Infinix NOTE Edge Emerges with Silk Green Finish and a New Take on Mid-Range Design

Thursday, 15 January 2026 at 00:20

Infinix has officially revealed the design of the Infinix NOTE Edge, and the new Silk Green color immediately sets the device apart from what’s usually expected in the mid-range smartphone segment. Instead of relying on glossy glass or generic matte plastics, the brand brings an industry-first silk-inspired texture. It focuses on how the phone actually feels in the hand. It gives a new luxury-feeling for a smartphone in the intermediary segment.

Infinix NOTE Edge - The Gorgeous Silk Green Variant

The Silk Green finish is built around contrast. Inspired by silk’s balance between elegance and durability, the back panel was developed through more than 200 refinement stages to achieve a surface that feels soft and fabric-like, closer to premium leather goods than traditional smartphone materials. The result is a texture that doesn’t just look different, but actively changes how the device is perceived when used daily.

Visually, the back panel features fine rippled detailing that reacts subtly to light. As the angle changes, wave-like reflections move across the surface, creating depth without being flashy. It’s restrained, deliberate, and clearly aimed at users who want something distinctive without excess. At the same time, the finish is engineered for real-world use, resisting fingerprints, cosmetic stains, and everyday marks that usually build up over time.

A Mid-range Smartphone That Plays With the Premium Segment

Design isn’t the only area where Infinix aimed for balance. Despite its refined look, the Infinix NOTE Edge maintains a slim 7.2 mm profile while housing a large 6,500 mAh battery. This combination reinforces the idea that thin design doesn’t have to come at the expense of endurance, especially in a price range where compromises are common. The device will also boast the all-new MediaTek Dimensity 7100 5G SoC.

The Dimensity 7100 brings 4 x ARM Cortex-A78 cores and 4 x ARM Cortex-A55 cores. This chipset scores about 670,000 in AnTuTu and supports up to 90 FPS in popular games like Honor of Kings. It's a power-efficient SoC and comes with a set of 5G optimizations that have been developed in a collaboration between Infinix and MediaTek.

The new phone wil also sport the new XOS 16. It's Infinix's new software evolution with a set of new features including:

Glow Space: Natural light is woven into the system’s design. True, fluid, and naturally alive.
Depth of Field Wallpaper: Automatically identifies portrait areas and enables intelligent icon avoidance.
AI Theme Generator: One image, smart-generated theme — craft an exclusive style easily.
Instant Transfer with iPhone: No network needed. Transfer instantly with a simple NFC tap.

With the Silk Green Infinix NOTE Edge, Infinix is pushing a clearer definition of what “affordable premium” means. Instead of adding decorative elements or chasing trends, the brand focuses on material choice, surface texture, and thoughtful proportions. It’s a quieter approach, but one that raises expectations for how mid-range phones can look and feel.

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The Infinix NOTE Edge is set to launch later this month. The Full specifications, pricing, and availability details will be announced at launch. For now, you can head to Infinix website for more details about its upcoming releases. We will be there to cover every detail once the new phone launches.

Infinix NOTE Edge – Key Highlights

Silk Green Design with Silk-Inspired Texture Industry-first finish featuring a soft, fabric-like surface with subtle ripple detailing.
Slim Body, Large Battery 7.2 mm thin profile paired with a 6,500 mAh battery, balancing a refined form factor with reliable all-day endurance.
MediaTek Dimensity 7100 5G
Optimized Power Efficiency Up to 21% lower modem power consumption and reduced background power usage for social apps.
Enhanced 5G Stability 13 joint Infinix–MediaTek 5G optimizations designed to reduce lag, buffering, and call drops.
XOS 16 based on Android 16
Instant Transfer with iPhone NFC-based data transfer that works without a network connection, enabling quick file sharing between devices.