Infinix Zero X Neo

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Infinix Zero X Neo at 34,999 PKR offers a genuinely rare feature at this price: a periscope telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom and OIS. This means you can photograph distant subjects, like a stage performance or a child playing across a field, with real optical clarity instead of the pixelated mess that digital zoom produces. The 6.78-inch Full HD+ display at 396 PPI with a 90 Hz refresh rate is sharp and smooth, and the Helio G95 processor paired with 8 GB of RAM handles multitasking and gaming competently. The 48 MP main camera with PDAF delivers good daylight results, and the 5,000 mAh battery should last a full day. The phone's build is slim at 8.8 mm despite housing that complex camera module. The main caveat is that the periscope lens's f/3.4 aperture is slow, so zoomed photos in low light will be grainy. This phone appeals to photography enthusiasts who want optical zoom without paying flagship prices. The Sego S25 at 29,999 PKR cannot match the Zero X Neo's camera hardware. The Sego's 50 MP main sensor sounds competitive, but it lacks optical zoom, OIS, and the multi-lens versatility that the Infinix provides. The Sego also ships with only 4 GB of RAM compared to 8 GB on the Zero X Neo, meaning noticeably more app reloads when switching between tasks. The Sego's Helio G91 is a competent chip, but the Helio G95 in the Infinix delivers better sustained performance in gaming. Both phones offer a 5,000 mAh battery and 128 GB of storage. The Sego's main advantage is its 5,000 mAh battery and lower price, but its unspecified display resolution and missing camera details make it hard to recommend over the well-documented Zero X Neo. For anyone who values camera zoom capability and smooth multitasking, the Infinix is the stronger choice. PTA Note: The periscope camera module may make this phone slightly thicker than standard models; check PTA approval for the exact variant available in your market.