Here is the Infocus Turbo 5 Plus review, this handset was launched in India with a very good price tag of Rs. 8,999 and it comes with dual cameras on the back. So how is this handset and how well does the dual cameras on the back perform, check this review to know more.
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus is powered by MediaTek octa core processor that does a good job. You can run high end apps and play high end games with ease, handset does not heat up and another unique thing is the 4850 mAh non-removable battery.
The battery life is also pretty impressive you will easily get a very battery life with mixed usage. VoLTE is supported which means you can use Reliance JIO SIM on this handset. Now coming to the camera part the dual cameras on the back is disappointing, in simple words they do not really work like a dual camera should, check the sample images you will know what I mean.
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus features, specifications
Inside the box (unboxing the Infocus Turbo 5 Plus) : Handset, user manual, SIM Tray ejector PIN, data cable (USB to Micro USB) and travel charger 5V/2A
SAR Value : 0.83 head and 1.35 body
Body : Good build and finishing, Metal Frame, curvy design, silver borders that give unique look, easy to use
SIM Type : Nano + Nano/ micro SD slot (hybrid)
Weight and Dimensions : 174g
Screen : 5.5 inches, 1280 x 720 pixels resolution, viewing angles, touch response and color reproduction are good, 2.5D curved glass
Connectivity : 4G, VoLTE (work on both SIM), WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth
Sensors : Accelerometer, Proximity, light
LED Notification : Yes
OTG : Yes supported
RAM : 3GB (about 1.2GB free on first boot)
ROM : 32GB (about 22GB free on first boot)
OS : Android Nougat 7.0
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus Performance
CPU : MediaTek MT6750 clocked at 1.51GHz
GPU : Mali T860
Heating : Medium
Max Battery Temperature : 36 degrees
Performance was smooth, no lags, heavy games also worked pretty well, thanks to 720p display. Heat up was also well under control.
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus Benchmark
Antutu : 41152 /54066
NenaMark3 : 53.9fps (1-0)
Multi Touch : 5 points
Disk Speed : 116 MB/s read and 81 MB/s write
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus Gaming Review
Played Asphalt 8 and Modern Combat 5 and both games did well, no issues as such.
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus Camera Review
Rear Camera : 13MP + 5MP (dual cameras), auto focus, dual LED flash
Front Camera : 5MP
Video Recording : FHD resolution
Now there are dual cameras on this handset on the back and I expected it to work like a dual camera unfortunately it did not. With dual cameras you can get Bokeh type effects but if you look at the samples it does a weird Bokeh effect that looks quite odd and feels like as if deliberately done.
Now even if you ignore the dual camera part and use the camera in single camera mode the performance is just average. So in all there is nothing to talk about when it comes to camera on the Infocus Turbo 5 Plus. Selfie also has a blur mode that does the same with single camera :-). Handset can shoot FHD videos.
Camera Rating : 3 out of 5
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus camera sample
Other features
The home button on the front doubles up as finger print sensor. It is decently fast and accurate. There is one more issue I found it probably could be on this handset only, it was with reference to the speaker. For certain high sounds the speaker was vibrating, seems like there is tear.
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus Battery Review
Battery capacity : 4850 mAh (Non-removable)
Charging Time : Charge – 2 hours 15 minutes (19% to 100%) using the charger provided
Battery Life : 8 to 11 hours non-stop (moderate to heavy)
Daily usage battery life : One and a Half days of mixed usage and above depending on your usage
Battery Test Results
Battery Temp at idle : 32 degrees
Running Benchmark app : 14 minutes / 2% / 34 degrees
Asphalt 8 + MC5 game play : 16 minutes / 3% / 36 degrees
FHD video playback with full brightness (WiFi /4G on) : 17 minutes / 3% / 34 degrees
Verdict
Infocus Turbo 5 Plus comes with a very good price tag, it looked good with dual cameras but that is the biggest disappointing thing on this handset, part from that everything else is good. So if you are looking for a good camera this is not the one.
Dual camera smartphone with lower price tag sound good but they may not perform as expected.
Front camera can not connected. Why?
does it have enough sensors? Or it’s missing in it?
I’m not looking for a good camera so i can buy it or not
Gogi u done a great job, a perfect reviewer reflects on u, i saw some review of this phone and they did not say anything about it’s poor camera (probably paid review). i ordered a turbo 5 plus and lenovo k8 plus @9000 and now i will go for k8 plus, 5.2full hd display gorilla glass good camera compared with t5 plus, p25 processer 16 nm, dollby sound, dedicated sd card
gogi sir which one is better smartphone as given below
cool 1(3gb) vs 10. or E vs lenovo k8 plus (3gb) vs redmi4
please suggest me sir, i’m little bit confusing about camera and battery combination
Lenovo k8 plus @9000
” Selfie also has a blur mode that does the same with single camera :-). “
Its better to with Coolpad 1…
the Bokeh Mode seems it took photo & used some app in background to create round blur effect in the borders…
so i guess the lesson learnt is that if your going for Dual Camera you better go for a higher End model rather than budget dual cam phones.
Anywayz, Thanks for the Review.
This is one of those dual camera bait… Which is being run by many other chinese brand….
Mrwhosetheboss already raised the voice against such baits….
This shows why you should wait for a review or believe on well established brands
9k Price Mai Dual Camera Kon Dega……. Galaxy J7 2016 9.5k Mai Lelete Big Billion Day Sale Mai ya Exchange Mai Lelete Toh or Sasta Pad Jata……… Turbo 5 Plus Toh Behtarin Phone Agar Acha Camera Phone Chahiye Toh Honor 6X Abhi Bhi Badhiya Hai ….. Gogi Bhai K Review Sahi Hai Lekin Sab Chize Budget Mai Mil Jati Toh Mahenge Phone Kon Leta 🙂
Bakwas camera output.