Infinix is taking its global esports commitment to the next level with the competitive debut of the GT 30 Pro at the upcoming Infinix Campus Cup (XCC) 2025, held in partnership with Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB).
The tournament provides a professional-grade esports platform for university students across Southeast Asia. Participating countries include Indonesia, Cambodia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and the Philippines. This marks the first official opportunity for student players to experience the GT 30 Pro’s tournament-ready performance.
As mobile esports accelerates with global audiences projected to exceed 641 million by 2025, (Newzoo)—Infinix is reshaping how gaming smartphones power the next generation of players. The GT 30 Pro has been named the tournament phone for upcoming seasons of premier MLBB leagues in key markets in Southeast Asia, namely the MLBB Professional League, MLBB Development League, and MLBB Myanmar Super League.
At Infinix, we see esports as more than competition; it’s a global platform for talent, ambition, and innovation,” said Tony Zhao, Chief Executive Officer of Infinix. “Southeast Asia is one of the world’s most dynamic esports communities. With the GT 30 Pro and Campus Cup, we are empowering the region’s next generation of players with the tools to elevate their game and compete on the global stage.”
Ray Ng, Head of Esports Ecosystem at MOONTON Games, said, “It is yet another thrilling MLBB tournament season with our partner Infinix. These initiatives, like the Infinix Campus Cup, underscore our shared mission to elevate professional gaming and provide the next generation of talents with the best tournament experience.”
The Infinix Campus Cup kicks off with qualifiers in May and culminates with the Grand Finals on July 6 at the SM Mall of Asia Music Hall, Philippines. The national champions, including NU Bulldogs from National University (Philippines), USM Vendetta from Universiti Sains Malaysia (Malaysia), Little Pikaa from Universitas Sebelas Maret Solo (Indonesia), Team TDN from Paññāsāstra International School (Cambodia), and Creepy Gang from KMD College (Myanmar), will battle for a $30,000 USD prize pool and exclusive Infinix esports rewards, marking a new milestone in Infinix’s mission to make professional-grade gaming accessible to all.
In preparation for the Grand Finals, the national champions will train alongside professional MLBB teams, including Aurora Gaming from the Philippines, ONIC Esports from Indonesia, HomeBois from Malaysia, Duck Rice Esports from Cambodia, and Mythic Seal from Myanmar.
Infinix GT 30 Pro is available in Blade White, Shadow Ash, and Dark Flare (this colorway also offered as part of the Gaming Master Edition bundle), with memory configurations of 256+8GB, 256+12GB, and 512+12GB. The standard variants in Shadow Ash and Blade White are priced at ₱13,999 for the 8GB+256GB model (with 8GB extended RAM) and ₱15,999 for the 12GB+512GB model (with 12GB extended RAM). Meanwhile, the Gaming Master Edition in Dark Flare is priced at ₱14,999 for the 8GB+256GB configuration and ₱16,999 for the 12GB+512GB configuration (PR)
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