Have you ever picked up a phone and instantly felt it was something different? That is what happened to me with the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus. It is slim, elegant and yet powerful at a shockingly low price. However, there are so many mid-range phones that come out each month, how then is this one special? 

Here, I am going to express my true experience with the device, its stunning curved AMOLED screen, its performance and how it performs in its day-to-day activities. The Hot 60 Pro Plus will suit both casual users and those who want to find a performance and style without spending much money, so this review will help you to choose whether it is the right device or not.

An In-Depth Review on Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus

A new model released in Bangladesh recently, the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus is causing a stir with its sleek design, flagship-like curved AMOLED screen, and the new Helio G200 chip. It features a super-smooth 144Hz refresh rate, 45W fast charging, and high-quality camera setup, which is appealing to the users who want to have premium features at the mid-range price.

Nonetheless, as with any phone, it comes with a couple of trade-offs. I will outline the advantages and disadvantages, complete specifications, and, finally, the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus price in Bangladesh, in this review.

Box Content

This is what you get inside the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus box:

• Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus Smartphone
• 45W Charger
• USB Type-C cable
• Silicone case
• User manual
• SIM tool

It was like opening a gift when I unboxed the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus. Included inside was the slick phone itself, a 45W wall charger, USB-C cable, a clear protective case, SIM ejector tool, and reliable tempered glass. And all the standard paperwork such as user guide and warranty card. It made me feel like Infinix had all the bases covered-nothing was missing all it took was simple care of the user

Design & Build Quality

Since the time I took the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus out of its box, I could not help but think of how unbelievably slim it is only 5.95 mm at the thickest point and 155 g in weight. It is so light that it almost disappears in your hand, but is decisively solid.

Although this phone is paper thin, it is robust. The aluminum frame is aerospace grade and reinforced at the corners to resist 1.5 m drops and it sports an IP65 rating, which is the evidence that it is made to be used. The rear is constructed of extremely thin fiberglass composite, which provides flexibility and resilience without bulk.

The curved 6.78‑inch AMOLED screen is a visual treat. It is shock resistant and highly scratch resistant, covered by Gorilla Glass 7i, it is built to withstand everyday use. The display has a 144 Hz refresh rate, 4,500 nits of peak brightness, and maintains responsiveness even in the direct sunshine. Swipes are smooth, images are popping and even long durations of use are easy on the eyes.

Here details are also important. JBL tunes the stereo speakers, and buttons are tactile and are well positioned. Halo lighting on the floating camera module is a tasteful, yet high-end, detail--things that are well designed, but not screaming at you.

I have tried using slim phones which were delicate and they did not last. However, the Hot 60 Pro Plus strangely looks classy and rugged. It is a unique combination of stylish looks and working durability of a midrange device.

Display

The first thing I did when I switched on the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus was to feel the display. It has a sharp and bright 6.78-inch curved AMOLED panel with a 1.5K resolution (roughly 1224 x 2720 pixels) providing clear visuals with a pop of life to them.

The most impressive thing is the 144Hz refresh rate: browsing feeds, swiping between apps or playing games is buttery smooth. Combine that with a 240Hz touch-sampling rate and you have a quick, precise touch response with no lag or missed taps.

The screen was also easy to read under bright daylight since it has a brightness of up to 4,500 nits. AMOLED also has a typical brightness of 700 nits and 1,600 nits in the high-brightness mode (HBM) to support different light environments.

Reading also felt easier on my eyes everyday as well. The display can support high-frequency PWM dimming, which is useful to minimize flicker and eye strain when using it long term.

The small details are my thing, too: Samsung-grade security features, such as Gorilla Glass 7i, a curved screen with minimal bezels, make the display sturdy and immersive.

The Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus has a premium display whether you are just scrolling through feed, gaming, or reading in bright conditions. It is one of the features that help this mid-range phone to shine.

Camera

The Infinix Hot 60 Pro features a triple camera system on the back, 50MP primary camera, and 13MP selfie camera. Although this is not a flagship camera system, I found the results in the real world to my surprise.

Daylight Photo:

The main camera has 50MP and in the bright light, it produces clear, vivid images with great details. Colours come out naturally and the HDR is well balanced on highlights and shadows. On a bright day, photos are crisp and colors are rich, HDR really makes a difference as one of the users reported.

Low-light Photo:

It is serviceable in low light performance. Noise is visible, though the two-LED flash and Night Mode ensure that there is still enough detail to take a casual shot. It is not as good as luxury models, but it is sufficient enough to use in daily life. 

Under good light, the 13MP selfie camera is clear and even. The skin tones are natural and the details are clear enough, perfect to be posted on social media or during a video call. And selfies in low light were soft, and the screen flash only assisted a little. You will obtain good selfies, but not with the impact of brighter scenes.

The back camera can capture 2K (approximately 1440p) at 30fps, and the front does 1080p video. Daylight footage is very clear, though, without stabilization, it requires a steady hand to remain smooth. 

I was surprised by the stability of the Infinix Hot 60 Pro camera system at its level. It produces bright daylight photos and copes with low-light scenes more than you would assume. Selfies and informal videos are sound on social sharing, although not stunning. Simply put, it provides a reliable balanced camera experience that is honest, pragmatic and user-friendly to those who are not into gimmicks and prefer real-life usability.

Performance & Software

As soon as I began working with the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus, I realized how responsive and smooth the phone is. The phone runs on MediaTek Helio G200 processor, which is an octa-core chipset with balanced performance and power consumption. The day-to-day activities such as scrolling through social media, watching videos, and chatting were quick without any stutter.

The device has a huge RAM of 8GB that aids in the opening of numerous applications without lagging. It also supports virtual RAM, which is useful in case you ever need more memory, where your storage space is used temporarily to boost the RAM. First, it offers 128G or 256G of UFS 2.2 storage. This implies that apps open fast and you have ample storage to store photos, videos and applications. And should you require more, the phone will support microSD cards of up to 2TB, thus storage will not be a problem.

The Hot 60 Pro Plus is also a 4G LTE device and thus browsing and streaming are fast. It also contains dual SIM slots, meaning you can use two numbers simultaneously, a major advantage to those who have to maintain a work and personal line. The other network capabilities are Wi-Fi 5 (that is effective in stable home internet), Bluetooth 5.4 to pair wireless headphones or speakers, and GPS with A-GPS and Glonass, and even NFC to make contactless payment.

It uses Android 15 and has Infinix XOS 15.1 as the skin in it. I have enjoyed the interface that is easy to use and full of helpful features. The Folax AI assistant, e.g., assists in automating the tasks, and makes the phone smarter. The convenience of daily use is added by other tools such as Circle to Search and the One-Tap AI Button.

Some additional apps and features are added by XOS, but it does not feel bloated, and you can configure it as you like. It is constantly being updated and this means that there are new features and security patches which help to keep your device up to date and performing well.

The Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus is a solidly balanced performer, memory, connectivity to the network, and software that makes daily use fun and dependable.

AnTuTu Benchmark & GeekBench Score

I had an impression when I first tested the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus on its performance under benchmarks.

AnTuTu benchmark Score (v10): The phone has an average score of 4,46,041 with a big divide in the CPU (1,35,633), GPU (71,946), memory (1,23,259) and UX (1,15,203) front. This translates to the fact that it is also keeping up with other mid-range competitors and can be relied upon to perform day-to-day tasks.

GeekBench 6: On single-core and multi-core performance in real-world applications, it gets about 741 and 2,046 respectively, a mixed score indicating good optimization of multitasking, application launching and simple productivity functions.

That translates to me personally in swift app switching, responsive browsing, and even good gaming performance with no significant hitches. These scores support that feeling.

Battery & Charger

I have had the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus in use for some time and its battery life warmed my heart. It is powered by a 5160mAh battery which can easily last a day of browsing, social media, and video watching- without having to feel the need to get to the charger in a hurry. 

The thing that was really impressive was the 45W fast charging. It has taken me approximately 22-23 minutes to charge between 1-50 percent and approximately 44-55 minutes to totally charge. That is so handy when you are in a hurry or simply forgot to charge the night before.

Although it is an ultra-slim phone, this phone does not compromise on battery life and recharging speed. The mixture is what makes it seem like a carefully considered machine- smooth, but utilitarian.

Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus Price in Bangladesh

When I visited the local bazaar, I saw that the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus was launched in Bangladesh on July 25, 2025 in two storage variants. The Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus price in Bangladesh is BDT 21,999 for 8GB+128GB, while for 8GB + 256GB model comes at BDT 23,999. Priced competitively, the Hot 60 Pro Plus finds itself solidly in the mid-range class with everything a high-end bike should have.

Final Word

Having spent some time with the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus, I can tell that it is a good phone to consider by anyone who wants a stylish and affordable phone with good performance. It is very good value at the price because of the smooth display, good battery life and modern design. It might not be ideal when it comes to heavy gaming or night photography but it gets the basics right. It is worth the price range although it could be used on a daily basis.

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