The Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ is shaping up to be one of the brand’s most ambitious entry-level smartphones yet — blending an ultra-slim design with features that punch above its price tag. As whispers grow louder about its rollout beyond Africa, smartphone fans worldwide are eager to know what this sleek device promises to deliver.

In this guide, we break down the latest confirmed specs, possible global pricing, standout design elements, and what makes the Hot 60 Pro+ an interesting rival to popular mid-tier competitors like the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge.

A Slim Marvel Ready to Go Global

Infinix has quietly pushed the Hot 60 Pro Plus into the African market, with Nigeria leading the pre-orders. Local reports confirm that Nigerian buyers could pre-order the device starting June 26, with the window closing by July 6. Once local shipments are complete, Infinix is expected to extend availability to other regions, potentially making this one of its most widely released budget phones.

The anticipation partly comes from the Hot 60 Pro+ positioning itself against the Galaxy S25 Edge, a slim, premium-feel device in a slightly higher price bracket. Early hands-on leaks by popular Nigerian tech creator Brandulox gave the world a first look at its profile — so thin that it’s rumored to be around 5.95mm, just a touch thicker than Samsung’s 5.85mm Edge.

Design Language — Slim Yet Striking

What sets this model apart is its refreshed design DNA:

• Ultra-slim body: Possibly under 6mm, a standout spec in the entry-level tier.

• Iconic square camera lenses: A signature look refined with a sleeker module.

• Premium build feel: Despite its budget-friendly positioning, the Hot 60 Pro Plus doesn’t look or feel cheap.

These design cues target users who want a device that’s both stylish and comfortable to handle, even during extended use.

Hardware and Core Specifications

For a phone that may cost around PKR 46,000 (~₦250,000 Naira), the Hot 60 Pro+ packs competitive specs that punch above its segment:

• Processor: Helio G200 Ultimate — a capable chipset for daily tasks, light gaming, and multitasking.

• RAM: 8GB physical RAM, expandable with up to 5GB of virtual RAM for smoother background processing.

• Storage: 256GB internal storage (keep in mind ~24GB is occupied by the OS).

• Rear Cameras: Triple-lens system with a 50MP main shooter for crisp photos.

• Front Camera: 13MP sensor for selfies and video calls.

• Battery: Large 5160mAh cell — considerably more robust than some pricier rivals like the Galaxy S25 Edge’s 3900mAh unit.

Pricing & Availability — What’s the Expected Cost?

Currently, the only confirmed price comes from the Nigerian market: ₦250,000, which roughly translates to PKR 46,000. If Infinix follows its usual strategy, we could see similar pricing across Asia and other African countries, making this an attractive option for students and budget-conscious buyers who don’t want to compromise on design.

Why It Matters

Infinix has carved a name in the budget smartphone segment by balancing accessible pricing with appealing designs and competitive specs. The Hot 60 Pro Plus reinforces that reputation — delivering flagship-inspired looks, generous storage, and a battery that can comfortably last a full day or more.

Final Thoughts

If you’re waiting for a stylish entry-level smartphone with enough power for everyday use and a slim profile that’s rare at this price, keep your eyes on the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus. Once the Nigeria rollout wraps up, a global announcement is likely just around the corner.

FAQs

Q: What is the launch date of Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus globally?
While no official global release date is confirmed yet, the Nigerian pre-order closing hints that broader availability could follow soon after July 6.

Q: What makes the Hot 60 Pro Plus different from other Infinix phones?
Its ultra-slim build — rumored at just under 6mm — and a larger-than-average battery for its size set it apart from typical entry-level models.

Q: How much storage does it have?
It comes with 256GB of onboard storage, with a portion used by the operating system. There’s no confirmation yet about expandable storage slots.

Q: How much will the Hot 60 Pro Plus cost in Pakistan?
If priced similarly to Nigeria, buyers in Pakistan can expect it to land around PKR 46,000, depending on local taxes and availability.