Infinix Smart 10 series debuts
Infinix launched its Smart 10 series with three devices – Smart 10, Smart 10 Plus and Smart 10 HD. The trio brings entry-level specs, DTS-tuned loudspeakers and several flashy color options.
All three phones sport 6.67-inch IPS LCDs with HD+ resolution and 700 nits peak local brightness. Smart 10 HD features a 90Hz refresh rate while the other two get 120Hz panels. The Smart 10 trio also offers dual speakers with DTS-tuning and a 300% volume mode.
Infinix Smart 10 HD
You get the same Unisoc T7250 (aka T615) chipset across all three alongside up to 8GB RAM and 256GB of internal storage. All three also feature micro-SD slots and headphone jacks.
In terms of cameras, Smart 10 and Smart 10 Plus bring 8MP main shooters and 8MP selfie cams. Smart 10 HD offers a 13MP main shooter alongside an AI lens and an 8MP selfie cam.
Infinix Smart 10
The battery department sees the Smart 10 Plus offer a 6,000 mAh cell with 18W charging, while the Smart 10 and Smart 10 HD get 5,000 mAh cells with 15W and 10W charging, respectively. Smart 10 and Smart 10 Plus also get IP64 ingress protection.
On the software side, Smart 10 HD boots XOS 13 based on Android 14 Go, while Smart 10 and Smart 10 Plus get XOS 15.1 based on Android 15.
Infinix Smart 10 Plus
Infinix Smart 10 Plus comes in Sleek Black, Titanium Silver, Iris Blue, and Ruby Red colors. It is available in Malaysia for MYR 349 ($82) in its 4/128GB trim and MYR 399 ($94) for the 8/128GB version.
Smart 10 comes in Sleek Black Titanium Silver, Iris Blue, and Twilight Gold. It starts at MYR 299 ($70) for the 3/64GB trim.
Infinix Smart 10 HD comes in Timber Black, Shiny Gold, Crystal Green, and Galaxy White colors.
Infinix Smart 10 • Smart 10 Plus • Smart 10 HD
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