Ever found yourself mid-video call with a dying battery, praying that you’ll find an outlet to charge as soon as possible? Or missed that once-in-a-lifetime sunset shot because your phone’s zoom couldn’t capture the fine details?
The Infinix Note 50 Pro+ addresses these concerns directly. With a massive 5,200 mAh battery and 100 W “Hyper” Charge, you have enough power to breeze through your workday when fully charged.
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In this article, I will provide a detailed review and overview of the Infinix Note 50 Pro+ based on tests run by GSM Arena and Yuga Tech, as well as its price and where to buy it.
Pricing and Where to Buy
Price: ₦291,100 (256GB + 8GB, Dual SIM). Where to Buy: Shop Rifugio Communications
Price: ₦277,100 (256GB + 8GB, Dual SIM). Where to Buy: Shop Pointek.
Battery & Charging
The Infinix Note 50 Pro+‘s 100w wired “Hyper” charging takes you from 0 to 98% in 30 minutes. And suppose you’re the kind of person who forgets to plug in overnight; rest easy. In that case, the 5,200 mAh battery delivers around 8 hours and 34 minutes of real-life mixed use (emails, browsing, and a couple of videos) on a single charge, easily covering a full workday and then some.
The smartphone also features 50 W wireless charging, allowing a full charge in approximately one hour. Additionally, a Bypass Charging mode allows for gaming without stressing the battery’s cycle count.
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Display & Multimedia
Out in the sunshine? The vibrant 6.78″ AMOLED screen reaches over 1,000 nits in adaptive mode, keeping maps, messages, and memes legible even in bright sunlight without squinting your eyes.
You can easily flick between apps, play games, or scroll through social feeds at up to 144 Hz without your phone lagging for a few seconds. The dual stereo setup gives a loud and clear sound with good separation.
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Camera Performance
The triple-lens setup—featuring a 50 MP main sensor (Sony IMX896) with optical image stabilisation (OIS), a 50 MP periscope telephoto lens (capable of up to 100× digital zoom), and an 8 MP ultrawide lens—allows you to capture crisp photos and steady videos without needing a DSLR. Low-light shots are exceptionally clear thanks to OIS and Infinix’s AI-powered noise reduction.
The camera features a stable 4K recording with quick autofocus and accurate colours, a 50 MP periscope telephoto (3× optical, up to 100× digital) for detailed zoomed-in photos, an 8 MP ultrawide with autofocus for expansive landscapes and group selfies, and a 32 MP front shooter for sharp, vibrant selfies and smooth video calls.
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Design & Build
The Infinix Note 50 Pro+ measures just 7.99 mm (≈ 0.31 inches) from front to back, making it one of the slimmest devices in its price range.
By comparison, most mid-range Android phones hover around 8.5 mm–9.0 mm in thickness, so at under 8 mm, the Note 50 Pro+ feels noticeably sleeker in hand. Even flagship devices like the iPhone 15 weigh in at 7.80 mm, so you’re getting flagship-level slimness here too.
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That slim profile is achieved without sacrificing strength—aircraft-grade aluminium in the frame ensures rigidity. At the same time, the frosted glass back keeps the overall footprint trim and comfortable for one-handed use.
If you’ve ever struggled with bulky, thick phones, the Note 50 Pro+’s design and build feel like a breath of fresh air. The slim edges and balanced feel make one-handed use secure, although a textured case helps seal the grip if it feels a tad slippery.
Durability & Longevity
IP64 certification means it’s fully dust-tight and splash-resistant, so accidental spills or a drizzle won’t interrupt your day or affect the phone’s efficiency. That’s a solid step up from last year’s IP53 rating on the Note 40 Pro, boosting dust protection and water resistance.
Plus, that Active Halo LED ring isn’t just for show—it delivers quick notifications at a glance without unlocking your phone. And because aircraft-grade aluminium outclasses standard alloys, the frame boosts drop resistance over older Note models.
