Infinix Note Edge comes in two variants, four colours in Bangladesh
The Infinix Note Edge has entered Bangladesh's mid-range smartphone market at a time when users are looking beyond fleeting trends and prioritising long-term value. For students, young professionals, and everyday multitaskers, a smartphone must look modern, perform reliably, and remain relevant for years—not merely months.
In the Tk30,000 segment, expectations have shifted. Consumers increasingly seek devices that feel premium without straying into flagship pricing. The Note Edge targets this demand with a 3D-curved 1.5K eye-care display and ultra-narrow, symmetrical bezels—features typically associated with higher-priced phones. Its 7.2mm body and pearlescent finish are designed for users who prefer a slim profile without compromising on daily comfort.
Endurance has also become a decisive factor. With extended streaming, social media use, gaming, and work communication now routine, battery performance is a key consideration for buyers. Despite its slim build, the Note Edge features a 6,500mAh battery supported by battery self-healing technology, intended to help maintain long-term battery health.
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Powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7100 5G platform and paired with 8GB RAM plus up to 8GB of extended RAM, the device focuses on sustained everyday performance rather than short bursts of benchmark results.
Infinix said the phone will receive three years of operating system updates and five years of security patches, aligning with consumer demand for longer software support.
The device also includes connectivity features such as UPS 3.0, designed to improve weak and low-frequency network signals.
The Note Edge will be available in 8GB + 128GB and 8GB + 256GB variants. Colour options include Silk Green, Lunar Titanium, Stellar Blue, and Shadow Black.
