Infinix GT 50 Pro — Price and Full Specifications

Infinix has launched its most expensive phone, the Infinix GT 50 Pro, to compete in the upper mid-range with a total focus on gaming and raw performance. It brings a distinctive design with rear RGB lighting, a powerful Dimensity 8400 Ultimate chip with liquid cooling — a first for the company's phones — customisable touch triggers on the frame for games, and a large battery with fast wired and wireless charging.

In this review from Qayimli you'll find all the Infinix GT 50 Pro's specifications and its main strengths and weaknesses, so you can decide whether it deserves your money.

What stands out about the Infinix GT 50 Pro

The display is a flat punch-hole AMOLED measuring 6.78 inches at 1.5K resolution (1208 × 2644 px) with 440 ppi, a 144Hz refresh rate and high touch responsiveness (2304Hz PWM dimming and 330Hz touch sampling), Corning Gorilla Glass 7i protection, and a claimed brightness of 4500 nits (actual HBM brightness measures closer to 1600 nits).

For performance, the phone runs the MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultimate, built on a 4nm process (a higher-clocked variant of the standard Dimensity 8400, reaching 3.25 GHz) with a Mali-G720 MC7 GPU, paired with Infinix's own N1 chip to improve connection stability and reduce latency in online multiplayer games.

The biggest leap this year is liquid cooling, a first for the GT series: a micro-pump and a ceramic heat exchanger circulate coolant at 6.5 ml per minute, alongside a six-layer vapour chamber with AI thermal monitoring — keeping performance stable at 144 fps through long gaming sessions.

The phone comes with 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 256GB or 512GB of UFS 4.1 storage, with no memory card expansion.

Its most gamer-focused features: pressure-sensitive GT Trigger buttons built into the side frame, supporting light and hard presses plus swipe gestures, each programmable with four different commands and ten sensitivity levels — plus customisable rear RGB lighting that can also serve as a notification light.

The rear camera is dual: a 50 MP main lens (F/1.8) with optical stabilisation and an 8 MP lens for 111-degree ultrawide shots. The front camera is 13 MP.

The battery is 6500 mAh (per Infinix's official global specifications; some local sources cite 6150 mAh, so check the datasheet of the specific version sold in your market) with 45W wired fast charging, 30W wireless charging, 10W wired and 5W wireless reverse charging.

The stereo speakers support Dolby Atmos surround sound. On durability, the phone carries an IP64 rating against dust and water splashes (no submersion).

Infinix GT 50 Pro cons

• No dedicated telephoto camera.
• The cameras deliver a fairly average experience overall — photography is not this phone's priority.
• The exterior is entirely plastic (back and frame), with fairly modest water resistance (IP64 only).
• The call proximity sensor is software-based rather than a physical sensor.
• Relatively slow 45W wired charging next to rivals at the same price.
• No traditional 3.5mm headphone jack.
• No memory card expansion.

Infinix GT 50 Pro pros

• Distinctive customisable rear RGB lighting, with dedicated gaming triggers supporting presses and motion gestures.
• Excellent gaming performance from the Dimensity 8400 Ultimate with advanced liquid cooling that keeps performance stable for long stretches.
• Storage up to 512GB of fast UFS 4.1.
• A large 144Hz AMOLED display that delivers a pleasant experience.
• Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos for distinctive gaming audio.
• A large battery with both wired and wireless fast charging — wireless works through a bundled case that also includes an extra cooling fan (the GT Magcharge Cooler accessory), keeping the phone cool during charging and heavy use.
• Infinix's extra N1 connectivity chip for steadier networking during multiplayer games.

What's in the Infinix GT 50 Pro box

The box includes: the phone with a screen protector pre-applied, a 45W charging brick, a protective case, earphones, a USB Type-C cable, a SIM ejector tool, a user guide, and the cooling-fan accessory that doubles as a wireless charger with its own charging cable.

Infinix GT 50 Pro price

The phone launched officially in Egypt at around EGP 30,000 for the 256GB / 12GB RAM version, rising to about EGP 35,000 for the 512GB version (local warranty). In Saudi Arabia the price is about SAR 2,200, and in the UAE about AED 1,950 for the 512GB version.

Note that these prices change constantly, so check the actual price at your local store when buying.