India, June 24 -- Gaming phones aren't just flagships anymore, mid-range options now pack enough punch for serious play, and Infinix seems to be aiming right at that space with its latest device - the GT 30 Pro, a follow-up to last year's GT 20 Pro. This new model offers enhanced performance, design, camera and battery capacity, and is aimed at those who want a high-performance gaming device without paying flagship prices.

One of the standout additions is a pair of built-in shoulder triggers, something rarely seen in this price bracket. It also comes with a dedicated game centre offering various controls typically seen in higher-end devices.

While the specs look promising on paper, real-world use can reveal a different picture. In this ...