The Infinix Note 3 has just been officially launched in Kenya.
It is a big upgrade from the Infinix Note 2 but costs only Ksh. 15000 for the 3G version.
The 4G version will launch in September. When it will available in other countries is not yet known.
Here’s a spec shootout between the Note 2 and the Note 3:
- Display Size: Both are 6.0 inches in size
- Screen Resolution: Note 3 is FULL HD with 367ppi. Note 2 is HD with 244ppi
- Android Version: Note 2 came with Android 5.1 Lollipop, Note 3 comes with XOS Chameleon based on Android 6.0 Marshmallow
- Processors: Both feature the same 1.3GHz Octa Core Processor
- RAM: Note 2 3G version came with 1GB RAM, Note 3 comes with 2GB RAM for the 3G version.
- Back Cameras: Note 3 has a 13MP camera with Dual LED Flash. Note 2 had a 13MP camera with single flash.
- Front Cameras: Note 3 has a 5MP front camera with soft flash. Note 2 had a 2MP front camera with normal flash.
- Battery: Note 3 comes with a 4500mAh battery with “Aerospace cooling technology” to prevent overheating. Note 2 came with a 4040mAh battery with no cooling tech.
- Security: Note 3 comes with a fingerprint scanner. Note 2 has no fingerprint scanner.
The Note 3 will start at Ksh. 15000. The Note 2 started at Ksh. 12499.
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Great.You promised it would be launched on 17thand sure it was!But a bit disappointed that they chose a 3G version for the launch and leave out 4G!Looks like Infinix now has a penchat for starting with a 3G just like they did with Hot 3!
Makes them sell more devices I think.
That fb post I attached on the previous post was a teaser for the launch date.
note 2 weight 194g vs note 3 weight 135g(According to jumia)…. Nice phone overall but infinix should release the successor to the original hot note. 6″ is not ideal for everyone and the the infinix hot 3 is not powerful enough
You’re right. The original Hot Note deserves a real upgrade.