Infinix Hot 10 VS Infinix Note 7 lite Full Comparison. Which is better? Which should you Buy? By FRED'S TECH HUB

Hey, what's going on guys first tech cop here welcome back to my channel, so in today's video we have a comparison. So I'm going to be comparing the infinite 410 here against the infinite note 7 light. So I feel like right now. The infinite hot 10 is the best device you can get at the price of just 60 000 eras. But the question is: how does it fail against this device that I've reviewed on this channel some months ago, which I actually liked so much alright? So in today's video we're here to find out that? But before begin, if you haven't already, please kindly hit on that subscribe button down below to join this awesome family and be sure to turn on that post notification right beside it. So you get elected whenever I post a new video, so without wasting much of your time, let's just jump straight into the video okay.

So on the spec sheet, the infinite 410 comes with a MediaTek halo, g70 processor, paired with just 30 gigs of ram, which is kind of low. Then, in the other hand, the infinite note 7 light comes with a MediaTek hello p22 processor, which is quite old, and it is paired with four gigs of ram. So can you see where the logic is coming in here? On the other hand, the infinite note 7 light comes with a 48 megapixel camera, as it mentions. So, while the infinite 410 comes with just 16 megapixels camera as its main sensor, but every other thing stays the same, including the selfie camera. So the real question is which device should you buy out of these two devices? So, starting up with the display, the infinite hot 10 comes with a slightly bigger display at 6.78 inch, while the infinity of seven lights comes in at six point six inches, the pixel's density is a little higher on the infinite note 7 lights, which is 266 PPI against 246 PPI on the hot 10. So how does this translate to display quality? I have to say that the infinity seven light looks a little better, with rich contrast and saturated colors than that of the ho tend.

The infinitive seven light display looks like a superior display. Overall, not that the infinite hot 10 display is any less or bad fun fact. It is brighter than the no7 light, and it is much noticeable under direct sunlight. Both are okay for watching YouTube videos and consuming media content. However, both displays are capped at 720p resolution, which is a bit of a bummer, but obviously, at this price point I cannot really complain so on the display aspect.

The infinite n7 wins, okay, so moving on to the build quality, I have to say that it is not obvious that both devices comes with a plastic build, which is what you expect at this price point, but this is my take. This is what I feel like. The infinite of 7 light has a better view. Quality than the hot 10. Plastic is not bad, and at least it is durable.

It has that premium feel of a budget device and holding both side by side really shows that the ho tend has more compromise when it comes to build quality. So the infinite hot10 is a bigger device here and if you have small hands, that alone might draw your attention to the seven lights, because it is smaller and has a reasonably small chin at the bottom than that of the ho tend. So in this category I see how to give it to the infinite note 7 light. Both phone comes with a micro, USB charging port and there's no support for fast charging too. Okay.

So moving on to the security aspect, the infinite hot 10 comes with a rear fingerprint scanner, while the note 7 lights here comes with a side mounted fingerprint scanner on both devices. They are very fast, and I have no complaint here. So I'm definitely going to give this a tie. Moving on to the battery aspect, the infinite ho tend comes with a 5 000 William battery, while the infinite noise 7 light comes with a 5 000 William battery. I tested both intensively, and I have to say that both are very impressive, there's a slight edge with the ho tend, but it doesn't justify picking it over the other one.

Based on this alone, the battery can last comfortably for a day and a half on both phones, and that is impressive. So, since this is a comparison, I have to give this category to the infinite ho tend, alright. So moving on to the next category, which is performance, I have to say that the infinite for 10 is a sweet deal already. This is where things turn around completely in favor of the ho tend. The halo g70 processor in the ho tend gives the Infineon seven lights a run for its money.

Everything goes smoothly at this price point there are 10 is a sweet deal already. However, there is always a catch. The three gigs of ram it comes with quickly shows that three gigs of ram is not enough to make android run smoothly without any luck in 2020. So whenever you have too many backgrounds, apps running you'll begin to notice some lag here and there, and I have to blame it on the limited amount of ram this device comes with gaming on both devices is actually impressive, but it is really much better on the infinite hotel. I feel like 3 gigs of ram is too small, and it limits the CPU real performance in most cases.

But you know you cannot have it all. I guess this was done, so it doesn't cut in with the infinite note 7 and its price. So while the hello p32 CPU inside the note 7 lite doesn't come close to that of the ho tend ram management is a little better. With the infinite note, 7 light due to the ample amount of memory it comes with. Opening apps browsing the web and general day-to-day usage is fine on both phones, but just try to limit the number of background apps on the infinite hot 10.

Overall, the infinite ho tend is a clear winner here when it comes to performance and people coming from the infinite hot 9 will really feel the jump in performance, so both devices comes with android 10 out of the box, but the infinite for 10 being a new device here comes with x07.0 out of the box, while the infinite 7 lite comes with Los 6.0, you know what they are: no different, they're, absolutely the same: okay, because it comes with tons and tons of bloatware, which I do not really like. I made a video some time ago on how to remove Bluetooth on infinite and techno devices, so you might want to browse the channel and check it out, so user experience on both devices are actually the same. I did not really notice any defense, but on performance aspects. The infinite hot 10 is the king here all right on the camera department they weren't too far off from each other. Fine.

The note 7 comes with a 48 megapixel camera, but by default it shoots in 12 megapixels unless you switch to 48 megapixels mode before it becomes more distinct from the ho tend. Most of the time, both phones produces great results and sometimes the ho tend images looks a bit better because it is coming out of a 16 megapixel sensor instead of just 12 from the note 7 lights. But if you want the best out of the note, 7 lights stick with the 48 megapixels mode. Generally speaking, I have to say that both phones will not win you any photography award, but if you want a device that can take the best picture out of these two devices, I advise you to go with the infinite note.7 light, what's up guys. So this is a front video camera test on both devices and, as you can see here, I think it looks okay on both devices.

I, like the skin tone on boot as well. High dynamic range is a bit hit or miss on both, but today's actually quite sunny day. I think it's okay, but just to let me know what you think about it in the comment section below all right and let me know which one sounds better for me. I think the infinite 7 light sounds a little better yeah, because I've listened to the audio coming out of it before. But just let me know what you think about it in the comment section below okay, so let's switch over to the rear camera and see what it looks like okay.

So this is a video from the rear camera on both phones. They don't come with any video, stabilization or whatsoever. Just let me know what you think about it in the comment section below. As you can see here as I am walking, the footage is a little shaky, but I think it looks okay on boats. So in conclusion, I have to say that both devices are actually good in their respective areas, even though in some areas might be more important to some people, but generally the infinite hot 10 is a better device.

Overall. However, I personally prioritize performance, user experience and camera over anything else as long as it gets the basics right. So I feel like the infinite 410 is the best device in the market right now that costs only sixty thousand NARA or a hundred and fifty dollars. The specs on paper looks more attractive than that of the phoenix, no server lights, so I would highly recommend it over the infinite, no seven lights, but you know what just share your thought to me down in the comment section below I feel like the infinite for 10 is the best device anybody can buy right now on the low budget segment, but just kindly share your thought to me down in the comment section below and don't forget to like share and subscribe, and thanks so much for watching, and I'll talk to you in my next video bye.

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