Infinix S2: the world’s 1st ever wefie smartphone launched


Smart device maker, Infinix has unleashed its latest smartphone into the Ghanaian market aimed at giving customers comfort, total satisfaction and above all an outstanding selfie experience.
Kimo Cai, Infinix Country Manager
Touted as the world’s 1st ever wefie smartphone , the all new Infinix S2 comes with dual front camera, one of it has 1st ever application of an ultra-wide angle of 135 degrees plus 8.0 megapixels for front camera in smartphone industry and the other one comes with 13.0 megapixels and beautification function.  Absolutely these wonderful features and more set the S2 apart from others making it the world’s 1st ever wefie smartphone, leading selfie taking into a new area of wefie.

Speaking at the launch, Kimo Cai, Ghana Country Manager of Infinix noted out of the 4 product series the company has introduced into the Ghanaian market in 2013 namely Hots, Note, Hot and Zero, the amazing S2 device automatically becomes the 2nd generation of Hots series designed to appeal to the desires of young and stylish consumers.  “At Infinix, breaking technology and creative design is our passion. It is a great honor to introduce this device to you tonight”, Kimo said when he launched the new smartphone.

The highly patronized launching event took was held at the Amphitheater Grounds at the University of Ghana Campus, Legon in Accra on April 26, 2017.

The sleek device also comes with 13.0-megapixel rear camera with video beautification function.  Due to the sharpness and quality of its cameras, magic movie 2.0, photos or videos taken automatically becomes crystal clear for viewing pleasure of every user.

Interestingly, the amazing all-new S2 device can boast of some unique specs including large storage memory of 16 GB  ROM + 2 GB RAM, 32 GB ROM + 3 GB RAM, Platform:  android M, GPU: MT6753, Octa-core Cortex 1.3GHz, 64bit coupled with big screen display size of 5.2 inch HD(1280*720P) and a strong battery capacity of 3000mAh.

With 3 months warranty, the dazzling S2 handset  is being offered for a price of GH¢662.00 and it’s readily available and can be purchased at the Infinix exclusive shops in the country.

Infinix is a leading mobile device manufacturer in more than 20 countries globally including Middle East, Southeast Asia, South Asia and Latin America, West, East, and North Africa In Africa, it has been touted as the most preferred smartphone brand with 4 product series successfully launched in different markets in Africa. Due its fast advancement in technology, the INFINIX brand continues to make waves with mobile technology change in this part of the world. The brand continues to ensure customers have access to top-notch specifications at affordable prices. However, with 30% percent of market share in Ghana currently after entering into the market 4 years ago, the Infinix brand has already become a household name.



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