As of early 2026, Infinix has made a significant push into the premium photography space, particularly with the launch of the Note 60 Ultra at MWC 2026. While the brand was previously known for budget-friendly performance, its 2026 lineup features high-resolution sensors and periscope lenses that rival more expensive flagships.

Here are the Infinix phones with the best cameras in 2026:

1. Infinix Note 60 Ultra (The Flagship Leader)

Launched in March 2026, this is currently the gold standard for Infinix photography. Developed in collaboration with Pininfarina, it features a “Uni-Chassis” camera module where the lenses sit flush under a single sheet of Gorilla Glass Victus.

Main Sensor: 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HPE (f/1.7). It uses the XDR Image Engine to handle difficult lighting like sunsets.

Telephoto: 50MP Periscope lens (Samsung ISOCELL JN5) offering 3.5x optical zoom and up to 100x digital zoom.

Ultrawide: 8MP (112° field of view).

Selfie: 32MP.

Best For: Professional-grade mobile photography and long-range zooming.

2. Infinix Zero Ultra 2 5G

Released in early 2026, the Zero series remains the brand’s primary focus for content creators.

Key Feature: Specifically marketed for video creators, featuring enhanced AI visual stabilisation and 4K recording capabilities on both front and rear.

Selfie: High-resolution sensor with dual-LED flash, a staple for Infinix “Vlog” phones.

Best For: Videography and high-detail social media content.

3. Infinix Zero 40

A strong contender that remains popular in 2026 for its balanced camera specs.

Main Sensor: 108MP with OIS.

Ultrawide: A surprisingly high-res 50MP sensor, which is rare for mid-range phones.

Selfie: 50MP front camera capable of 4K/60fps recording.

Best For: Selfies and wide-angle landscape shots.

4. Infinix GT 30 Pro / GT 50 Pro

While the GT series is gaming-focused, the 2026 “Pro” models have surprisingly capable optics to cater to the “gaming-creator” niche.

Main Sensor: 108MP (GT 30 Pro) or 50MP (GT 50 Pro).

Low Light: These models use AI-driven “Super Night” modes to compensate for smaller sensors compared to the Note 60 Ultra.

Best For: Casual photography between gaming sessions.

(Vanguard)