Infinix latest Zero 4 mobiles to hit Ghana’s market in 2017

Infinix Ghana, Smart device maker has hinted it will soon release its latest Zero 4 and Zero 4 Plus smartphone devices into the Ghanaian market.







Sales Channel Manager of Infinix Ghana, April Zhong made this known to Journalists at a ceremony prior to unboxing the new Infinix Zero 4 & Zero 4 Plus handsets held in Accra on November 25, 2016.

  “ As a company committed to satisfying customer’s needs at all times ,  we’ve again managed to  unveil the new Zero 4 handsets  which is currently receiving huge public attention and patronage in two countries around the world which is Nigeria and Asia. We are hoping to release it into the Ghanaian market soon, let’s say early next, immediately after the December elections.” said  Zhong.

She explained the latest Zero 4 handset is well built with interesting features including intelligence functionality, special camera, strong battery for long-lasting usage and powerful hardware and innovative software uniquely designed for the use of every tech savvy person. 

April Zhong urges the general public as well as all Infinix phone lovers to also look out for the Infinix’s latest Zero 4 Plus handset, a higher version of the Zero 4 device which is likely to hit the market soon after the introduction of Zero 4. 

According to her, the new Zero 4 handset when successfully launched in Ghana will be priced at ‎GH₵ 8.8.00 whiles the Zero 4 plus will be sold a little higher at ‎GH₵1,000.00; an offer she believes equals value for money.    

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