Infinix wants you to smell your phone

Summary: Chinese smartphone OEM Infinix unveiled a phone that is actually scented. The Infinix Note 50s 5G+ will come with a certain aroma that will make the phone smell pleasant.

Don’t you hate hanging around that friend who always needs to brag about how good their phone looks? Well, you can 1-up them by bragging about how good your phone smells! No joke! An underdog in the smartphone space, Infinix just took the wraps off of its Note 50s 5G+, and this phone will come with a certain aroma.

Infinix is a relatively unknown Android smartphone brand, but it’s one of the most fun companies out there. It tries to make its devices stand out with interesting designs. Unlike many of the smartphone heavyweights, the company actually changes its phone designs each year. It’s an interesting company all around.

Infinix unveils the Note 50s 5G+, a phone with an aroma

Guys, let’s be honest, Samsung is no longer fun, Google was never going to be the fun one, and Apple has always been a snooze-fest. We need to stop looking to the big companies for the fun and interesting ideas.

Let’s look at the little guys! Infinix announced that its latest handset will use microencapsulation to give the phone an aroma. The phone itself will have a pleasant smell. Admit it, sometimes, when you take your phone out of your pocket, you’re tempted to take a big whiff. You’ll finally be able to do that without feeling weird about it.

The smell itself will be integrated right into the vegan leather back. We don’t know what kind of smells to expect, but we know that it won’t last for too long. According to the company, the smell will fade after about six months. So, you’ll need to enjoy it while it lasts.

While we’re all curious about what it’s like to have a scented phone, you won’t be able to try it out unless you’re in India. It seems that the company is testing the waters with an Indian release. We don’t know if Infinix has any plans to sell the phone in other markets.

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