Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Infinix Note Edge is a budget smartphone boasting sleek curved design with a soft-touch back. Gaming fans may have to limit their expectations with the Dimensity 7100, while the camera arrangement is basic; but the Infinix Note Edge has plenty of pros too, including strong battery life. This hands-on review covers all of the features, and check out my 'best budget phones' video for more ideas!
Gamers can happily run popular Android titles here, including PubG and Call of Duty Mobile. However, Wuthering Waves and other intensive open world titles struggle with the Infinix Note Edge. You're best keeping things simple. That said, I love the XOS gaming mode, which is packed with features.
You've also got a reasonably capable 50MP camera slapped on the back. This is fine for everyday snaps, although things get quite noisy in low light thanks to the compact 1/2-inch sensor.
If you miss those slim, curvy smartphones of yesteryear, you'll certainly enjoy this throwback design. The Infinix Note Edge is one of few phones in 2026 that doesn't have flat edges and a flat rear. Filling the front is a budget friendly AMOLED screen, which is still pleasingly sharp and bright. Plus you have JBL-tuned speakers.
That's my mini early review of the Infinix Note Edge, but what do you think? Let us know below!
Infinix Note Edge Chapters:
0:00 - Elegant! So elegant!
0:34 - Design
2:13 - Active Halo Lighting
2:45 - Features & XOS
6:02 - Display & audio
7:45 - Performance & gaming
9:22 - Battery life
10:20 - Cameras
12:22 - Verdict
The Infinix Note Edge is a budget smartphone boasting sleek curved design with a soft-touch back. Gaming fans may have to limit their expectations with the Dimensity 7100, while the camera arrangement is basic; but the Infinix Note Edge has plenty of pros too, including strong battery life. This hands-on review covers all of the features, and check out my 'best budget phones' video for more ideas!
Gamers can happily run popular Android titles here, including PubG and Call of Duty Mobile. However, Wuthering Waves and other intensive open world titles struggle with the Infinix Note Edge. You're best keeping things simple. That said, I love the XOS gaming mode, which is packed with features.
You've also got a reasonably capable 50MP camera slapped on the back. This is fine for everyday snaps, although things get quite noisy in low light thanks to the compact 1/2-inch sensor.
If you miss those slim, curvy smartphones of yesteryear, you'll certainly enjoy this throwback design. The Infinix Note Edge is one of few phones in 2026 that doesn't have flat edges and a flat rear. Filling the front is a budget friendly AMOLED screen, which is still pleasingly sharp and bright. Plus you have JBL-tuned speakers.
That's my mini early review of the Infinix Note Edge, but what do you think? Let us know below!
Infinix Note Edge Chapters:
0:00 - Elegant! So elegant!
0:34 - Design
2:13 - Active Halo Lighting
2:45 - Features & XOS
6:02 - Display & audio
7:45 - Performance & gaming
9:22 - Battery life
10:20 - Cameras
12:22 - Verdict
