Infinix Zero 8i

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Infinix Zero 8i targets buyers who want a large, sharp screen without paying flagship prices. Its 6.9-inch Full HD+ panel at 392 PPI renders text and images with real clarity, and the 90 Hz refresh rate keeps animations smooth. The Helio G90T processor is a capable gaming chipset for this segment, pairing with 8 GB of RAM to handle multitasking between social apps, streaming, and casual games like Asphalt 9. The quad-camera setup headline is a 48 MP main sensor that captures decent colour in daylight, though the AI lens and 2 MP depth sensor add little practical value. Battery life at 4,500 mAh is adequate for a full day but falls short of competitors offering 5,000 mAh or more. At 34,999 PKR, this phone appeals to young buyers who watch a lot of video content on their phone and want sharp display quality at a reasonable cost. The Sego S25 undercuts the Zero 8i by 5,000 PKR at 29,999, but the trade-offs are real: the Sego ships with only 4 GB of RAM versus 8 GB on the Infinix, which means fewer apps stay open in the background. The Sego's MediaTek Helio G91 is a newer chip than the G90T on paper, yet benchmark performance is broadly similar, so neither phone pulls decisively ahead in speed. Where the Zero 8i genuinely wins is display quality: its Full HD+ resolution produces noticeably sharper text than the Sego's unspecified panel. The Sego does claim a larger 50 MP main camera and a 5,000 mAh battery, which may matter if you value endurance over screen fidelity. Buyers who prioritise display sharpness should lean toward the Infinix; those who want a bigger battery and a lower price may prefer the Sego, though its missing spec details warrant caution. PTA Note: Confirm PTA registration before buying, as unregistered handsets attract additional government tax on activation.