Infinix Zero 8 Unboxing [Giveaway] & Quick Review

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Hey guys welcome back, welcome back to yet another video of TechWafer. Hopefully you are having a great time, Adil here your host

In this video, let's unbox the Infinix Zero 8. The unboxing experience is super smooth and the package feels premium too

At the top you are going to find this smartphone, the Infinix Zero 8 that has a 90Hz Full HD

Plus panel with a screen size of 6.85 inches and it also has a 64MP camera with a 48MP

IMX 686 ultra night camera at the back and it also has 128 GB of internal storage with

8 GB of RAM and it is powered by Helios G90T. Not just that but it also has a 4500mAh battery with a 33W supercharge technology

And you are also getting a dual punch-o camera at the front as well. Let's peel off this cover from the front and here we go

At the back you are going to find a quad camera setup in diamond shape

As you can see there are these 4 cameras with an LED placement

We'll talk about the cameras later in the camera section. Now let's talk about the design and let's peel off this

There we go. This color that we have with us right here is black diamond

And now let's power up this guy and meanwhile let's take a look inside the other component

of the box. here we go and the next thing in the box is the sim ejector tool kit and next

you are going to find this silicon protector inside the box and it has this

diamond cuts for the camera for sure and the very next thing in the box is this

type-c connecting cable with the orange color branding as you can see and then

in the box is this 33 watt Infinix power adapter that is going to charge your device a lot faster but we test that for sure Okay so these are the thing that you get out of the box the 33 watt charger the type connecting cable the smartphone itself the

silicon protector and the SIM ejector toolkit. Infinix followed a diamond or a

prism aesthetic not only for the camera bump but also for the color gradient

back which is sure to grab the attention wherever you go. The back not only catches the eyes but

also the fingerprints. The Infinix 08 is quite heavy as it is huge but the Infinix has tried to

make it easier to use with the curved back. The back curve flows to the midframe where you'll find

the volume buttons and the power button and the power button also has a fingerprint sensor that

works surprisingly well. On the right side of the smartphone you will find a SIM Trace

that carries a dual SIM slot along with a micro SD card slot to extend the storage even further

At the bottom of the phone you'll get a speaker grill along with USB type-c charging port

headphone jack right next to the microphone. The Infinix Zero 8 has 6.85 inches

IPS LCD panel with 1018 to 2460 pixels of resolution. And that's great especially if you

binge a lot of TV shows and movies. And I've found the sound quality of a

smartphone to be decent. The buzzers on the screen are not that much but they're

not that thin as well. People with big hands are surely going to enjoy the

smartphone because of its size but still they'll have to use two hands and the

90 Hertz screen is vibrant and fluid with smoother animations making the

Infinix Zero 8 even more attractive to the consumers especially for the gamers

out there. Now that we're done with the display and the design let's talk about

the performance. Under the hood, Infinix 08 comes with a Helios G90T processor

that comes along with the Mali's G76 NC4 GPU which is covered with 8 GB of RAM

and 128 GB of on-board storage. The Infinix 08 can handle pretty much

anything that you throw on it Be it heavy multitasking or simply using the phone to make a call send a text or reply to the email Only times it would lag a bit is when you are playing visually intensive games like PUBG and Call of Duty but that also not

too frequent and I've found this in my two weeks using this smartphone. Both biometric as well as

the face unlock works surprisingly fast on this smartphone and I'm pretty happy with those

Overall the Infinix Zero 8 is surely a capable performer but with the launch of POCO X3

this phone is going to get a tough competition in the market. Speaking about the battery life the Infinix Zero 8 comes with a gigantic

4500mAh battery and for the first time not only a USB type-c charging but also a 33W fast charging

included in the box. The smartphone takes a while for it to drain even when you are using

the 90Hz refresh rate constantly. In my experience of using this smartphone for at least two weeks

I found out that this smartphone can last easily up to 7-8 hours without any noticeable issue even

when you are using it constantly. And that surely is a great battery time this phone is providing

If it gets fully drained, you'll be able to charge it up to 54% in 25 minutes and up to 90-100

100% in one hour. So I think the 33W fast charging is surely a great addition to the Infinix smartphones

Speaking of the camera setup, this phone comes with a 48 megapixel dual selfie cameras at the front and a 64 megapixel

AI powered quad camera setup at the back. The punch hole cutout

accommodates a 48 megapixel primary sensor and an 8 megapixel ultra wide camera and the back of the smartphone houses

total 4 cameras in a prism camera bump. You get a 64 megapixel main camera, an 8

megapixel ultrawide lens, a 2 megapixel macro and another 2 megapixel depth

sensor. When it comes to the camera UI you got a lot of modes to play with. Now

you're looking at the camera samples of this smartphone you can let me know how you define them in the comment section below and if you're still enjoying the

video a sub to the channel would be incredible So so Speaking about the software this phone comes with XOS Dolphin V7 running at the top of

Android 10.0. And as far as my experience with the software is concerned, it's a mix of a good and a bad

explain how. You get all the nice to have features from both such as a system wide dark mode, the

navigation gestures, digital well-being controls and features such as game mode and also the social

turbo mode. And I've found that with the passage of time Infinix is working hard to make XOS much

better and less cluttered. The only thing that will bother you are the ads on this smartphone

and that I think have been added to cut the cost of the smartphone for the end

users and I think we can bear that. A tip for you just in case you are willing to

buy the smartphone would be to install a third-party launcher like Microsoft's

launcher or the Nova and these launches will surely help you to get rid of the

extra ads. If you're interested to buy the smartphone you might be wondering what

will be the price of the smartphone and I'm expecting it to be around 40,000

Pakistani rupees and somewhere between $250 in international market and there's also good news if you pre-order the Infinix Zero 8 from Draaj you'll also

get iRocker as a gift that is worth 3000 Pakistani rupees or 15 USDs and the

pre-orders are going to start on 11th of October and the delivery of the

smartphone will start from 14th of October. Okay so that is it that's it

with the unboxing of Infinix Zero 8 as well as the first impression video let

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