Infinix GT 30 Pro reviews by real users Infinix GT 30 Pro

I bought it for around 5000 MXN, which at the time was about $280 USD, approximately 11 months ago. For the price, there's nothing better, or at least there wasn't. Nothing with triggers, which are very important and practically define a phone as a gaming phone in my opinion. Without triggers, it would just be a powerful phone for gaming, etc. The phone came with factory bugs. The camera worked well for about two weeks, but then it stopped focusing with the main lens. While I don't usually use the camera much, it was practically unusable since it was stuck at about 8 cm. Luckily, the latest update fixed it. In the time I've had it, I've received 3 or 4 updates. So far, so good. The only persistent and disappointing bug is that the haptic feedback system doesn't work. The vibration for messages and calls works, but it's poor. And the supposed haptic feedback function for both triggers and vibration in games doesn't exist. It's a real shame because it detracts from the experience. The vibration motor works, but for some software reason, the optical response doesn't. The speakers are "meh." While they offer several EQ modes, their performance isn't outstanding, but they're not bad either. Still, for the price, it's great.
Wireless charging is "meh." Using the official charger that comes in the gamer kit isn't very practical. It charges slowly, and in some cases where the phone is under heavy load, the charge falls short, and the phone discharges more than it charges wirelessly. At least the wireless charger helps cool the phone, albeit poorly. Since it's made of plastic, it doesn't cool the phone down as much. I've dropped it many times, and it's held up, but it's reached its limit. The screen shattered from a drop of about 90cm. The aluminum/plastic frame doesn't withstand impacts. For the price, it's worth it. I was quite critical.