Infinix GT 50 Pro launches in India at INR 69,999
The gaming-focused Infinix GT 50 Pro reaches India at INR 69,999, with pre-orders open now and sales due to start on 30 October.
The Infinix GT 50 Pro is coming to India with a price of INR 69,999 (about $735 or £550) for the 12GB/256GB model. Pre-orders are open through the Infinix India online store and Flipkart, while official sales are scheduled to begin on 30 October.2
That makes this an Indian market arrival rather than a fresh global launch. Infinix introduced the GT 50 Pro internationally earlier this year, pitching it as a gaming-focused phone built around liquid cooling, high refresh-rate play and dedicated controls.1
What the GT 50 Pro offers
The phone uses MediaTek's Dimensity 8400 Ultimate chipset and has a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate. Infinix also claims peak brightness of up to 4,500 nits, although real-world brightness can vary with the display mode and the content being shown.12
Its gaming hardware includes RGB lighting, pressure-sensitive GT triggers and support for the GT MagCharge Cooler 2.0, GT NX Station and GT NX Controller accessories. The headline cooling feature is a micro-pump liquid-cooling system with a 6,437mm² diaphragm and a piezoelectric-driver ceramic heat pump.2
The camera setup is less unusual. There is a 50MP main rear camera alongside an 8MP ultrawide camera, with a 13MP front camera for selfies. A 6,500mAh battery supports 45W wired charging and 30W wireless charging.2
India price and release date
Infinix has set the Indian price at INR 69,999 for the sole 12GB/256GB configuration reported by GSMArena. The handset is available to pre-order now, but it is not officially on sale until 30 October.2
The Indian model otherwise keeps the same core specification as the global GT 50 Pro. That includes the gaming-oriented design, the 144Hz panel and the cooling system that Infinix says is intended to sustain performance during demanding sessions.12
Our opinion
The India launch gives the GT 50 Pro a clearer proposition than a generic mid-range phone: it is targeting players who care about sustained performance and physical gaming features, not just benchmark numbers. The price is still substantial, and the accessories appear to be part of the wider pitch rather than guaranteed inclusions, so buyers should check the exact pre-order bundle before paying. On the information available, the cooling and trigger hardware are the most distinctive reasons to consider it; the cameras are not the headline here.
For UK readers, the Indian price is a useful reference rather than a prediction of local pricing. Infinix has not announced a UK release in the material checked for this story.