry these days.

The WVGA 480 x 800-pixel resolution of Telenor Infinity I will improve the picture and pixel quality of the device, while you will be able to view videos and movies on a larger screen when compared to its other brothers, which we have already discussed.

The MediaTek MT6735 chip, which will be installed inside the Infinity I’s chest, will support a quad-core processor with a clock speed of 1.0 GHz, as well as a Mali T720 MP1 graphics processor.

Infinity I by Telenor is governed by the Android Marshmallow operating system, which is the sixth version of the Android operating system. To make it more visually appealing, Telenor has included the Haier UI.

ROM is installed in the Telenor I, which was manufactured by Samsung, and it is supplemented by a microSD card slot with a capacity of 32 GB that can be used for storage.

The vendor who supplies the RAM for this phone is also the same. The RAM of Telenor Infinity I is 1GB, which allows for smooth and steady multitasking while using the device.

The back camera on this phone is a 5 MP camera with autofocus, which helps to stabilize the image of Telenor Infinity I, while the f/2.8 aperture helps to boost the photo capturing speed of the camera as well.

The front of the device is equipped with a 2 MP lens that can also capture video at a resolution of 720 pixels. It is powered by a 1600 mAh battery composed of Lithium-Ion material, which appears to be the greatest material for storing electricity in terms of long-term performance.

Specs