Introduction of Infinix Hot 50 Pro Plus

The Infinix Hot 50 Pro+ is a low-priced, slim handset intended to provide better-than-expected performance with a 120Hz AMOLED, 6.78-inch bright display, feather-light, and a very long battery life. This manual unfolds all that, like specifications, lab-like test procedures, camera samples, real-world impressions, how to purchase, and where to find one.

At-a-glance specs

Short spec highlight: 6.78″ 120Hz AMOLED, MediaTek Helio G100, 8GB RAM + 128/256GB storage, 5000mAh battery, ultra-thin 6.8 mm chassis, ~162 g weight.

Item	Detail
Display	6.78-inch 3D-curved AMOLED, FHD+ (~1080×2436), 120Hz
Chipset	MediaTek Helio G100
CPU	Octa-core (2×2.2 GHz Cortex-A76 + 6×2.0 GHz Cortex-A55)
GPU	Mali-G57 MC2
RAM / Storage	8GB RAM + 128 / 256GB (expandable via microSD)
Front camera	Single selfie (spec varies by region)
Rear cameras	Dual/triple, depending on SKU — main sensor + auxiliary lenses
Battery	5000 mAh (fast wired charging supported)
OS	Android 14 with XOS (vendor skin)
Weight / Thickness	~162 g, 6.8 mm thin
Colors	Sleek Black, Titanium Grey, Glacier Blue, Dreamy Purple (varies)
Release	Launched Oct 2024 (regional rollouts followed)

Design & Build — thin, light, and modern

Hot 50 Pro+ sells better than its price tag suggests because it has a chassis that reads and feels significantly more expensive than the others. It is thin at about 6.8 mm and weighs approximately 162 g, making it quite thin and lightweight in comparison to numerous competitors who place more emphasis on the size of the battery at the expense of weight. The curved edges on the 3D display of AMOLED enhance the current look and ensure that one-handed accessibility is comfortable.

Small, useful design notes:

• Finishes: Matte and gloss options exist; Dreamy Purple and Glacier Blue are the most eye-catching variants.
• Buttons: Traditional right-side power and volume; SIM tray sits on the left. The fingerprint sensor can be side-mounted or under-display, depending on SKU/region.
• Durability: No official IP68 on most variants — treat the phone as splash-resistant at best.
• Ergonomics: Despite its size, the phone feels balanced thanks to the thin frame and rounded back edges.

Verdict on design: Very good for the price. The Hot 50 Pro+ manages to feel slim and premium in ways many budget phones do not.

Display — main strength

The headline of the Hot 50 Pro+ is the display. The 6.78-inch AMOLED display, with an intrinsic refresh rate of 120Hz, makes animations, transitions within apps, and scrolling really smooth within the segment. Colors are bright, blacks are rich (at least by OLED standards), and contrast is better than any LCD competitor in this price range. The brightness in reality is sufficient to be used outdoors in most cases, but the highest nit values may differ depending on the production batch and location.

Practical points:

• Refresh rate modes: 60Hz / 90Hz / 120Hz (some SKUs auto-switch depending on settings).
• Resolution: FHD+ — sharp across this size and density.
• Protection: Certain SKUs list Corning glass; confirm local spec sheets.
• Recommendation: Use 120Hz for the best feel; switch to 60Hz for battery conservation when needed.

Performance — everyday use & gaming

The Hot 50 Pro+ is powered by the MediaTek Helio G100 and is aimed at everyday efficiency as opposed to benchmark supremacy. The chipset manages multitasking, social applications, video streaming, and workflow productivity without complications. In the case of gaming, the Mali-G57 MC2 can handle casual games and most e-sport games at medium settings, but will not be able to maintain performance with heavy AAA games due to limitations of the GPU and thermal throttling.

What to expect:

• Daily tasks: Smooth and responsive — apps, multitasking, media playback all behave well.
• Gaming: Casual games and less demanding e-sports titles run fine; for higher fidelity, you’ll need reduced graphics and lower frame caps.
• Thermals: Expect warmth under load, not extreme heat, but enough to trigger some throttling during sustained gaming.
• Tip: Turn on XOS “Performance” mode for short gaming bursts and kill background apps for more consistent FPS.

Battery & charging

A 5000 mAh cell packaged inside a slim frame is a key selling point. Combined with an efficient AMOLED and a midrange SoC, the phone delivers strong endurance: a full day under mixed use is the norm, and lighter users will commonly see more than one day. Inclusions such as fast wired charging mean you won’t be tethered to a charger for too long when you do top up.

Suggested test methodology: record 0→50, 0→80, and 0→100 times using the included charger, and clearly note wattage and firmware version.

Practical tips:

• Keep 120Hz for the best feel; if you need extra runtime, step down to 60Hz or use battery saver modes.
• Background refresh and location services will affect screen-on times substantially; optimize these for longer endurance.

Camera — capable but not a leader

The camera system is pragmatic: good for daylight stills and social sharing, less impressive in low light or when you need fine detail preservation. The main sensor produces pleasant color and usable dynamic range in bright conditions. Night photography relies on aggressive noise reduction and software-driven enhancement, which can smooth detail.

Camera tips:

• Daylight: Auto mode typically yields the best balance of exposure and color.
• Night: Use night mode where available; bracket exposures manually if you want better dynamic range.
• Video: Common resolutions supported; stabilization is typically software-based (EIS) and effective for casual clips.
• Selfies: Fine for social posts—natural tones but not studio-grade detail.

Recommendation: If photography is a top priority, look higher in the price band. If you want a balanced phone for media and occasional photos, it’s fine.

Software & updates

Ships with Android 14 layered with Infinix’s XOS skin. The interface offers many vendor features, some useful extras, and a handful of preinstalled apps, which you can often disable. Update cadence has improved in recent generations, but long-term update guarantees still depend on region and SKU — check official promises before buying if OS longevity matters to you.

Practical software notes:

• Expect some vendor apps (bloatware) — many can be disabled.
• Check for OTA updates on first boot; initial patches can materially improve cameras, battery behavior, and stability.
• Use the built-in device maintenance tools to control autostart apps and background processes.

Connectivity & extras

The Hot 50 Pro+ comes with a well-rounded set of connectivity features common to midrange phones:

• Dual SIM capability with 4G LTE support (band support is SKU-dependent).
• Wi-Fi (modern standards), Bluetooth, and usually a microSD slot for storage expansion.
• NFC availability varies by market — confirm if you rely on contactless payments.

Price & value — where it stands

Positioned as a value phone, the Hot 50 Pro+ sells the look and feel of higher-end devices (slim frame, curved AMOLED) while accepting tradeoffs in raw processing power and camera excellence. Local retail pricing fluctuates by region, retailer, warranty, promotions, and stock. In many markets, the Hot 50 Pro+ competes aggressively on price vs features — a good monitor for buyers prioritizing display and battery.

Smart buying tips

• Compare official store and marketplace listings (local and international).
• Look for bundled accessories or promotions (extra warranty, charger, trade-in deals).
• Time purchases around sales and holidays for deeper discounts.

Competitors & alternatives

If you’re shopping in the same budget bracket, consider:

• Other Infinix models (Note and Zero families) for different trade-offs (performance vs cameras).
• Xiaomi/Redmi and Realme midrange offerings often favor slightly better chipsets for similar money.
• Samsung Galaxy A-series — slightly pricier but typically better long-term software support.

Short recommendations by persona:

• Gamer: Pick a phone with a stronger SoC (Dimensity 7000+, Snapdragon 7 series).
• Camera-first: Look at phones with larger sensors, optical stabilization, and multi-lens arrays.
• Battery/media user: Hot 50 Pro+ is compelling due to the AMOLED and 5000 mAh battery.

Detailed pros & cons

Pros

• Gorgeous 6.78″ 120Hz AMOLED — Arguably best-in-class at this price.
• Slim, light design that feels premium.
• Long battery life paired with fast wired charging.
• Smooth daily performance for typical users.

Cons

• Camera performance is average, especially at night.
• Not designed for extended high-end gaming — GPU is mid-range.
• Software update policy and long-term support vary by market and SKU.

Real-world checklist before buying

• Confirm the exact SKU for your country and supported LTE bands.
• Verify RAM/storage variant and confirm microSD slot presence.
• Check retailer price, warranty details, and the return policy.
• Read hands-on reviews and view camera samples and full-size crops from trusted outlets.

How we tested

Battery

1. Fully charge to 100% and perform a calibration cycle.
2. For a loop test: play a local video on loop at 50% brightness, 120Hz, Wi-Fi on, Airplane mode off — log hours until depletion.
3. Record charger type and wattage used for each charging test (0→50, 0→80, 0→100).

Gaming

1. Run the same game at fixed settings for 30 minutes, record average FPS and surface temperature with an IR thermometer.
2. Note ambient temperature during tests.

Benchmarks

1. Run the same benchmark suite (e.g., Geekbench, 3DMark) with battery >50% and in the same performance profile.
2. Log scores and ensure background apps are closed.

Cameras

1. Capture identical scenes in daylight, indoor, and night conditions with default and night modes.
2. Include full-resolution crops and EXIF data for transparency.

Who should buy

• You want a large, bright 6.78″ 120Hz AMOLED for media, social apps, and silky scrolling.
• You prefer a light, slim phone that feels refined in hand.
• You want the most display and battery value for basic daily use — browsing, streaming, social, and navigation.
• You value long battery endurance and fast wired charging without a flagship price tag.

Call to action

Thinking of buying? If a large, fluid 120Hz AMOLED screen and dependable battery life matter most, the Infinix Hot 50 Pro+ deserves a shortlist spot. Compare local prices, inspect camera samples, and check SKU band support before finalizing your purchase.

FAQs

Conclusion

Infinix Hot 50 Pro+ is a great offer to consumers who desire a high-quality appearance, a slim handset with a high-quality AMOLED display, and a huge battery capacity at a reasonable price. It is perfect when consumed by the media, as a social user, as a commuter, and when someone is concerned with a light and attractive device more than with the highest quality of photography or uncompromising gaming. It can be skipped when the best-in-class camera systems or sustained heavy gaming performance are the most important to you.