Poco C50 Vs Infinix Smart 7: Latest Entry-Level Android Phones Battle

Poco C50
(Last Updated On: February 23, 2023)

The first half of 2023 seems to be hectic for smartphone OEMs. We have witnessed a plethora of new handsets in the last two months. Infinix and Poco are the two brands battling in the sub Rs. 10,000 categories with their latest entry-level Android phones. The former launched the Smart 7 yesterday in the country, while the latter released the Poco C50 last month. Both these phones are laced with decent hardware but which one is a better value-for-money deal? Here in this comparison article we have broken down the pointers for you:

Poco C50 Vs Infinix Smart 7: Display Comparison

ModelInfinix Smart 7Poco C50
Display6.6-inch HD+ LCD6.5-inch HD+ LCD
Camera13MP dual rear, 5MP selfie8MP dual rear, 5MP selfie
ChipsetUnisoc SC9863A1MediaTek Heli A22
Battery6,000 mAh5,000 mAh
PriceRs. 6,249Rs. 7,299

We don’t find much difference when the display panel of both phones are compared. The Poco C50 has a 6.52-inch LCD display with 720 x 1600 pixels HD+ resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. The display resolution offered by the Infinix Smart 7 is the same as the Poco C50; so is the LCD panel type. However, the screen size is bigger at 6.6-inch. For a larger screen, the Infinix Smart 7 will be a better pick. But overall viewing experience on both phones will be similar.

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Poco C50 Vs Infinix Smart 7: Camera Comparison

infinix smart 7

The Poco C50’s dual rear camera setup features an 8MP main camera with an f/2.0 aperture and a 0.08MP additional sensor for depth mapping. The Infinix Smart 7 has a bigger 13MP main camera at the rear combined with a 0.3MP depth lens. With the larger main sensor, the Infinix Smart 7’s image clarity could be better. As for the selfie camera, both Poco C50 and the Infinix Smart 7 has a 5MP main sensor with an f/2.0 aperture. This setup is adequate for general self-portrait shots.

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Poco C50 Vs Infinix Smart 7: Battery, Chipset

Poco C50

Poco C50 uses the MediaTek Helio A22 chipset for performance delivery which is combined with PowerVR GE8320 GPU for graphics. Poco has packed this entry-level phone with 2GB/ 3GB RAM and 32GB built-in memory. It has a dedicated microSD card slot for storage expansion.

Infinix, on the other hand, has integrated the Unisoc SC9863A1 mobile processor inside the Smart 7. This phone has a total of 7GB RAM (4GB physical/ 3GB virtual) and 64GB storage. This entry-level mobile processor is built on a 28nm process compared to the 12nm process used by the Helio A22.

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For general calling and internet browsing, the Poco C50 and the Smart 7 are well-equipped. Also, if you wish to use the standard Android version, the Infinix Smart 7 with Android 12 OS is what you need to consider. The Poco C50 has an Android 12 (Go Edition).

In the battery segment too, Infinix Smart 7 takes a lead with the 6,000 mAh unit. The Poco C50 has a 5,000 mAh battery module.

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Poco C50 Vs Infinix Smart 7 Final Verdict: The Better Deal?

The Poco C50 price in India starts at Rs. 6,249, while the Infinix Smart 7 can be purchased starting at Rs. 7,299 in the country. Both these phones are good when we consider the spec sheet. However, the Inifnix Smart 7 has a bigger battery and display and features regular Android 12 OS instead of Android Go Edition.

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