Infinix Launches Hot 60 Pro and Pro Plus If you’re the type who loves a stylish phone with solid performance, smooth visuals, and a wallet-friendly price tag—this news is for you. Infinix has just introduced two of its latest contenders: Hot 60 Pro and Hot 60 Pro Plus. These aren’t just mild upgrades; this time, Infinix is seriously targeting users who care about design, comfort, and display experience.
We crafted this article for those of you who are picky about features and aren’t easily impressed by entry-level devices. Let’s break it all down—from specs and differences to strengths and weaknesses.
Infinix Launches Hot 60 Pro and Pro Plus
Design: Slim, Lightweight, and Far from Cheap
The lightweight and thin design of the Hot 60 Pro Plus makes it stand out. It weighs just 155 grams and is only 6.88mm thick. It features an aluminum frame with a nanofiber leather back—giving off a premium vibe the moment you hold it.
If you’re into sleek looks, the Hot 60 Pro Plus comes in silver, black, and blue, all with classy finishes. The regular Hot 60 Pro is a bit more conservative in style but still comfortable to hold and well-built.
Display: 144Hz on a 3 Million Rupiah Phone? Wild!
Both the Hot 60 Pro and Pro Plus sport a 6.78-inch Full HD+ display with a whopping 144Hz refresh rate. If you love scrolling, casual gaming, or just watching videos, this is one of the smoothest screens you’ll find in its price range.
Even better, the Pro Plus features a curved AMOLED panel—something rarely seen in the budget segment. The regular Pro has a flat IPS screen, but it’s still sharp and responsive.
Performance: Helio G200, The New Mid-Range Challenger
Both phones are powered by the MediaTek Helio G200, a 4G chipset that’s a step up from the popular G99. It offers up to 2.2 GHz clock speed and a Mali-G57 MC2 GPU—perfect for casual gaming, multitasking, and everyday use.
With 8GB RAM (plus up to 8GB virtual RAM) and 128/256GB storage, the experience is pretty smooth. Multitasking feels snappy, and games like Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile, and CODM run well on medium to high settings.
Cameras: 50MP Main Sensor—Decent, Not Mind-Blowing
Both variants come with a 50MP main camera. But don’t expect flagship-level photography—the secondary sensor is likely just for depth or macro, with minimal impact. However, it is more than sufficient for light video recording, casual photos, and social networking.
The 8MP selfie camera does a decent job too—natural colors for video calls and casual selfies. There’s also AI camera modes and night mode included.
Battery & Charging: 5160mAh + 45W Fast Charging
Both models’ 5,160mAh batteries are more than enough to last you the entire day. At this price, the 45W rapid charging is impressive because it can charge up almost 75% in just 30 to 35 minutes.
Heads-up: there’s no bypass charging for gaming while plugged in, and no wireless charging (which is expected in this price tier).
Connectivity & Extra Features: NFC for the Win!
Both phones include handy features like NFC, USB Type-C, side-mounted fingerprint scanner, and stereo speakers. The standard Pro still supports a 3.5mm headphone jack and microSD slot, while the Pro Plus skips both—clearly aimed at users who rely on TWS earbuds and cloud storage.
Price & Availability in Indonesia
Infinix Hot 60 Pro is expected to be priced around IDR 2,599,000–2,899,000
Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus starts at IDR 3,099,000–3,299,000
As of July 12, 2025, Infinix has secured the local TKDN certification, which means an official launch in Indonesia is just around the corner. Stay tuned to Infinix Indonesia’s social media and e-commerce pages for updates.
Who Are These Phones For?
- Anyone who wants a thin, light, and stylish phone without breaking the bank
- Users who love super smooth displays for gaming or scrolling
- Fans of curved AMOLED screens on a budget
- Everyday users who need a reliable phone for work, casual photos, and entertainment
Final Verdict
The Infinix Hot 60 Pro and Pro Plus are great options for anyone who wants a stylish yet functional phone. With a 144Hz display, sleek design, and capable new chipset, these phones offer excellent value for users with specific needs.
If you still love your headphone jack and microSD cards, go with the Pro. But if you’re after that premium flagship feel on a budget, the Pro Plus is the one to grab.
