Infinix Zero Flip

The Infinix Zero Flip is the first flip smartphone to feature a 50MP + 50MP dual rear camera setup, complemented by a 50MP selfie shooter. The larger sensor size gives the Infinix device an advantage over the Motorola Razr 50, particularly in capturing detailed ultrawide shots and selfies. However, there is room for improvement in detail preservation around the shadowy areas where the Motorola smartphone outshines. For a more in-depth analysis, head to our Infinix Zero 50 vs Motorola Razr 50 camera comparison.To give you a brief overview, the Infinix Zero Flip delivers brighter images with warm tones, though they can occasionally appear overexposed. Additionally, the dynamic range remains underwhelming. While the front camera accurately captures true-to-life skin tones, the rear camera's portrait mode requires enhancements in edge detection, facial details, and skin tone accuracy. Similar to any other flip phone, the phone's rear camera can be utilised to capture better selfies. To enhance images, the phone features a bunch of AI capabilities, including an AI eraser to remove unwanted objects from the image, AI focus to focus on subjects, and AI portrait to capture sharper images. They are all on-device tools that work without an internet connection and perform reasonably well.All three cameras support 4K video recording, and the flip form factor allows the phone to double as a camcorder, offering added stability when filming. It also features an AI Vlog mode that helps creators capture social media-ready content with ease.

The MediaTek Dimensity 8020 SoC powers the Infinix Zero Flip. The SoC is paired with 8GB of RAM and 512GB UFS 3.1 storage, which is not user-expandable. As observed in our performance comparison, the Infinix smartphone outperforms the more expensive Motorola Razr 50 on AnTuTu by some margin and Burnout CPU throttle tests. The Geekbench performance of the smartphone is low, especially when compared to other smartphones using the same chipset. The Motorola Edge 40 for example, achieved over 1,000 points in single-core and 3,000 in multi-core tests. Be that as it may, the phone demonstrates decent thermal management, with its temperature rising by an average of approximately 6.67 degrees Celsius during our gaming test, which involved playing BGMI, Call of Duty, and Real Racing 3 for 30 minutes each.As for regular usage, the Infinix Zero Flip is generally smooth with no jitter or lag while scrolling, streaming, and browsing. However, extended usage and multitasking make it stutter a bit. So if you are a power user and looking for a flip phone, increasing your budget and investing in pricier offerings such as Samsung Galaxy Flip6 or the Motorola Razr 50 Ultra coule be a better choice.On the software front, the Infinix Zero Flip runs Android 14 out of the box, featuring a heavily customised XOS skin that alters the stock Android UI and adds additional apps alongside Google's offerings. The smartphone comes with a total of 41 pre-installed apps, of which 36 are proprietary and five are third-party. Among the third-party apps is GoPro Quik, which enables users to control and seamlessly integrate footage from a GoPro action camera. While the company has committed to providing two years of major OS updates and three years of security updates for the Zero Flip, this support period is shorter by a year compared to many competitors.Infinix Zero FlipMotorola Razr 50Pre-installed apps4142OS upgrades2 years major + 3 years security3 years major + 4 years security

The Zero Flip's 4,720mAh battery is the largest on a flip smartphone yet. Supporting this large capacity is a 70W charging solution, with a compatible charger provided in the box. It takes approximately 41 minutes to charge the battery from 20 percent to 100 percent fully. According to the PCMark battery test, the Infinix Zero Flip delivers 9 hours and 33 minutes of screen time before the battery drops below 20 percent after running a series of tasks.Infinix Zero FlipMotorola Razr 50Charging speed70W30WCharging time (20-100 percent)41 minutes50 minutes