A few weeks ago, we shared some images compared with the edge of the Samsung Galaxy S22, the slim design of the undisclosed Infinix Hot 60 Pro+. We also told you that Hot 60 Pro+ would pack a huge battery. Well, the same source has now shared an image of the “My Phone” screen of Hot 60 Pro+with us, including its battery capacity, the key specs of Hot 60 Pro+are displayed.
Under the hood of Infinix Hot 60 Pro+, there will be a 5,160 mAh battery, which is impressive with regard to its thickness of 5.95 mm. In comparison, the current hot super slim phone is Samsung Galaxy S 25 Edge 5.8 mm thick and packs a 3,900mAh battery. In addition, the edge of the Galaxy S22 weighs 163.8g while the hot 60 Pro+ gives tips to the scale at+ 154.6 grams.
Samsung Galaxy S 25 Edge
We believe that Infinix has used a silicone-carbon battery for Hot 60 Pro+, which has allowed it to pack high capacity battery in a thin body than the Galaxy S22. Infinix can one-up the edge of the Galaxy S 25 in the charging section as we are told that the charging speed of Hot 60 Pro+will be faster than the Hot 50 Pro+, which is 33 W. For strangers, the Samsung Galaxy S 25 Edge charges a medium at 25 W.
Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ with Samsung Galaxy S2 Edge
The image we receive will show that Infinix Hot 60 Pro+’S 2,400×1,080-Pixel Resolution Curved Display will be a punch-hole for a 13MP selfie camera. The primary camera will feature a 50MP sensor in the back.
There will be phone, bearing model code X6886, 8GB of RAM and 256 GB storage, but there may be more memory configurations that have not been confirmed. The “My Phone” screen shows that running Hot 60 Pro+ XOS 15.1.0, and powering a smartphone is the Hellio G200 Ultimate SOC.
MediaTek introduced the Halio G2 last month, and Techno announced its spark 40 series, which was launched globally in July, the first to use the G 200. However, our source tells us that the Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ is also set to begin in July, so it is important to see which brand Halio G2-powered smartphone will market.
Infinix Hot 60 Pro+’S’ ‘My Phone’ Screen confirms its key specs
