NEW DELHI: The Infinix Smart 10 is listed at Rs 10,999 on the brand's India website for the 4GB RAM and 64GB storage configuration checked in Iris Blue. It combines a 120Hz screen, dual speakers and a 5000mAh battery, but the published network specification does not include 5G.
| Item | Official listing checked |
|---|---|
| Memory configuration | 4GB RAM, 64GB storage |
| Colour checked | Iris Blue |
| Displayed handset price | Rs 10,999 |
| Processor | T7250 |
| Screen | 6.67-inch HD+ IPS LCD, up to 120Hz |
| Battery and charging | 5000mAh typical, 15W support |
Price as of 26 October 2026, 23:42 IST. The selectable storage option on the India purchase panel was 4GB/64GB. It displayed a notification button at the time of checking, so the price is a verified catalogue listing rather than a promise of immediate dispatch.
The network specification is the first distinction
Infinix's detailed panel lists cellular technologies through 4G and 4.5G, with no 5G entry. The Smart 10 name, its refresh-rate figure and its AI branding do not change that network limitation. For an Indian reader comparing similarly named phones, the network section is more informative than the model number alone.
The T7250 is the processor identified by both the specification panel and the product FAQ. The listing positions it around everyday applications. That description is not a measured result for a particular game or a guarantee that demanding applications will remain equally responsive over time.
Our budget 4G phone comparison provides related context. The Smart 10 should be compared using its actual network support, memory configuration and screen, rather than assuming that every current handset at a similar price has the same connectivity.
The screen favours smooth scrolling over pixel count
The official panel specification is 720 by 1600 pixels. Its maximum 120Hz refresh rate describes how frequently the display can update, while that resolution defines the pixel grid. These are separate characteristics, so a high refresh-rate label does not establish the detail level of a higher-resolution screen.
Infinix also lists Dynamic Bar, which uses the area around the front camera for information such as charging status and notifications. Together with dual speakers, this gives the Smart 10 some identifiable everyday features beyond the processor. The site names DTS audio processing, but loudness and clarity remain matters that a specification sheet alone cannot settle.
The combination differs from the separate model covered in our Smart 20 HD report. Similar branding is not evidence that the display, chipset or camera system is shared.
Storage and connections deserve attention
The general specification panel names memory arrangements beyond the one selectable in the India store. No prices are assigned to those additional entries here. The price in this report belongs specifically to the configuration identified in the table, avoiding an assumption that a regional specification is also an orderable India version.
A dedicated microSD slot supports expansion up to 2TB, according to Infinix, alongside dual nano-SIM slots. That arrangement is relevant to users retaining local music, photographs or offline material. Expandable storage should not be confused with additional physical RAM, and the expansion figure does not mean a memory card comes with the handset.
The specification panel also lists a Type-C port, a 3.5mm headphone connection, FM support and an infrared blaster. These are practical differences from phones that depend entirely on wireless or Type-C audio. They describe the available hardware without requiring assumptions about accessories an owner already has.
Battery, cameras and software claims
The Smart 10 has a 5000mAh typical battery with support for 15W charging. Its front and rear cameras are both listed at 8MP, with autofocus specified for the rear camera and fixed focus for the front. The page also lists front and rear flash arrangements.
Infinix identifies the software as XOS 15.1 based on Android 15. Its separate claim of a four-year smooth-use experience should not be mistaken for a commitment to four major Android upgrades. Those are different promises, and the product wording read for this report does not establish that upgrade entitlement.
The detailed specifications give the handset an IP64 rating. Infinix's limited warranty nevertheless excludes damage caused by liquid contact, as well as several other forms of accidental damage. That distinction matters when interpreting the product's durability language.
Readers examining Infinix's gaming-oriented phones can consult our GT 30 comparison. The Smart 10's own proposition is more specific: a smooth-refresh LCD, familiar wired connections and expandable storage, accompanied by a clearly limited cellular specification.
Official sources: Infinix Smart 10 India product page and specification panel and Infinix limited warranty.
