Infinix Hot 4 Pro

The Infinix Hot 4 Pro utilizes the Dirac Stereo Widening technology to add more depth to its dual speaker system.Watching an action flick, browsing the Internet or playing mobile games, watch everything come to life on the sharp 13.97 cm (5.5) HD display of this smartphone.The Infinix Hot 4 Pro charges up quickly. With a unique biomimetic silk processing texture and an elegant profile, this smartphone gives you enough reasons to flaunt it.capture all your happy moments in beautiful photos with the 13 MP rear camera of this smartphone. The rear camera boasts five internal lens elements and multiple shooting modes, so your photos are sharp and clear.

Infinix’s XOS is an operating system based on the Android M. With impressive features, such as smart cleanup, custom themes, and Freezer, the XOS offers a user experience that’s seamless and interactive. In addition, this operating system also helps you save the battery’s power by up to 30 percent.

The less costly model launched by Infinix is the Hot 4 Pro. This phone has run-of-the-mill looks for a device that costs Rs. 7,499. Competitors at this price level such as the Xiaomi Redmi 4A look better. The Hot 4 Pro has an all-plastic body with a glossy finish. It has its volume and power buttons on the right side, the 3.5mm audio jack the top, and the charging port at the bottom. One of the biggest highlights of the Hot 4 Pro is its Dirac-powered stereo surround speakers on the back.The Infinix Hot 4 Pro sports a 5.5-inch HD (720x1280) display. It also has dual SIM slots (Micro+Micro) along with a separate microSD slot, and its back panel also needs to be taken off to access them. 

It has a non-removable 4000mAh battery but is also light and easy to use with one hand. Performance-wise, Hot 4 Pro is very basic. It also runs XOS but this time based on the older Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Unsurprisingly, there's a lot of bloatware on this phone as well.The Hot 4 Pro has a 13-megapixel camera on the rear and 5-megapixel one on the front. Image quality indoors and outdoors is again underwhelming and the samples we took lacked details. Photos also looked washed out at the edges.