Infinix has launched its first laptop in Malaysia. The XBOOK 14 Neo starts at RM2,199 and goes on sale tonight, Tuesday 10 November 2026, at 8:00 PM, the evening before 11.11.
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- Price: RM2,199 for the Intel Core i3 model with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage; RM2,699 for the Intel Core i5 model with 8GB RAM and 512GB storage (RRP)
- On sale: 10 November 2026, 8:00 PM
- Where: Infinix Brand Stores nationwide, and the Infinix official stores on Shopee and TikTok Shop
- Weight: 1.2kg, with a 14-inch 16:10 screen
- Colours: Twilight Purple, Shadow Blue and Volcano Grey
What RM2,199 gets you
The entry model runs an Intel Core i3-1315U, the RM2,699 model an Intel Core i5-1335U. Both come with 8GB of RAM, so the extra RM500 buys the faster chip and double the storage, 512GB against 256GB. Infinix pitches it at students and young professionals: coursework, presentations, documents and a browser full of tabs, rather than gaming or video editing.
The screen is a 14-inch FHD+ panel in a 16:10 shape, which gives a little more height for reading documents than a standard 16:9 laptop screen. The hinge opens a full 180 degrees, so the screen can lie flat on a table to show someone across from you.
Infinix rates the battery at more than 10 hours and the laptop charges over USB-C at up to 65W. There are two USB-C ports (one full-function, one for data only), HDMI and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The keyboard is backlit, and there is a physical switch that cuts the camera and microphone.
Light, and built to take a knock
At 1.2kg it sits in the weight class of laptops people carry between lectures every day. The body uses high-strength aluminium and a carbon-fibre composite with a sandblasted finish, and Infinix says it is certified to the MIL-STD-810 military durability standard. A cooling system Infinix calls Ice Storm 4.0 manages heat, and Fn + O switches between two performance modes.
Built to work with an Infinix phone or tablet
The laptop is the third piece of a set Infinix has brought to Malaysia this month. It follows the XPAD 30 Pro tablet at RM1,199 and the ZCLIP 2 Pro clip-on earbuds at RM399, which go on sale at the same time tonight.
Infinix's PC Connection software links compatible Infinix phones, tablets and laptops: mirroring a phone screen on the laptop, using the tablet as a second display, sharing the clipboard, dragging files across, and moving one keyboard and mouse between devices. Those features need compatible Infinix hardware, so they add little if your phone is another brand.
Should the price surprise anyone?
Infinix is best known in Malaysia for budget phones, and our own data shows how much interest the brand draws here: Malaysian searches for Infinix jumped, with readers clicking through to its Note and GT phones. A first laptop at RM2,199 is a test of whether that following extends beyond phones. Prices and stock are on Infinix Malaysia's website and its official stores from 8:00 PM tonight.
