The highly anticipated Infinix GT 30 Pro has made its first appearance on Geekbench, but the early performance scores may leave fans slightly underwhelmed.
The smartphone, expected to build on the success of last year’s GT 20 Pro, showed mixed results in benchmark testing—raising questions about its upgrade worthiness.
Listed under the model number X6873, the GT 30 Pro scored 1204 on single-core and 4057 on multi-core Geekbench tests. Surprisingly, the single-core score is actually lower than its predecessor, which achieved 1248.
While the multi-core score does show a marginal improvement over the GT 20 Pro’s 3672, it’s not the leap many expected from a “Pro” successor.
This could be due to the phone still being in the testing and development phase. The listing suggests the GT 30 Pro might be powered by the Dimensity 8350 chip, clocking at speeds of 1×3.35GHz + 3×3.2GHz + 4×2.20GHz. For comparison, the GT 20 Pro runs on the Dimensity 8200 Ultimate, paired with 8/12GB RAM and 256GB storage.
Despite the modest CPU performance shown, the GT 30 Pro brings hardware upgrades that may still make it a desirable pick for tech enthusiasts.
Rumors suggest it will feature a 1.5K display—a step up from the GT 20 Pro’s 1080p screen—and a switch to UFS 4.0 storage, which is faster than the previous UFS 3.1.
On the camera front, the device is expected to add an 8MP ultrawide camera, complementing its primary 108MP lens. While that may not sound impressive in isolation, it’s a significant improvement over the GT 20 Pro’s basic 2MP macro and depth sensors.
Lastly, the phone is set to debut with Android 15 out of the box—making it one of the early adopters of Google’s upcoming OS version.
While Infinix fans had high hopes for a major performance leap, it’s still too early to draw final conclusions. The GT 30 Pro may still shine with refined features and software optimization in the final release.
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