Infinix hits Ghanaian market with latest Note3

Smart device maker, Infinix has introduced its latest sleek NOTE3 smartphone into the Ghanaian market aimed at offering mobile phone users high-technology experience interspersed with comfort, durability and flexibility.  


The Note 3 device comes with an XE02 noise-cancelling headphone derived from the 3rd generation of Infinix NOTE series with a high- performance automatic noise-cancelling IC able to reduce up to 95% of all noise.


“With the industry-leading "5 minutes charge: 200 min talk" as its primary highlight, in addition to 6-inch 1,080-pixel ultra-high definition screen, 4500mAh battery, fingerprint recognition, 13MP back camera, 5MP front camera, water-cooling technology to prevent battery overheating including other amazing features, the latest Note 3 smartphone device is wonderfully made to bring charm to the hearts of mobile phone lovers in Ghana and beyond” said Infinix. 

According to Kimo Cai, Ghana Country Manager of Infinix, the new device is uniquely designed with a 5 minutes fast charge feature tailored to suit the needs of the African market, where customers need fully charged phones at all times to connect with family and friends.

“With an overall thickness of only 814 mm and an integrated body made of aluminum alloy, Infinix NOTE3 boasts flowing lines like those of a Cadillac” Kimo added.

The note 3 device is equally reloaded with latest Infinix interface ‘XOS’ comes with fast RAM speed, stylish wallpapers, efficient gestures, which allows users to optimize their Infinix smartphone.

The two newly launched products have been drawing wide attention from the public since released into the market. A strategic partnership between MTN and e-commerce platform Jumia will serve as a conduit the reach consumers with the new products.

The well-patronized launching ceremony took place at the One Airport Square Building in Accra was organized by Infinix in partnership with Jumia and MTN Ghana.

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