Infinix GT 50 Pro – Now Available in Kenya at Zentech Electronics

Key Highlights

• 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED, 144Hz, Gorilla Glass 7i, up to about 1,600 nits HBM
• MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultimate (4nm)
• 50MP main camera with OIS · 8MP ultra-wide · 13MP selfie
• 6,500mAh battery on the Kenyan unit · 45W wired · 30W wireless
• 12GB RAM + 256GB UFS 4.1, no memory-card slot
• IP64 · dual 5G nano SIMs · NFC · RGB lighting · GT shoulder triggers

The Infinix GT 50 Pro is the gaming Infinix we stock in 12GB+256GB, with a 144Hz 1.5K AMOLED, a Dimensity 8400 Ultimate, and a 6,500mAh Kenyan cell. It suits someone who wants shoulder triggers and wireless charging, not a Hot or a Note.

Buy it at Zentech Electronics Kenya for cash or Lipa Pole Pole. Pickup is at The Bazaar Plaza, or we deliver across Kenya.

Detailed Description of the Infinix GT 50 Pro

Display & Outdoor Visibility: 6.78-inch 144Hz 1.5K AMOLED

The GT 50 Pro uses a 6.78-inch AMOLED at 1208 x 2644, which Infinix calls 1.5K. That is sharper than a Full HD Hot and far sharper than an HD+ Smart. The refresh rate is 144Hz, so menus and games feel lighter than a 120Hz mid-range. Gorilla Glass 7i sits on the front. Official brightness is about 700 nits typical, about 1,600 nits in high-brightness mode, and a peak near 4,500 nits on a small HDR patch. Independent lab work has measured around 1,694 nits in HBM.

Blacks stay black because this is AMOLED, not LCD. A midday Nairobi stage is readable. The punch-hole holds the 13MP selfie. There is no 3.5mm jack, so wired earphones need a USB-C dongle. Dolby Atmos is on the spec for the stereo speakers.

Processor & Storage: Dimensity 8400 Ultimate, 12GB + 256GB UFS 4.1

The chip is the MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultimate on 4nm. That is a big step above the Dimensity 7100 in the Hot 70 Pro 5G. It is built for high settings on Mobile Legends, Call of Duty Mobile, and Genshin on a cooler afternoon. Shoulder triggers on the sides give extra tap points in supported titles. RGB lighting on the back is decoration, not a cooling fan.

We stock 12GB+256GB only, on UFS 4.1. There is no microSD slot, so 256GB is the ceiling. 12GB of RAM keeps games, Chrome, and WhatsApp in memory. HydroFlow vapour cooling is Infinix's name for the heat pipe; it helps, but a long session in a hot matatu still warms the back.

Camera System: 50MP OIS Main, 8MP Ultra-Wide and 13MP Selfie

The main rear camera is 50MP with optical stabilisation, which is the difference versus a Hot that only has digital shake reduction. Daylight shop and family pictures stay cleaner, and handheld night clips shake less. The second rear lens is an 8MP ultra-wide for group shots. There is no telephoto.

The front camera is 13MP, which is enough for video calls and a selfie in good light. Rear video reaches 4K on the sheets. Treat the RGB ring as lighting, not a third camera.

Battery & Charging: 6,500mAh with 45W Wired and 30W Wireless

The Kenyan unit is the 6,500mAh cut. Some other markets list 6,150mAh; that is not the phone we describe here. A long game session plus 5G and evening YouTube should still leave charge. Charging is 45W wired. Independent reviews put a matching brick in the box; we will open the Kenya carton with you. Bypass charging is on the spec so a long session can run from the brick.

You also get 30W wireless charging, which almost no Hot or Note in this shop has. Sit the phone on a matching pad; a random 5W pad will be slow. From empty, plan a lunch sit for a useful top-up, not a two-minute fill.

Kenyan Network Connectivity, Audio & Software

It takes two nano SIM cards and works on 5G and 4G with Safaricom, plus 4G on Airtel and Telkom. There is no eSIM on the sheets. Wi-Fi is dual-band, Bluetooth is current-gen, and NFC is listed for tap transfer. You also get an infrared blaster and FM radio. There is no headphone jack.

The rating is IP64, so dust and splashes are in the test; swimming is not. It ships with Android 16 and Infinix quotes three major Android updates. The fingerprint reader is under the screen. Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos are the audio story.

Buyer Guidance: What It Is Not & Alternatives

Know what it is not. There is no memory-card slot and no headphone jack. IP64 is splash, not a swimming phone. Wireless charging needs a matching pad. The RGB lights do not cool the chip. It is 12GB+256GB only on this page.

The Infinix GT 50 Pro price in Kenya sits above a Note. If you want the previous GT with a similar gaming look, look at the GT 30 Pro. If you want a 5G AMOLED that is not a gaming GT, look at the Note 60 Pro.

We sell genuine units from The Bazaar Plaza, Moi Avenue, 10th floor, Wing A, Suite 1038, Nairobi. WhatsApp +254 739 238 917. We can hand it over in Nairobi today, or pack it for the courier.

Infinix GT 50 Pro Lipa Pole Pole

For the Infinix GT 50 Pro in 12GB+256GB, cash is the listed price. The three tables below split that balance — daily (a small deposit and a daily amount for 12 months) or monthly after a heavier deposit. If you searched buy now pay later or lipa later, you are looking at the same offer we call lipa mdogo mdogo and lipa mos mos in the shop. Nairobi collection can be the same day; we also ship once sign-up is finished.

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Come for your Infinix GT 50 Pro at Zentech Electronics Kenya, The Bazaar Plaza. Pay cash, or pay after a deposit. We deliver across Kenya.