The Infinix GT 20 Pro is an attractive offering for price-conscious gamers. Read on for the full review.

First impressions: A cyberpunk gamer’s delight
From the outset, the GT 20 Pro announces its gaming intentions with a striking, cyberpunk-inspired design. The translucent back panel, while a bit of a fingerprint magnet, adds to the high-tech allure. The standout feature is the “Mecha Loop Lighting” – a unique semi-circular LED strip on the back that can be customized in color and pattern, making it a real eye-catcher, especially in the Mecha Blue variant.

The display: smooth performance with some limitations
The GT 20 Pro features a 6.78-inch AMOLED panel with a 144Hz refresh rate and offers a fantastic gaming experience with smooth navigation and responsiveness. While it’s not the brightest, highest resolution screen in its price range, it still offers a vibrant and immersive visual experience.

Performance: Harnessing the Power of Dimension
Under the hood, the GT 20 Pro is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8200 Ultimate chipset. This processor handles demanding games such as BGMI, Call of Duty: Mobile, Asphalt 9 and Genshin Impact with ease. Multitasking is smooth, with no noticeable lag, even with multiple apps open at the same time.

Gaming accessories: extras for gamers
Infinix goes a step further by including a dedicated gaming kit with the GT 20 Pro. The kit includes a stylish case, a cooling fan and a protective cover. The cooling fan helps control the phone’s temperature, although the impact on performance is minimal. Nevertheless, it is a thoughtful addition that improves the gaming experience.

The cameras: fall short in some areas
The GT 20 Pro’s camera setup includes a primary 108MP sensor that delivers decent photos with good details and color accuracy. Video stabilization runs smoothly thanks to OIS. The absence of an ultrawide lens is disappointing, however, and the 2MP macro and depth sensors feel more like filler features than functional additions.

Battery life: reasonable, but room for improvement
The 5000mAh battery delivers solid performance and lasts through longer gaming sessions. The 45W fast charging is sufficient, but falls short compared to competitors that offer faster charging solutions. A higher charging speed, around 65W or 100W, would have been more suitable for a gaming phone.

Final verdict: a gamer’s dream with some compromises
The Infinix GT 20 Pro stands out in the budget gaming phone segment with its futuristic design, robust chipset and smooth display. However, it has some drawbacks, including the lack of an ultra-wide lens and a slower charging speed. For gamers looking for a capable and stylish phone on a budget, the GT 20 Pro is a strong candidate despite its compromises.