

Here are the latest prices of Infinix mobile phones in Nepal, they are known as a budget-friendly choice that doesn't compromise on batteries and display regardless of the price.
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Infinix is a smartphone brand that is owned by Transsion Holdings, which is a Chinese multinational company that also owns Tecno and Itel. They are a large company that is emerging in global markets as well as in Nepal.
Ever since it was founded in 2013, they have built their reputation around providing aggressively valued specs at unbelievable prices. The brand runs a wide range of series: Smart for the entry-level, Hot for budget-mid range, Note for all-rounder, and the GT for gaming-focused phones. They have great choices for every price bracket, and when you purchase them from us, you will get a full manufacturer warranty and coverage to an authorised service centre across Nepal.
Model | Variant | Price (NPR) |
| Infinix Smart 20 | 4GB+64GB | 19,999 |
| Infinix Smart 20 | 4GB+128GB | 21,999 |
| Infinix Hot 70 | 6GB+128GB | 31,999 |
| Infinix Hot 70 | 8GB+128GB | 34,999 |
| Infinix Note Edge | 8GB+128GB | 41,999 |
| Infinix Note Edge | 8GB+256GB | 47,999 |
| Infinix Note 60 | 8GB+128GB | 45,999 |
| Infinix Note 60 | 8GB+256GB | 51,999 |
| Infinix GT 30 Pro | 8GB+256GB+Gaming Kit | 55,999 |
| Infinix GT 30 Pro | 12GB+256GB+Gaming Kit | 59,999 |
| Infinix Note 60 Pro | 8GB+256GB | 59,999 |
| Infinix Note 60 Pro | 12GB+256GB | 66,999 |
Infinix’s mobile phones have been divided into four separate series, each built for different kinds of buyers, and understanding them makes purchasing much easier.
The Smart series is the most affordable series among all Infinix phones, which consists of entry-level phones that are great for first-time buyers. In this series, we have a single phone, which is the Smart 20 running on the Helio G81 Ultimate chipset and a 5200mAh battery, solid for all-day use. This phone comes at NPR 19,999 for the base variant and at NPR 21,999 for the variant with extended memory.
The Hot Series specialises in the “Dynamic Shine Design” aesthetics, meaning it is more style-conscious than the Smart Series. This series aims at buyers who want their phone to feel stylish and premium without paying higher prices. The Infinix Hot 70, priced at NPR 31,999, is the only phone we have in this series, which has a large 6000mAh battery and a 120Hz display.
The Note series is Infinix’s mainstream and the bestselling lineup, we have three models of this series, which are genuinely different phones worth comparing before purchasing. The Note Edge (NPR 41,999) stands out for its curved AMOLED 6.78” & 120Hz display, which is a rare design touch at this price. The Note60 (NPR 45,999) brings a 6500mAh battery and comes with wired and wireless charging, as well as satellite communication support for emergency messages in remote areas. However, the Note 60 Pro (NPR 59,999) stays on top in this series, being the first Infinix Note phone to use a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset instead of Mediatek.
The GT series represents Infinix’s dedicated gaming mobile phone, and it is the only phone that comes with a genuine gaming kit. The kit includes a USB-C cooling fan and a gaming-focused case, which comes with the box itself rather than a separate accessory. The GT 30 Pro is priced at NPR 55,999 and comes with a 144Hz AMOLED display and 2160Hz touch sampling that enables near-zero input delay. Also with a 5500mAh battery with 45W wired plus 30W wireless charging to keep extended sessions without issues. These specs are generally something you can’t find on any phone at this price.
The newest arrivals from Infinix represent the most advanced hardware the brand has to offer, including wireless charging and satellite connectivity, which were found on the previous models. The new arrivals of 2026 are as follows:
All the Infinix mobiles in our lineup, from the Infinix Smart 20 to the Infinix Note 60 Pro, are equipped with 5G connectivity. So, when buying an Infinix phone, you don’t need to worry about network speed even at the most affordable model.
The Infinix Smart 20 is the most affordable mobile phone in our lineup and stays under the given price range. The phone is priced at NPR 19,999, coming with a large 5200mAh battery and a 6.78-inch display that is higher than the price it comes at.
This price range is where we hold a variety of choices; here we have the Infinix Hot 70 (NPR 31,999) and Note Edge (NPR 41,999). The Hot 70 has a large 6000mAh battery and a 120Hz display for smooth everyday usage. Likewise, the Note Edge steps up, featuring an AMOLED screen that gives it a more premium feel than its price suggests. Both of these phones are great for their long-lasting batteries and display designs.
In this price bracket, we see the Note 60 (NPR 45,999), GT 30 Pro (NPR 55,999), and the Note 60 Pro (NPR 59,999). All these phones stay strong in their own ways; the Note 60 leans more toward battery life and satellite connectivity, which is useful in remote areas. The GT Pro 30 stays strong as a gaming phone that is bundled with a gaming kit and a 144Hz display built for competitive titles. However, the Note 60 stays at the top with an advanced chipset, the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, along with wireless charging and a unique rear active-matrix display.
The mobile phone with a curved display is the Note Edge, featuring a rare curved AMOLED display and a design touch that is usually uncommon at this price. So, if a premium feel and a great screen matter to you, this phone is the perfect pick for you
The Infinix GT 30 Pro is Infinix’s only gaming-dedicated phone, and it genuinely is a great phone. Firstly, it comes with a gaming case straight from the box, which is sold separately in other brands, and the 144Hz AMOLED display is made for players who take mobile gaming seriously. With a strong chipset such as the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 paired with a 5500mAh battery can give you steady and long-lasting gaming sessions. While we don’t have any gaming-focused Infinix phone under NPR 20,000, the GT 30 Pro delivers performance that others can't match.
GBN Store offers EMI financing on Infinix phones through Goodwill Finance at 0% interest. This means you don’t have to pay the full sum of the phone upfront, instead, you can pay from a 40% down payment and up to 80%, and the remainder can be paid in tenures of 1,4,8 or 12 months.
If you come across any problems or queries regarding your Infinix Devices, you can contact Ola Electronic, who are the official distributors in Nepal. There are several pickup points and service centers where people can get their phones repaired as follows:
Infinix phones in the GBN store start from NPR 19,999 up to NPR 59,999.
No, there aren’t any phones under these prices, the nearest phone comes at NPR 19,999.
No, the dedicated gaming phone for Infinix comes in at NPR 55,999.
The Note 60 Pro is the first Infinix phone to use a Snapdragon chipset instead of Mediatek, also has wireless charging and a unique rear active-matrix display. All these features are not found on the Note 60.
Yes, they typically come with a 1-year warranty.
Yes, Infinix phones are very affordable and offer good performance for everyday tasks.
You can buy an Infinix phone through the GBN store, where you get a genuine phone backed up by a warranty and access to every service center across Nepal.