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Infinix Smart 20 — Price and Full Specifications vs ZTE nubia Neo 5 Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons

There are 3 key differences between Infinix Smart 20 — Price and Full Specifications and ZTE nubia Neo 5 Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons.

Key differences

Infinix Smart 20 — Price and Full Specifications vs ZTE nubia Neo 5 Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons — Key differences
Infinix Smart 20 — Price and Full Specifications ZTE nubia Neo 5 Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons
Colours Black – Blue – Titanium – Orange Shadow Black – Cyber Silver – Titanium Gold
Main video 2K at 30fps, FHD at 30fps, and HD at 30fps 4K with a dedicated night mode
Bluetooth Supported (exact version not officially confirmed) 5.4

Infinix Smart 20 — Price and Full Specifications

A good budget phone if you want a big high-refresh display and a smart design at a low price. It is not the right pick if camera quality matters to you, or if you need the largest battery available in this class.

  • +A 120Hz display that is rare at this price
  • +Slim, elegant design
  • +Two SIMs and a memory card at the same time
  • −Very modest cameras (8MP)
  • −Not the largest battery in its class
  • −HD+ resolution and low brightness
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ZTE nubia Neo 5 Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons

nubia unveiled its new Neo 5 5G at MWC Barcelona as the base, most affordable entry in this year's Neo 5 gaming lineup, built around a UNISOC T9300 chipset, a 6,050mAh battery, a 120Hz display, and dedicated gaming triggers, at a highly competitive price.

  • +A highly competitive price (€299 officially) for a phone combining a 120Hz display, a large battery, and dedicated gaming triggers.
  • +A large 6,050mAh battery with 45W fast charging and a Bypass Charging feature during gameplay.
  • +Responsive side-mounted gaming triggers (Neo Trigger 5.0) with a high 550Hz response rate.
  • −The Mali-G57 MP2 GPU isn't the strongest in its class, and you may need to lower graphics settings in relatively demanding games.
  • −Performance scores vary notably between the company's claims and independent testing.
  • −The phone is relatively thick and heavy (8.48mm, 210g).
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Full specifications

Infinix Smart 20 — Price and Full Specifications vs ZTE nubia Neo 5 Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons — Full specifications
Infinix Smart 20 — Price and Full Specifications ZTE nubia Neo 5 Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons
Network & connectivity
2G — Yes
3G — Yes
4G — Yes
5G — Yes (dual-SIM dual-standby support)
SIM type — Nano SIM
Dual SIM — Yes
eSIM — Not officially confirmed
Design & build
Dimensions — 8.48mm thick (other dimensions not officially specified)
Weight — Approximately 210 g
Back material — Flat Cyber-Mecha design with interactive RGB lighting
Colours Black – Blue – Titanium – Orange Shadow Black – Cyber Silver – Titanium Gold
Water resistance — Not officially confirmed for this specific model
IP rating — Not officially specified
Display
Display type — IPS LCD
Screen size — 6.8 inches
Resolution — 900 × 1940 pixels
Refresh rate — 120Hz
Pixel density — Not officially specified (HBM brightness up to 1,000 nits)
Performance
Chipset — UNISOC T9300 Ultimate (6nm)
CPU — Octa-core: 2× Cortex-A78 at 2.4GHz + 6× Cortex-A55 at 2.0GHz
GPU — Mali-G57 MP2
Operating system — Android (exact UI version not fully confirmed)
Memory
RAM — 8GB LPDDR4/4X
Storage — 256GB
Card slot — Supported, via a hybrid slot
Camera
Main camera — Dual: 50MP (main) + 2MP (depth-assist)
Main video 2K at 30fps, FHD at 30fps, and HD at 30fps 4K with a dedicated night mode
Selfie camera — 16MP
Selfie video — Not officially specified
Battery & charging
Battery capacity — 6,050 mAh
Charging — 45W wired fast charging + Bypass Charging during gameplay, no wireless charging
Connectivity & ports
Wi-Fi — Wi-Fi 6 (a/b/g/n/ac/ax)
Bluetooth Supported (exact version not officially confirmed) 5.4
GPS — Yes
NFC — Not officially confirmed for this model
USB — USB Type-C
Headphone jack — Yes
Sensors & security
Fingerprint — Yes
Sensors — Accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, proximity sensor, side-mounted gaming triggers (Neo Trigger 5.0 at 550Hz)

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