Infinix GT 30
The GT 30 is becoming talk among Infinix watchers lately, with the brand making moves to grab gamers’ attention again. Recently, Infinix confirmed the device is coming very soon and even put up teasers on the company’s Indian website, so it’s not just a rumor anymore—it’s official and almost here. Seeing Infinix trying to undercut the big players with dedicated gaming features, right when competitive mobile gaming is catching on, is something fans have been hoping for, honestly. Feels like they want to get in the ring with brands like Poco and Redmi, especially since the GT lineup is kind of their gamer flex.
On Twitter, @InfinixIndia recently posted, “Get ready to meet the all-new Infinix GT 30 5G. Coming Soon. #GT30 #TheGameStartsWithYou” with sneak peeks of that LED design. Lots of fans are replying with hype and guessing the features.
Expected Launch Date
No fixed date, which is frustrating for those of us checking every week. All current signs—the official website going live and teasers out since the end of July—make it look like August or early September 2025 is when we’ll actually see the phone in stores. That’s a classic Infinix move: hype up on socials, flood Flipkart banners, and then drop it before rival launches (Vivo, Redmi) scheduled that same period. So, maybe mid-August, but not past early September if they want to keep up the momentum.
On Twitter, @ZionsAnvin shared a post about the Infinix GT 30. The tweet just points out the buzz around this new release and maybe shares a brief thought or bit of news—nothing like a long review or official info. It just shows that tech followers and Infinix fans are paying close attention to the GT 30 updates, keeping the excitement alive as more people talk about the phone in the run-up to its launch.
Expected Price
Price is the big question every time a GT launches. Infinix’s history in India points to something in the ₹15,000–₹20,000 space for the standard GT 30, maybe pushing up to ₹25,000 if they go heavy on storage or some gaming extras. If they follow their global playbook, it’ll be lower than pricier models like the GT 30 Pro (which started near ₹24,600 for the 8GB/256GB variant). That’d make GT 30 a true budget gaming phone, not just another overpriced mid-ranger. For many, that price range is where the action is.
On Twitter, @vinishkeshri12 shared about the Infinix GT 30 in a post. The tweet shows their excitement for the new device, probably mentioning some main features or a teaser from Infinix. It’s just a simple share showing interest in the launch and what’s coming up from Infinix, not a detailed review or anything official.
The post is an example of how Infinix fans and some tech creators are starting to talk more about the GT 30 before its release. This tweet helps build up the buzz around the phone.
Expected Specifications
Specs are mostly pieced together from leaks and some official teasers (and more than one tipster “accidentally” showing a prototype online lately). Main expectations:
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Display: 6.7–6.78in AMOLED, 120Hz or maybe 144Hz refresh rate, with those cyber LED accents like on the Pro model. It could also have 1.5K resolution for sharper visuals.
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Chipset: Most likely a MediaTek Dimensity, probably 8020 or 8050. Some leaks mention Dimensity 7400, which is fine for gaming, just not top-tier; the Pro has the Dimensity 8350.
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RAM/Storage: Expect options like 8GB+128GB and 8GB+256GB—might not go as high as the Pro’s 24GB RAM, but still decent for gaming at this price.
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Gaming Features: GT triggers (capacitive shoulder buttons for gaming), dedicated “XBoost” gaming engine, custom cooling tech (maybe vapor chamber or thicker graphite sheets)—all designed to keep it cool and responsive in longer sessions.
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Battery: Rumors point to 5,200mAh to 5,350mAh, with 45W fast charging. Some regions could get a bigger battery up to 6,000mAh, but India usually gets the middle variant.
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Cameras: Probably a dual camera (108MP main, 8MP ultrawide), with a 13MP front shooter—good enough for gaming, not aimed at hardcore photography fans.
Feels like Infinix is repeating the recipe from the GT 30 Pro, just tuned for a wider audience. Less about premium, more about practical gaming value.
