Infinix HOT 60i Review and Full Specification The Phone In My Pocket

Infinix HOT 60i Review and Full Specification The Phone In My Pocket

When a brand like Infinix qui­et­ly reshuf­fles the bud­get stack, the result often reads like a check­list of what mat­ters most: long bat­tery life, a smooth dis­play, sen­si­ble per­for­mance, and a cam­era that behaves when you need it to. The HOT 60i lands square­ly in that ter­ri­to­ry, and after look­ing close­ly at the offi­cial images and spec sheets, I tried to write this as if I had the phone in my pock­et for a week a human take with a hint of hands-on flair, the kind you expect from a prac­ti­cal long-read rather than a bul­let-filled spec dump.

From the first glance the HOT60i makes a sol­id first impres­sion. The mat­te fin­ish back avoids fin­ger­prints and gives the phone a grown-up fee some­thing bud­get phones occa­sion­al­ly miss. Its cam­era mod­ule is unique with­out being showy, and the sub­tle smooth curves make hold­ing the device for long stretch­es (read­ing, watch­ing, or doom­scrolling) notice­ably more com­fort­able than boxy alter­na­tives in the same brack­et. At 199 grams and a thick­ness under 8.2 mil­lime­ters, it’s not the light­est device you’ll ever use, but it sits well in hand and nev­er feels unbal­anced despite the large 6,000 mAh bat­tery beneath the hood.

HOT 60i Design and build under­stat­ed, prac­ti­cal, and ser­vice­able

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Infinix has leaned into a clean, prac­ti­cal aes­thet­ic here. The back is mat­te rather than glossy, which means the HOT 60i resists smudges and main­tains a neat look even after sev­er­al hours of use. The cam­era mod­ule adds a touch of iden­ti­ty but doesn’t try to shout. The side-mount­ed fin­ger­print sen­sor dou­bles as the pow­er but­ton, a design choice I always appre­ci­ate for its sim­plic­i­ty it’s fast and avoids extra swipes dur­ing dai­ly unlocks.

The side rails feel stur­dy; noth­ing creaks when you grip the phone. The 3.5mm jack remains, and the inclu­sion of an IR blaster and FM radio will make long-time fea­ture-phone con­vert users smile. In short: Infinix didn’t chase glass-and-met­al glam­our here. They built a prac­ti­cal phone that solves every­day fric­tion points.

HOT 60i Dis­play big, smooth, and ener­getic for the price

A 6.75-inch HD+ IPS LCD pan­el with a 120Hz refresh rate gives the HOT 60i a feel that belies its price. Text is com­fort­able to read at typ­i­cal view­ing dis­tances, and the 120Hz refresh gives ani­ma­tions and scrolling a notice­able smooth­ness com­pared to the usu­al 60Hz bud­get screens. Peak HBM bright­ness claims push the dis­play to usable out­door lev­els, and the adap­tive refresh mode helps bal­ance bat­tery life and flu­id­i­ty.

This is not a col­or-accu­rate flag­ship-grade dis­play it won’t sat­is­fy a pho­tog­ra­ph­er who edits on the go but for stream­ing, social media, and gam­ing at con­ser­v­a­tive set­tings, it’s more than enough. The always-on dis­play option and the gen­er­ous touch sam­pling rate are nice mod­ern touch­es that add pol­ish to the user expe­ri­ence.

Per­for­mance Dimen­si­ty 6400 effi­cient, hon­est, and game-capa­ble for casu­al play­ers

Under the hood the Medi­aTek Dimen­si­ty 6400, built on a 6nm process and paired with a Mali-G57 GPU, slots the HOT60i into the ‘effi­cient mid-range’ cat­e­go­ry. The chipset’s archi­tec­ture a cou­ple of A76 per­for­mance cores at high­er clock speeds and a clus­ter of A55 effi­cien­cy cores offers sen­si­ble mul­ti­task­ing and every­day per­for­mance. It won’t chase high frame rates in heavy triple‑A titles at max set­tings, but for PUBG Mobile, BGMI-like expe­ri­ence, and mid-tier titles with a few graph­ics tweaks, the phone deliv­ers sta­ble, playable results.

The phone’s mem­o­ry con­fig­u­ra­tion, which includes up to 8GB of RAM plus extend­ed RAM fea­tures and 128GB stor­age with microSD expand­abil­i­ty, keeps back­ground app reloads to a min­i­mum and allows for a healthy num­ber of installed apps with­out a con­stant purge. For day-to-day tasks and light gam­ing, the HOT60i feels respon­sive and depend­able.

HOT 60i Cam­era 50MP clear cam­era with AI help not a flag­ship, but impres­sive­ly com­pe­tent

A sin­gle 50MP rear cam­era with a bright f/1.6 aper­ture forms the main imag­ing sys­tem. Infinix adds soft­ware-smarts like AIGC Por­traits and Super Night modes, which work togeth­er to lift shots in low light and pro­duce pleas­ing sub­ject sep­a­ra­tion when need­ed. The rear dual flash helps in very low light and the phone can record 2K at 30fps and 1080p at 60fps for every­day video use.

In day­light the cam­era ren­ders pleas­ing col­ors with a good lev­el of detail for social shar­ing. Por­traits ben­e­fit from the AIGC pro­cess­ing, which sharp­ens the sub­ject and smooths back­ground dis­trac­tions with­out push­ing skin tones into an arti­fi­cial zone most of the time. Night mode is where the soft­ware shines: it pulls out usable detail and reduces noise bet­ter than many oth­er phones in the price brack­et.

The 5MP front cam­era is under­stand­ably mod­est; it’s fine for video calls and the occa­sion­al self­ie for social media, but don’t expect the res­o­lu­tion and dynam­ic range of mid-to-pre­mi­um self­ie cam­eras.

Bat­tery life and charg­ing marathon-wor­thy with sen­si­ble charg­ing

The 6000 mAh bat­tery is the head­line fig­ure here. In every­day mixed usage mes­sag­ing, some brows­ing, video stream­ing, and occa­sion­al gam­ing the phone eas­i­ly lasts through a full two-day cycle for mod­er­ate users and com­fort­ably through a sin­gle long day for heav­ier users. Infinix’s claims about hours of music play­back and call time reflect the prac­ti­cal real­i­ty: the endurance is excel­lent.

Charg­ing is con­ser­v­a­tive by today’s stan­dards: an 18W charg­er tops the phone and there’s wired reverse charg­ing if you need to top up anoth­er device on the go. This isn’t about break­neck recharge times it’s about last­ing through a week­end trip with­out the charg­er.

Soft­ware and AI fea­tures XOS 15 on Android 15 AI tools that feel use­ful, not gim­micky

Run­ning XOS 15 based on Android 15, the HOT 60i brings One-Tap Infinix AI and a hand­ful of intel­li­gent tools like Cir­cle to Search, AI Eras­er, and AI Exten­der. These feel cohe­sive rather than scat­tered: the AI tools accel­er­ate com­mon chores such as extract­ing text, remov­ing unwant­ed objects from pho­tos, or sum­ma­riz­ing on-screen con­tent.

In dai­ly use, the OS is described as clean and smooth. While XOS his­tor­i­cal­ly packs more fea­tures than stock Android, XOS 15 seems to strike a bet­ter bal­ance, trim­ming redun­dant items and keep­ing the inter­face snap­py.

Con­nec­tiv­i­ty and unique fea­tures true 5G and walkie-talkie-style Ultra Link

The HOT60i sup­ports 5G bands used by major car­ri­ers in many mar­kets, and Infinix has high­light­ed com­pat­i­bil­i­ty with net­works such as Jio, Air­tel, and Vi. But what stands out is a sur­pris­ing addi­tion: Walkie-Talkie Con­nec­tiv­i­ty, an Infinix peer-to-peer fea­ture that allows com­mu­ni­ca­tion between two Infinix phones with­out a net­work. It uses a short-range link to let users send voice mes­sages direct­ly a handy fea­ture for events, treks, or places with­out cov­er­age, and one that dif­fer­en­ti­ates the HOT60i from most com­peti­tors.

Oth­er use­ful fea­tures include Blue­tooth 5.4, dual nano-SIM plus microSD slot, Wi‑Fi sup­port, side-mount­ed fin­ger­print sen­sor, and an IR blaster for quick remote con­trol func­tions.

Dura­bil­i­ty IP64 rat­ing and TUV SUD assur­ances

The IP64 dust and splash resis­tance cer­ti­fied by TUV SUD gives the HOT60i a small but mean­ing­ful piece of mind. This isn’t a phone to take swim­ming, and Infinix is clear that ingress from sub­mer­sion is not cov­ered by war­ran­ty. Still, for dai­ly life, sud­den rain, or an acci­den­tal spill, that extra resilience mat­ters.

Ver­dict who should buy the HOT 60i ? https://infinixmobiles.in/pages/hot60i

The HOT60i is built for users who want the basics per­fect­ed. If bat­tery life is your top pri­or­i­ty, you want a big, smooth dis­play for video and social media, and you appre­ci­ate help­ful AI fea­tures with­out a flag­ship price tag, this phone checks most of the box­es. It isn’t aimed at cam­era purists or ultra-com­pet­i­tive mobile gamers who want the absolute last frame-per-sec­ond. Instead, it is a thought­ful­ly bal­anced pack­age that errs on the side of longevi­ty and prac­ti­cal fea­tures.

For the price brack­et it tar­gets, Infinix has aimed for a phone that removes annoy­ing com­pro­mis­es decent cam­eras, robust bat­tery, flu­id dis­play rather than one that chas­es head­line specs with com­pro­mis­es else­where. If that’s your phi­los­o­phy, the HOT60i deserves a close look.

Full spec­i­fi­ca­tions

Fea­ture	Spec­i­fi­ca­tion
Mod­el	Infinix HOT60i (X6730)
Dimen­sions	167.64 x 77.67 x 8.14 mm
Weight	199 g
Plat­form / OS	XOS 15.1 (Android 15)
Chipset	Medi­aTek Dimen­si­ty 6400 (6nm)
CPU	2x Arm Cor­tex-A76 @ 2.5 GHz + 6x Cor­tex-A55 @ 2.0 GHz
GPU	Mali-G57
AnTu­Tu (claimed)	450K+
Mem­o­ry (RAM)	4GB / 6GB / 8GB (with 4GB extend­ed RAM option)
Stor­age (ROM)	128GB (eMMC)
Expand­able Stor­age	microSD (up to 2TB)
Mem­o­ry Type	LPDDR4X
Dis­play Size	6.75 inch­es
Screen Ratio	20:9 (approx. 90.3% screen-to-body)
Res­o­lu­tion	HD+ 720 x 1600
Pan­el Type	IPS a‑Si LCD
Refresh Rate	60Hz / 90Hz / 120Hz (adap­tive)
Touch Sam­pling Rate	Up to 240Hz
Bright­ness	560 nits (typ), 670 nits (HBM)
Col­or Gamut	NTSC: 83% (typ­i­cal)
Rear Cam­era	50MP, f/1.6, PDAF, FOV 73.8°
Front Cam­era	5MP, f/2.0, FOV 65.3°
Flash	Rear Dual Flash
Video Record­ing	Rear/Front: 2K@30fps; 1080p@30/60fps; 720p@30fps; Slow Motion: 720p@120fps
Cam­era Modes	Vlog, Video, AI Cam, Por­trait, Super Night, Slow Motion, Time-Lapse, Dual Video, Sky Shop, Pro, Panora­ma, Doc­u­ments
Audio	DTS; MP3, FLAC, OGG, WAV etc. sup­port­ed; 3.5mm head­phone jack
Bat­tery Capac­i­ty	6000 mAh (typ)
Charg­ing	18W (7.5V/2.4A) wired char­gi

Final thoughts

If you want a phone that refus­es to die mid­day, appre­ci­ates a smooth screen for every­day scrolling, and offers a sen­si­ble cam­era expe­ri­ence enhanced by prac­ti­cal AI tools, the HOT60i is a strong con­tender. It doesn’t pre­tend to be a flag­ship, but it isn’t try­ing to trick you either it offers straight­for­ward val­ue, smart soft­ware touch­es, and bul­let­proof bat­tery endurance. For many users, espe­cial­ly those upgrad­ing from old­er bud­get devices, that com­bi­na­tion will feel like a mean­ing­ful step up.