Infinix has been pushing boundaries in the midrange smartphone market, and the Zero Ultra is proof of that. With 180W Thunder Charge and a 200MP main camera, it promises flagship-level features at a lower price. But does it really deliver on those big claims? Let’s find out.
Key Specifications
Display: 6.8-inch AMOLED, 120Hz refresh rate
Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 920
RAM: 8GB
Storage: 256GB
Camera: 200MP main + 13MP ultrawide + 2MP depth, 32MP selfie
Battery: 4,500mAh with 180W fast charging
Software: Android 12 with XOS
5G Support: Yes
Design and Build Quality
The Infinix Zero Ultra has a premium glass back with a curved edge display that feels more expensive than its price tag. It’s slim, stylish, and comes with an in-display fingerprint scanner.
Display Performance
The 6.8-inch AMOLED panel is bright and vivid, perfect for gaming and streaming. The 120Hz refresh rate ensures smooth scrolling and animations.
Camera Review
The 200MP main camera sounds impressive on paper, and it actually takes sharp, detailed shots in good lighting. Low-light photos are decent thanks to software optimization, but not on par with true flagship phones. The 32MP front camera is solid for selfies and video calls.
Battery and Charging
The 180W Thunder Charge is the showstopper — it charges the phone from 0% to 100% in about 12 minutes. The 4,500mAh battery easily lasts a day with normal use, but fast charging means you’re never worried about running out.
Software and Performance
Powered by the Dimensity 920, the phone handles apps, multitasking, and even heavy games like PUBG and COD Mobile without stuttering. However, XOS (Infinix’s custom UI) comes with some pre-installed apps that you may want to uninstall.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Insanely fast 180W charging
200MP camera for detailed shots
Premium curved AMOLED display
Good gaming performance
5G support
Cons
Software (XOS) has bloatware
Low-light camera performance not as strong as flagships
No wireless charging
Conclusion – Is It Worth Buying?
The Infinix Zero Ultra offers flagship-level specs at a midrange price. If you value super-fast charging and a big camera sensor, it’s a great buy in Nigeria and other markets. However, if you’re looking for the cleanest software or the very best night photography, you may want to consider alternatives like Samsung or Xiaomi.
