Infinix Zero 20

OhoPrice editorial review

The Infinix Zero 20 is a camera-curious phone at 79,999 PKR whose most unusual spec is the front camera: a 60MP shooter with optical stabilisation and 1440p video, an outright vlogger feature that almost nothing else at this price offers. The rear is respectable too — a 108MP main with PDAF, a 13MP secondary and a 2MP filler — so content creators get real hardware at both ends. The 6.67-inch 1080x2400 display at about 395 PPI is sharp but only 90Hz, a step below the 120Hz norm, and the 4500mAh battery is the weakest part of the package, likely needing a top-up by evening with heavy camera use. The Helio G99 and 8GB/256GB are comfortable for daily apps and light gaming. This is a niche, selfie-and-video-first device; if that is not your use case, the 79,999 PKR buys better-balanced rivals. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 at 69,999 PKR is 10,000 PKR cheaper and the more sensible all-rounder. The Note 15 wins on endurance outright — 6000mAh against 4500mAh with 33W fast charging — and its 120Hz AMOLED with 3200 nits peak brightness is vastly brighter and smoother than the Zero 20's 90Hz panel. The Helio G100-Ultra is newer, and the Note 15's 108MP main and a capable 20MP front camera cover the essentials. The Zero 20 fights back only where it specialises: that stabilised 60MP front camera obliterates the Redmi's 20MP selfie for vloggers, and its rear telephoto helper adds framing options the Redmi lacks. So it comes down to purpose — buy the Zero 20 only for front-camera content creation, and buy the Note 15 for battery, brightness and overall value. Infinix units with unusual camera configs are frequent grey imports — verify the IMEI on PTA's DIRBS before paying.