Infinix GT 50 Pro Launch Set For April 24: Check Expected Price in India

Infinix has locked in a launch date for its next GT-series phone. The GT 50 Pro is set to go official on April 24 in select global markets, and the company has already started showing what it’s bringing this time.

Instead of holding everything back, Infinix is leaning into the gaming angle early. You can see it in both the hardware choices and the extra controls being added.

Shoulder Triggers And Extra Controls Return

One of the more noticeable features here is the return of shoulder triggers. Infinix is calling them “Pressure-Sense GT Trigger,” and they sit on the right edge of the phone. If you’ve used something like this before, you’ll know the idea is simple: more control without crowding the screen.

There’s also a separate “ZoneTouch Master” button on the left side. Between these inputs, it looks like Infinix is trying to give players more ways to interact without relying only on touch.

Display And Performance Setup Looks Familiar

The GT 50 Pro will use a flat AMOLED panel with 1.5K resolution and a refresh rate that goes up to 144Hz. Infinix also says the phone can handle 144fps gaming in supported titles.

To keep things stable during longer sessions, the phone includes a liquid cooling system. Interestingly, part of this setup will be visible from the back panel, which adds to the overall gaming aesthetic.

Audio, Design, And What Else We Know

The phone will support Hi-Res audio for both wired and wireless use, along with Dolby Atmos. On the design side, it sticks with a dual rear camera layout inside a rectangular module, paired with an LED flash.

It’s also expected to come in at least two finishes, including silver and red. The front will have a hole-punch cutout for the selfie camera.

Some Details Still Based On Reports

Not everything has been officially confirmed yet. Reports suggest the phone may feature a 6.78-inch display, along with a MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultimate chip. It could also offer 12GB RAM and up to 512GB storage.

Camera details are also based on reports for now, pointing to a 50-megapixel main sensor, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide, and a 13-megapixel front camera.