Infinix Hot Note X551

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We did a technical specifications overview of the Infinix Hot Note a while back and it’s now time for a full review of the Phablet.
We were able to get hold of a review unit of the Infinix Hot Note courtesy of Jumia Kenya and here is what the Infinix Hot Note has to offer.
Unboxing
The Infinix Hot Note comes in a neatly designed light brown packaging box, a packaging concept similar to what you will find on high end Samsung devices.
[image] Infinix X551unboxing
What’s in the box?
[image] Infinix X551 inside the box
Inside the box you will find;
The Infinix Hot Note
AC Charger
USB Cable
In Ear Earphones
User Guide and Safety Information Manual
Design
[image] Infinix X551 Impression
Frame Dimensions: 155 x 77 x 8.9 mm
Weight: 172g
The Infinix Hot Note X551 is enormous. You will completely love the smartphone if size matters to you. The smartphone is however, relatively light and it feels even lighter in your palms.
[Image] Infinix X551 Impressions
You get some smooth well curved corners that work out extremely well at enhancing the ergonomics of the smartphone. The rear cover of the Hot Note features what feels like faux wood and it feels awesome to slide your fingertips over it.
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The smartphone has a svelte profile, a factor that makes it able to comfortably slide into your palms despite its enormous size.
The Infinix Hot Note X551 has a super slim removable rear cover and underneath it you will find two Micro SIM slots and a Micro SD card slot.
The Infinix Hot Note has a non-removable battery.
Display
[image]-Infinix-Note X551-Display
Display Size: 5.5 inches
Display Type: IPS LCD
Screen Resolution: 720 x 1280 pixels
Screen Resolution Density: 267 ppi
Screen Protection: None
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The Infinix Hot Note has a 5.5-inch 720p display. The choice of a 720p display was essential since anything less than that would have looked ugly on the device.
The vibrancy of the display is evident. Colors do look vibrant on the display even under a 0% display setting.
The display is extremely bright and can be irritating to the eye especially in the dark. The Infinix Hot Note has a light sensor and thus you can just select the Automatic brightness option and the prevailing lighting conditions will determine the brightness level.
The Infinix Hot Note performs quite well under direct sunlight and the display is visible. Viewing Angles are super impressive.
One flaw i noticed with the Infinix Note has to do with its wallpaper setting. The display struggles to optimize custom HD wallpapers.
Performance
Operating System: Android 4.4 (KitKat)
CPU: Octa-core 1.4 GHz Cortex-A7
RAM: 1 GB
Internal Memory: 16 GB
Micro SD: Yes, up to 32 GB
[image] Infinix X551 Perfomance

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