Infinix GT 30 5G+ India release - Dimensity 7400, gaming triggers and more from ~RM941

Infinix recently launched the GT?30?5G+ in India, with the base 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant priced at around 19499 INR (~RM941.90). Featuring built-in shoulder gaming trigger buttons and powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset, this device looks to be targeting entry-level gamers. 

The phone uses Infinix Cyber Mecha Design?2.0, which offers customizable Mecha lights on the rear for a slightly different look than the other entry-level to midrange gaming phones. There’s also GT Shoulder Triggers that can be assigned to in?game actions or app shortcuts. 

Running on Android?15 with XOS?15, Infinix are promising two major OS updates and three years of security patches for the phone. Other tech specs include a 5500?mAh battery which supports 45?W fast charging and 10?W reverse wired charging.

No Malaysia release dates or pricing details just yet but it will be available in India from 14?August?2025. Check out the full Infinix GT 30 5G+ specifications or tech specs in the list below:

• MediaTek Dimensity?7400 chipset
• 8GB LPDDR5X RAM
• 128GB / 256?GB UFS?2.2 storage
• 6.78?inch AMOLED display (1.5K pixel resolution, 144?Hz refresh rate, 4?500?nits peak brightness, Corning Gorilla Glass?7i)
• 64?MP (Sony IMX682) + 8?MP (ultra?wide) dual rear camera | 13?MP front camera
• 5?500?mAh battery (45?W fast charging, 10?W reverse wired charging)
• Features 6?layer vapor chamber cooling system, IP64 splash resistance, customizable Mecha lights, shoulder triggers, Krafton?certified 90?fps BGMI, XBoost AI tools (Magic Voice Changer, Esports mode, etc.), Folax voice assistant, AI Note, AI Writing Assistant, Circle to Search (Gadget Bridge) 
• Supports 5G, Wi?Fi, Bluetooth?5.3, GPS, USB?C, in?display fingerprint, UltraLink security
• XOS?15 on Android?15, two OS upgrades, three years of security updates

So, would you want the Infinix GT?30?5G+ to come to Malaysia? Perhaps it could even go for RM1099? What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below and stay tuned to TechNave.com