Infinix GT 30 Pro Overview

Performance

The GT 30 Pro leans on MediaTek’s Dimensity 8350 Ultimate, a 4 nm chip that breezes through PUBG, Insta scrolling, and Lightroom tweaks without dropping frames. Paired with 8 GB RAM (expandable to 12 GB via memory fusion) and fast UFS 4.0 storage, apps pop open in a blink. XOS 15 on Android 15 feels lighter than past Infinix skins, and the dual-shoulder GT triggers give you console-style taps with almost zero input lag and handy for clutch matches on Nepali servers.

Design and Display

At first glance the 6.78-inch LTPS AMOLED steals the show: 144 Hz refresh keeps animations liquid-smooth, while 2000-nit peak brightness stays legible even under Pokhara’s midday sun. Gorilla Glass 7i fronts the panel, and a neat RGB strip on the back adds gamer flair without looking kitsch. You can pick from Blade White, Shadow Ash, or Dark Flare finishes; all three hide fingerprints better than you’d think. The squared-off frame sits comfortably in one hand, and IP64 sealing shrugs off dust on Himalayan trails.

Camera

A 108 MP main shooter snaps crisp daylight photos with plenty of detail for Instagram Reels, while the 8 MP ultrawide widens the scene for group shots at Pashupatinath or sunset landscapes in Sarangkot. Selfie duties fall to a 13 MP front cam that handles skin tones well and supports 4K video. Night mode is decent, pulling in enough light without turning everything into a watercolor painting.

Battery, Charging & Extras

The 5550 mAh cell (5200 mAh in some markets) easily powers a full day of heavy use think 7-plus hours of screen-on time. When you’re low, 45 W wired or 30 W wireless top-ups get you back to 50 % in roughly half an hour, and bypass charging keeps temps down during marathon gaming. Infinix even bundles a MagCharge Cooler that clips on magnetically and drops temps by about 30 %. Toss in stereo speakers, an in-display fingerprint reader, and 0 % EMI deals at hukut store, and you get a feature-packed mid-ranger.

Who It’s For / Ideal Use

If you’re looking for the “best gaming phone under 50,000 in Nepal” that can double as a daily driver, the Infinix GT 30 Pro nails the brief. It suits students who live on Mobile Legends, creators who need a bright panel for color-accurate edits, and road warriors who hate hunting for chargers. In short, anyone wanting flagship-style extras on a mid-tier budget should keep this handset on their radar.