Despite taking quite some time before arriving in the Philippines, Infinix has made the Note 12 Pro 4G available for Php 10,999. That makes it Php 1k more expensive than the Note 12 4G and Php 1.5k more affordable than its 5G sibling.
Being sandwiched between two solid offerings from the brand, what makes the Note 12 Pro 4G interesting? Aside from having a circular rear camera module, it comes with a Helio G99 processor that’s more power-efficient than the Note 12 4G’s Helio G96 because of its 6nm process, and is at par with the Note 12 Pro 5G’s Dimensity 810.
Like its 5G sibling, the Note 12 Pro 4G has a triple rear camera setup that’s led by a 108-megapixel shooter–an upgrade from the 50-megapixel snapper used on the regular Note 10 4G. You also get 8GB RAM with the Note 12 Pro 4G, though internal storage is at 256GB.
Other key features of the Note 12 Pro 4G include a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, side-mounted fingerprint scanner, stereo speakers, and a 5000mAh battery that supports 33w wired charging.
Between the three Note 12 variants that Infinix has available in the Philippines, the Pro 4G serves as a middle ground option for those who want more storage and a high-resolution main camera—but is fine with 4G-only connectivity.
