Malaysians can now buy Infinix’s XBook 14 Neo: RM2,199 for the Core i3 version, RM2,699 for the Core i5. It is a thin 14-inch notebook at 1.2kg, and you can fold the screen back until it sits level with the keyboard.
Infinix’s Malaysian line-up has two versions, and both ship with 8GB of memory:
| Model | Memory and storage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Core i3-1315U | 8GB, 256GB SSD | RM2,199 |
| Core i5-1335U | 8GB, 512GB SSD | RM2,699 |
Buyers pick from three finishes, Twilight Purple, Shadow Blue or Volcano Grey, at Infinix brand stores and the brand’s Shopee and TikTok Shop pages. The model first showed up in Indonesia in September, and specs differ by region: Infinix’s global product page lists other processors and memory than the Malaysian versions.
Battery life is quoted at up to 13 hours from a 55Wh cell, and a 65W USB-C charger is included. Colour coverage is modest at 45% NTSC. The screen is 1920 x 1200 in 16:10, and its brightness tops out at 300 nits. The shell is 17.4mm thick, aluminium on top and carbon fibre underneath, and Infinix says it has been through MIL-STD-810H durability testing.
Sockets are split between a pair of USB-C (only one is full-featured), a pair of USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports and one older USB 2.0 socket, plus HDMI, a headphone jack and a lock slot. The 720p webcam has a physical switch to cover it, the speakers are tuned by DTS, and wireless is Wi-Fi 6 with Bluetooth 5.2.
Infinix preloads its own Folax AI assistant, and a PC Connection app lets the laptop share its screen and files with the company’s phones and tablets. Cooling comes from a fan-based IceStorm 4.0 system, and pressing Fn with O flips between Economic and Boost modes.
