Infinix has launched the Xpad 30 in the Philippines, a budget tablet aimed squarely at students and families. It goes on sale through Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop, with a single 4GB + 128GB configuration at an official price of PHP 10,499. A launch offer cuts that to PHP 9,149, with a free protective case while stocks last.
Display and Design
The tablet carries an 11-inch Full-HD+ IPS LCD at 1920 x 1200 with a 90Hz refresh rate, 450 nits of brightness and Panda MN228 cover glass. The panel covers 72 percent of the colour gamut, uses 30KHz PWM dimming with a 180Hz touch sampling rate, and holds TÜV Low Blue Light and Flicker Free certification. It measures 169.23 x 257.68 x 8.25mm, weighs about 507 grams, carries an IP52 rating, and comes in Lunar Lilac, Stellar Grey and Cloudline Blue.
Performance and Battery
Inside is MediaTek’s Helio G88, a 12nm chip with two 2.0GHz Cortex-A75 cores and six 1.8GHz Cortex-A55 cores, paired with Mali-G52 MC2 graphics. The single configuration is 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, with up to 8GB of extended RAM and microSD expansion up to 1TB. The battery is 7,200mAh with 18W wired charging and 10W reverse charging, so the tablet can top up a phone in a pinch.
Infinix AI and the Learning Angle
The Xpad 30 runs Android 16 with XOS 16 and leans hard on Infinix AI: Snap for Answers, One-Tap Ask Screen and AI Writing sit alongside a Personalized Learning Center with more than 360,000 free educational videos. Google Classroom, Play Books and YouTube Kids come pre-installed, with parental controls on top — the whole pitch is a tablet parents can hand to a child without a second thought. Cameras are an 8MP rear with an LED flash and an 8MP front, with video up to 2K at 30 frames per second. Connectivity covers 4G LTE, Bluetooth 5.2, USB-C, a 3.5mm headphone jack, GPS and stereo speakers.
Price and Availability
At today’s rate of about Rs. 4.39 per peso, the official price works out to roughly Rs. 46,000 and the launch offer to roughly Rs. 40,000. Those are straight currency conversions, not Pakistan prices — Infinix has not announced a Pakistan launch or a local price for the Xpad 30, so a local figure is not yet confirmed. One outlet, Gadgets360, lists PHP 14,999; that figure disagrees with the official price reported by unbox.ph and ryansanjuan and with Infinix’s own launch-offer post, so it is the outlier here. The bigger sibling, the Infinix Xpad 30 Pro, is already on the site.
At its Philippine price the Xpad 30 undercuts most name-brand 11-inch tablets by a wide margin, and the learning features give it a clear audience. If Infinix brings it to Pakistan at a similar conversion, it would land in the same bracket as the budget tablets already selling here — but that is an if, not a promise.
