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InFocus Turbo 5 Plus Review

Posted on December 20, 2017June 10, 2019 By Jarvis

InFocus Turbo 5 Plus: Detailed Review

The InFocus Turbo 5 Plus presents itself as the successor to the Turbo 5 smartphone (review). It comes with a a dual rear camera setup and a large battery. While the Turbo 5 had its faults, the Turbo 5 Plus tries to overcome them. Will it be able to stand up to the fierce competition in its segment? Let’s find out.

Build and Design

The InFocus Turbo 5 plus sports a candy bar design, similar to the Turbo 5. With an almost full-metal back and 2.5D curved glass on the front, InFocus has improved the build quality of the smartphone as compared to its predecessor. It feels more rugged and sturdy, though this isn’t perfect either. The rear panel can be pressed in, which is a sign of cheaper materials.
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