Infinix GT 50 Pro India Launch: Price, Specs, Gaming Bundle

By Alishan | October 27, 2026 | Launches

Infinix has launched the GT 50 Pro in India, and it is aimed squarely at mobile gamers who want more than a fast chip. Along with the phone, the company is offering a controller, a TV dock and a magnetic cooling accessory. The effective starting price is ₹63,499 after applicable bank offers. The phone runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultimate and has a visible liquid-cooling system on the back. It is built to work as a handheld console, a TV gaming setup or a regular daily phone.

Infinix GT 50 Pro Price in India and Launch Offers

The ₹63,499 figure is not the regular selling price. It is the effective price after bank offers, so not every buyer will pay exactly that amount. Infinix’s official India store lists the 12GB RAM + 256GB variant at ₹69,999. A separate ₹5,000 bank discount brings that to ₹64,999, which is ₹1,500 higher than the headline launch price. The lower figure probably depends on a specific retailer or bank offer, so check the card, platform and checkout conditions before you buy.

Early buyers get the GT NX Controller, the GT NX Station dock and the GT MagCharge Cooler 2.0 with the phone. The phone is sold through Flipkart, offline retail stores and the Infinix India website, in two colours: Black Abyss and Red Blaze.

Infinix GT 50 Pro Specifications at a Glance

Design and Display

The GT 50 Pro follows the gaming look of earlier GT phones, with a transparent rear section and customisable RGB lighting. The back has 14 lighting scenarios and eight colour options. The glowing design is not for everyone, but it fits the phone’s purpose.

The front has a 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED panel with a refresh rate of up to 144Hz. This suits fast shooters and racing games, and it also makes everyday scrolling smoother. At 198g, the phone is not light, but that is reasonable given the cooling hardware, the 6,500mAh battery and the shoulder controls. An IP64 rating gives it protection against dust and splashes, though it is not meant for submersion.

Performance and HydroFlow Liquid Cooling

The Dimensity 8400 Ultimate is built on a 4nm process. Infinix claims it can reach up to 144FPS in select supported games. That should be read carefully: the 144Hz display and the frame rate a game actually renders are separate things. Many games cap frame rates or support high-FPS modes only on certain settings.

What sets this phone apart is the HydroFlow liquid cooling system. It combines a dual-piezoelectric ceramic micro-pump, a 6,437mm² diaphragm and a large 7,700mm² vapour chamber to move heat away from the processor. A transparent window on the back shows the coolant moving, which is partly a performance feature and partly a showpiece.

Phones that stay cooler can hold their performance longer, so this approach has real potential. But a few minutes of benchmarking does not prove it. The real test will be long gaming sessions, where independent reviews should show sustained frame rates, surface temperatures and battery drain.

Pressure-Sense GT Triggers 2.0

Instead of physical buttons, the GT 50 Pro uses pressure-sensitive shoulder triggers. They detect a light press, a heavy press, a left slide and a right slide. In practice this gives you extra controls without putting your fingers on the screen. In a shooter, for example, you could aim, fire or reload with the triggers and keep the display clear. The usefulness depends on game support and on how well the triggers are mapped, so it will vary from title to title.

The Gaming Bundle: Controller, Dock and Cooler

The bundled accessories are the main reason to look at this phone.

GT NX Controller: It has Hall-effect joysticks and triggers, ABXY buttons, a D-pad and a touchpad. It can attach to the phone like a handheld console, work as one combined controller, or split into two units for supported local multiplayer games. Hall-effect sticks are generally valued because they resist the drift that affects traditional sticks over time. Split mode and physical controls only work in games that support them.

GT NX Station: This dock connects the phone to compatible TVs and monitors. It offers nine-in-one expansion, including HDMI, USB, wired Ethernet, audio and storage connectivity. Output is rated up to 4K at 60Hz on compatible displays. That is an output limit, not a promise that demanding games will run at native 4K and 60FPS.

GT MagCharge Cooler 2.0: This magnetic cooler combines 12W thermoelectric cooling with 15W wireless charging. It weighs 81g and has a 5,700RPM fan and three RGB zones. Its wireless bypass feature can route compatible power straight to the phone’s components during play, which reduces repeated charging and discharging of the battery. Its 15W charging rating is separate from the phone’s own 30W wireless support.

Software: XArena, JioGames and Dolby Atmos

The phone runs XOS 16 based on Android 16. Gaming tools sit in XArena, which collects installed games and offers performance, cooling and control settings. It includes Game and Esports modes and a Controller Mode for pairing accessories, checking controller battery, calibrating joysticks and switching between combined and split layouts. Keeping everything in one place is a practical touch.

Eligible buyers also receive a 28-day JioGames Pro Pass for ₹1, against a stated regular price of ₹499. The service offers more than 1,000 games, including some cloud-based AAA titles. Cloud gaming depends on a stable internet connection and on which titles are available, and the offer is a short trial, not permanent free access.

For audio, the phone supports Dolby Atmos through its speakers and compatible headphones, with modes for games, movies and music.

Cameras and Battery

The camera setup is simple: a 50MP main camera with optical image stabilisation and an 8MP ultra-wide, plus a 13MP front camera. This is a gaming-first phone, so the cameras are meant to be adequate rather than a headline feature. If photography matters most to you, compare it with other phones in this price range.

The 6,500mAh battery is large for a phone in this segment. It supports 45W wired charging and up to 30W wireless charging, and the bypass feature on the cooler could help during long sessions. Real endurance will depend on how much you game and at what settings.

Who Should Buy the Infinix GT 50 Pro?

The phone makes the most sense for someone who wants one device for handheld play, TV gaming and daily use. If you will use the controller and dock regularly, the bundle adds clear value. If you mostly play on the touchscreen, judge the phone on its performance, cameras and software, and do not pay extra for accessories you will rarely use.

What looks good:

• A 144Hz AMOLED display and a 6,500mAh battery
• Visible liquid cooling with a large vapour chamber
• A full accessory bundle for early buyers
• Wireless charging, which is uncommon at this price

What to watch:

• The ₹63,499 price depends on bank offers and eligibility
• Sustained performance and thermals are still unverified
• Controller and dock features depend on game support
• Cameras are not the focus

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Infinix GT 50 Pro price in India?
The effective starting price is ₹63,499 after bank offers. The official store lists the 12GB + 256GB model at ₹69,999.

Which processor does it use?
The MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultimate, built on a 4nm process.

Does it support wireless charging?
Yes, up to 30W, alongside 45W wired charging.

What comes with the gaming bundle?
The GT NX Controller, GT NX Station dock and GT MagCharge Cooler 2.0 for early buyers.

Which colours are available?
Black Abyss and Red Blaze.

Final Verdict

The Infinix GT 50 Pro is a bold attempt to turn a phone into a gaming ecosystem. The liquid cooling, the pressure-sensitive triggers and the bundled controller and dock give it a character few rivals match. The effective price makes the package attractive, provided you confirm the offer applies to you. A full review will be needed to judge how well the cooling holds up and how well the accessories work across games. For now, it is one of the more interesting gaming launches this season.