Infinix

With most manufacturers focusing on delivering large displays, capable chipsets, or appreciable cameras in the mid-range segment, design is something that is increasingly being overlooked on. Infinix, however, has never been particularly shy about experimenting with design, as evident by the recently introduced Infinix Note 60 Pro Pininfarina Edition. The new Hot 70 Pro 5G+ is perhaps yet another one of its ambitious attempts.

What do a 6nm MediaTek Dimensity 7100 processor, 6.7-inch display and 50-megapixel rear camera have in common? Well, this is what forms the base for a number of mid-range (sub-Rs. 30,000) smartphones from Infinix, Tecno and some other brands today. Having recently reviewed the Pova 8 and the Tecno Pova Curve 2, it's easy to see that the Infinix Note Edge also belongs to the same family, thanks to the familiar core hardware found on the aforementioned smartphones.

The smartphone industry globally had quite an exciting month, with April 2026 witnessing launches of some of the most value-for-money mid-range handsets. As the RAM shortage persists, OEMs seem to have been forced to shift their focus to offering better chipsets, larger batteries, and better designs to justify the rising prices of their phones. One such tech firm that showcased its next-generation Note handsets at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) was Infinix. While two of the three models unveiled at the trade show have yet to reach India, the Infinix Note 60 Pro has.