The front view of the smartphone is the usual ordeal and will easily blend with the sea of smartphones out there. However, things get a bit interesting flipping the smartphone so that the rear is visible and everything seems to be alright until you sport the camera position. Looking like a dual camera, the rear camera and flash are placed somewhere between the too left and the upper central fingerprint scanner. You can get the smartphone in silver, black and red colour variants depending on your choice.

Well, the display is very much a budget one with an HD+ resolution and a somewhat average sized LCD screen. There’s is a decent amount of bezel around the screen and it is a bit much at the top and bottom. All of these delivers only an average visual experience, nothing spectacular.

As per taking pictures, the smartphone has the same megapixel on both its front and rear camera. The rear 13MP camera has an f/2.0 aperture with PDAF,  HDR and other features. Also, there is a 13MP camera at the front in charge of all of selfies, wefies or what have you.

Months after the release of the HTC Desire 12, here comes a new smartphone in the same series. Only to come with a lowly Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 processor and an Adreno 505 GPU As it is with various smartphones out there, the smartphone has a different storage and RAM model. There is a 3GB RAM having a 32GB ROM and a 4GB RAM paired with 64GB storage space. The storage space max out at 512GB with a memory card addition using the hybrid a lot.

The smartphone costs about 80, 000 Naira depending on the deal and the location.

The smarter one of the Smart series pair recently released is the Infinix Smart 2 Pro and yet does not break through the low budget barrier. In other words, despite the bump in specs featured on the smart phone, it is still very much affordable. Even if there are not much changes visible outwardly, the bulk of the innards in the new smartphone is better. For starters, you would find the smartphone impressive which at least offers a good android experience.

There is no denying that this is a budget smartphone from it looks which doesn’t look bad by the way and neither does it look premium either. The smartphone is made of plastic, a normal practice for low budget smart phone. However, the 2:1 build does well to bring in more aesthetics and also better handling. The power and volume buttons give a nice tactile response when pressed plus you’ve got the speakers, audio jack and MicroUSB port at the bottom.

Onto the next thing which is the display, here you’ve got an average sized 5.5-inch real estate for visuals with a reduced bezel characteristic. However, the Inifinix Smart 2 Pro screen lack the curved corners that is seen in more premium smartphones and even budget ones. Moreso, it comes with a 1440 x 720 pixel resolution a befitting number if you ask me.

There is about the same average battery in the other Smart series smartphone on this one. However, it is sufficient for no longer than a day of use with a 3, 050mAh capacity on the battery. Anyway, this is what most of the smartphones out there have to offer too especially in the entry-level category. There is a MicroUSB port for charging and that about all that is..

Tasked with keeping things running on the smartphone is a quad-core processor. The MediaTek MT6739 processor takes care of things well in the budget sense but is in no way capable of any heavy lifting. In addition, you’ll be getting 2GB of RAM with 16GB storage space and another having 3GB as well as a 32GB ROM. You would also find an Android 8.0 Oreo OS on board with the Infinix UI too.

The smartphone goes for about 42, 000 Naira depending on the deal and your location.