Infinix launches first smartphone with Finger print recognition

Features 8MP + 13MP Camera, Finger print recognition, XOS & Magic Movie

Infinix Mobility Nigeria announces the launch of its first lifestyle smartphone series ‘HOTS’. The latest series adds to Infinix’s existing portfolio of product range that continues to win consumers in Nigerian market with the brands innovation.

The new smartphone marks a new level of technological innovation for the brand, with features that are tailored to allow users maximize their everyday smartphone experience. The latest smartphone is themed ‘Fingerprint your selfie’ with focus on how the brand has created an excellent photography device for users, with effortless selfies, using 8MP front camera & Finger print scanner. These two key features combined with filters and camera effects make Infinix HOT S the perfect lifestyle smartphone.

Infinix HOT S also comes with the beautifully crafted new user interface ‘XOS chameleon’ on Android 6.0 Marshmallow Operating system.

The smartphone comes in 5 refreshing colors with 5.2 inch HD screen, metallic sleek body and a glass panel which refines the look and feel making it a must have device.

HOT S also boast of a strong capacity with 2GB RAM, data processing with a 64-bit octa-core processor with the option of 4G (LTE) with downloading speed of 150/50 mbps to better optimize browsing and downloading experience. Infinix HOT S comes with 3000mAh battery, which allows users to maximize battery usage using Cotex 1.3Ghz.

Infinix HOT S is now available online on Jumia.com.ng and at all SLOT stores nationwide.

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