Get the full low-down on the Infinix Smart 7: its price in India, what specs it carries, how it performs, and how you can buy it via EMI using the Bajaj Finserv Insta EMI Card.
The Infinix Smart 7 is an entry-level smartphone aimed at users who primarily need basic functionality — calls, messaging, social media, video streaming — without spending much. It offers a large display, a very sizable battery, and adequate cameras for casual use. It’s not made for intensive gaming or highest performance, but for day-to-day reliability, it serves well.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Display |
6.6-inch IPS LCD, HD+ (≈ 1612 × 720) |
Processor |
Unisoc SC9863A1 octa-core |
RAM |
3 GB or 4 GB (depending on variant) |
Storage |
64 GB (and there is a 128 GB variant) |
Rear Camera |
Dual: 13 MP primary + ~0.3-2 MP secondary sensor |
Front Camera |
5 MP |
Battery |
6000 mAh non-removable battery |
Charging |
10 W wired charging (USB Type-C) |
Operating System |
Android 12 with XOS 12 skin |
Weight / Build |
Approx. 207 g; dimensions ~164.2 × 75.63 × 9.37 mm |
Colours |
Azure Blue, Emerald Green, Night Black |
Disclaimer: Specifications may differ slightly based on variant and region.
Here are more complete details and features of the Smart 7:
Display & Design:
A 6.6-inch IPS LCD panel with HD+ resolution. The screen offers ~500 nits peak brightness, which is decent for budget phones. It has a standard 60 Hz refresh rate. The back design includes a texture/pattern (Wave Pattern) for aesthetic appeal.
Hardware & Performance:
Powered by Unisoc SC9863A1. RAM is 3 or 4 GB, storage 64 GB (and higher variant). Expandable storage via microSD slot. Suitable for light apps, social media, video commuting, not for heavy multitasking or gaming.
Camera System:
Dual rear cameras: 13 MP primary with AI lens; the secondary is a low-resolution/depth or “AI” assist lens (~0.3-2 MP depending on variant) for basic effects. The front camera is 5 MP good for video calls and selfies. LED flash is included.
Battery & Charging:
A big 6000 mAh battery ensures long usage (calls, browsing, streaming) across a full day or more. Charging is basic at 10 W, which means charging fully will take some time.
Connectivity & Other Features:
Dual SIM support, 4G LTE, Bluetooth, GPS. Rear fingerprint scanner and face unlock are included. Standard sensors: proximity, accelerometer, ambient light. 3.5 mm headphone jack included. USB Type-C port. No mention of fast charging or IP water resistance.
Below are the latest indicative prices of the Infinix Zero 5G in India:
| Variant | Price |
|---|---|
4 GB RAM + 64 GB storage |
₹9,999 |
4 GB RAM + 128 GB storage |
₹10,999 |
Disclaimer: Prices may vary depending on region, model, and current offers. Always refer to the official website or authorised retailers for the latest pricing.
Here’s how you can purchase the Infinix Smart 7 using the Bajaj Finserv Insta EMI Card:
Visit an authorised online retailer (e.g. Flipkart, Amazon, Bajaj Finserv partner stores).
Choose the Smart 7 variant you want (RAM & storage & colour).
During checkout, select the Insta EMI Card payment option.
Enter the card details, select the number of EMI instalments you’re comfortable with, confirm via OTP.
Go to a physical retailer or electronics store that accepts Insta EMI.
Request the Infinix Smart 7 and indicate you’ll use Insta EMI Card.
Show your Insta EMI Card, pick an EMI plan, and complete the purchase with OTP.
Check for ongoing offers — sometimes there are discounts, bank offers, cashback, or exchange deals that reduce the net cost.
No – it supports standard wired charging at 10 W only. The large 6000 mAh battery will charge more slowly compared to phones with fast-charging.
Because of its 6000 mAh battery, in moderate usage (messaging, calls, web browsing, video), it should easily last a full day and likely spill into a second day, depending on usage.
Yes. The phone includes a dedicated microSD slot for storage expansion.
It uses the Unisoc SC9863A1 processor. It’s an entry-level chip appropriate for lightweight tasks.
Variants are available in Azure Blue, Emerald Green, and Night Black.
Not really. The Smart 7 is not built for high-performance or intense gaming. Simple casual games will run, but graphics-heavy or demanding titles may lag or not perform to full potential.