Infinix Hot 60 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Infinix Hot 60 Pro - without saving on the main thing

In a few years, the Chinese company Infinix has managed to turn from a dark horse into a beautiful swan, whose products are not only recognizable, but also loved in dozens of countries. Today, the manufacturer competes almost equally in the low and middle price segments with such market leaders as Xiaomi and Realme. However, not every phone from the developer's conveyor becomes a hit. But a similar fate may well await the hero of today's review, because he has one interesting and at the same time very important competitive advantage.

The appearance of the new product is bright and stylish. The buyer can easily choose the color scheme of the case to his taste, because there are really many of them. The pleasant to the touch matte texture of the back panel perfectly matches the neat block of three cameras, thin screen frames with a built-in fingerprint sensor. The monoblock is mostly made of plastic, but it is of good quality, the material tactilely does not cause complaints. The 6.78-inch AMOLED display is very pleasing. It has an impressive resolution of 2720x1224 pixels, and flagship smoothness at a refresh rate of 144 Hz, and realistic color rendition, and even a maximum brightness of 4500 nits. At the same time, the oleophobic coating is not forgotten, the touch panel is accurate and responsive, the PWM effect is almost absent.

The technical characteristics no longer arouse delight. The latest MediaTek Helio G200 processor, in fact, differs from the previously used G100 only in details. Together with 8 GB of RAM and an "overclocked" Mali G57 MC2 video accelerator, it scores about 400 thousand points in the AnTuTu benchmark. This result is enough for everyday life, because the Android 15 interface does not consist of lags, and applications usually launch in a split second. But enjoying resource-intensive games is already problematic, sometimes it is necessary to set almost the minimum graphics presets. The battery capacity has reached 5160 mAh. This is not so much by today's standards, but you won't have to think about power banks for a day and a half. Fast charging has been brought up to a power of 45 W, you need to be near an outlet for about 45-50 minutes.

The photo capabilities are not the best, but not mediocre either. Auxiliary 8 and 2-megapixel sensors are simple and close to the title of useless, but the main 50-megapixel module is suitable for daytime photo shoots, and in the evening you can please more or less detailed shots. Stereo sound is present, but there is little bass, and distortions appear at high volume. But opponents are no better in this regard. Other advantages include NFC contactless payments, water protection, although according to IP64 standards. As a result, we have an inexpensive, but quite balanced device that you want to use.