It is possible that your next phone will smell. This business introduces the first phone that smells
The high-end segment of the smartphone market tends to be the focus of market trends because it needs the most new features each year to entice buyers to pay such high prices for new devices. High-performance chips, cameras, displays, and most recently, natively implemented generative artificial intelligence, have all experienced this.
Premium phones were the first to adopt all of these fantastic innovations, but what if I told you that one low-cost brand is trying to start a new trend? Additionally, we are discussing sensory innovation rather than technical details. As Infinix gets ready to introduce fragrances to Android phones, scented smartphones will soon be available.
The first person who cares about their phone's scent is still unknown to me. All of us concentrate on other components, such as screens, cameras, sound, or performance. At the sensory level, however, we are only interested in a pleasing design, a good feel, and a good grip.
Infinix, on the other hand, hopes to alter this and elevate the sensory experience. The upcoming Note 50s 5G from the Chinese manufacturer will be distinguished by its ability to smell.
The vegan leather back cover of this phone will have a micro-encapsulation system that will give it a scent. Although the scent will eventually fade and cannot be recharged, Infinix says it will last roughly six months.
While the scent of an electronic device is not particularly useful, it is still an intriguing feature. It will be even more unexpected if this turns into a trend because it suggests that the market might be running out of ideas.
The Infinix Note 50s 5G is currently limited to the Indian market, though. We will have to wait as there are no plans to export it to other nations. You can purchase a scented phone case in the interim, similar to the Xiaomi Civi 3 Disney Lotso Limited Edition's strawberry scent.