The Infinix Zero Book Ultra has a 2.1MP 1080p web camera, while this might not be the best web camera that I have used on a laptop, it’s definitely above average and can be used for attending online classes and office meetings. With two levels of keyboard backlight, the laptop can be used in low-light situations without any issues.ġ080p web camera works well for zoom calls

However, when it comes to the keyboard, the keys did feel a bit mushy and I would have liked a slightly firm key. It supports all Windows gestures and works as expected. The Infinix Zero Book Ultra definitely has one of the largest trackpads that I have seen on a Windows laptop in this class. This laptop definitely has one of the good trackpads that I have used on a Windows laptop (Image credit: Vivek Umashankar / Indian Express) Large trackpad and okay keyboard This is a glossy screen, hence, it does reflect a lot of light. Again, the black bezels around the display do remind me of a MacBook Pro. The device has a 1920x1080p 60Hz display with a peak brightness of 400nits with 100 per cent sRGB coverage and 72 per cent NTSC coverage, which makes this a pretty colour-accurate screen for normal day-to-day usage and content consumption. Infinix doesn’t seem to have cut any corners even in the display department. Also read | Apple 16-inch MacBook Pro (2023, M2 Max) review: The Ferrari of pro-grade laptops While there is no HDR playback support, the display can get as bright as 400nits (Image credit: Vivek Umashankar / Indian Express) Display gets plenty bright for indoor usage

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