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Infinix Note 11 Pro Officially Launched in Kenya

George Kamau by George Kamau
November 11, 2021
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Infinix Note 11 Pro

Infinix Note 11 Pro and Note 11 have finally been launched for the Kenyan market. The two succeed the Infinix Note 10 series from early this year.

Infinix Note 11 Pro ships with a 6.95″ Super Fluid Display rocking 120Hz refresh rate and 180Hz touch sampling rate. You also have the ability to choose an Auto-switch refresh rate that will automatically switch refresh rate according to actual use to save on battery life.

The Note 11 has a 6.7″ Full HD sreen.

Powering the Note 11 Pro is a Helio G96 processor and Mali G57 GPU coupled with 8GB RAM and 128GB onboard storage.

Infinix included MemFusion feature that extends the RAM on the Note 11 from 8GB to 11GB enabling users to go the extra mile with their productivity and creative potential.

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Infinix Note 11 has Helio G88 processor and 4GB RAM and 128GB storage.

Infinix Note 11 Pro will run on Android 11 and XOS 10. Infinix may opt to upgrade it to Android 12.

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XOS 10 features on-trend system-wide icons, rebound effects, enhanced privacy packaged into a fresh and secure software experience. Alongside these headline features, XOS 10 comes with Large Folder, Smart Scenes and  Privacy Tracker for a seamless experience on the Note 11 series.

Other features include Dar-link 2.0 Game Booster Software, DTS Audio, SuperCool system with 3D 9-layer graphene film for cooling, UFS 2.2 with Write Booster, linear motor technology and Insync application for multi-screen collaboration and ability to mirror images or cast pictures, videos and audio between the smartphone and a TV and use the smartphone as a remote control through simple touch and voice commands using artificial intelligence (AI) voice, which will be supported via an OTA software update.

The camera department also gets new lenses.

We have a 64MP main snapper and a 13MP telephoto lens that offers 30X digital zoom. We also have a 2MP depth sensor.

The Note 11 has a 50MP triple camera setup

We’ll have a 16MP selfie camera housed at the centre punch-hole cutout like its predecessor.

Powering the Infinix Note 11 Pro is a 5000mAh battery with support for 33W fast charging.

“Infinix is empowering the everyday consumer with powerful performance and premium-grade technology in the palm of their hand for the ultimate smartphone experience,” said Bob Sun, Senior Product Manager at Infinix. 

“The NOTE 11 Series delivers a perfect mobile solution for consumers who want access to beautifully-crafted devices that are packed with the latest technology trends for work, play and creativity without breaking the bank.”

Infinix Note 11 Pro features side-mounted fingerprint sensor and face unlock for bio authentication.

Infinix Note 11 Pro comes in various colours including Graphite Black, Glacier Green and Celestial Snow.

Pricing and Availability

Infinix Note 11 Pro will be available offline at the company’s retail stores countrywide and online too at XPARK – their official online store and other online e-commerce partners.

Infinix Note 11 Pro goes for Ksh 28499 while the regular Infinix Note 11 goes for Ksh 22,499.

On XPARK, both phones are Ksh 1000 cheaper with retail prices starting at Ksh 27,499 and Ksh 21,499 respectively.

Infinix Note 11 series is also available on Jumia too.

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