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| See the Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ design and key features before checking its latest price in Nigeria. |
Infinix Hot 60 Pro+: A 5.95mm Phone Built Around Being Thin
At 5.95mm, the Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ is built around a single idea: thinness as the headline feature, in a segment where most phones are 8-9mm thick. Everything else about the phone — the AMOLED screen, the camera, the charging speed — is solid rather than remarkable. If a slim, light phone in the hand matters to you more than raw specs, this is the reason to consider it over Infinix's other mid-range options.
What You're Actually Getting for the Slim Build
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 5.95mm |
| Display | 6.78" AMOLED, 144Hz |
| Chipset | MediaTek Helio G200 |
| Network | 4G only (not 5G, despite some listings suggesting otherwise) |
| RAM / storage | 8GB / 128GB or 256GB |
| Camera | 50MP main (Sony IMX882) |
| Battery | 5,160mAh, 45W wired charging |
| Software | Android 15, XOS 15.1 |
The Trade-Off: Is a Slim Phone Also a Capable One?
Building a phone this thin usually means compromises elsewhere, so here's where the Hot 60 Pro+ compensates and where it doesn't:
Where it holds up:
- - A 144Hz AMOLED panel is a genuinely premium inclusion at this price, not the LCD screen you'd expect from a "slim gimmick" phone
- - A 50MP main camera using a well-regarded Sony sensor performs above its price bracket in daylight
Where the thinness likely costs you:
- - 5,160mAh is a respectable battery, but slimmer phones generally can't match the 6,000mAh+ cells now common in bulkier mid-rangers
- - The MediaTek Helio G200 is a capable 4G chipset for everyday use, but it's not built for demanding 3D games the way a Snapdragon 7-series chip is
Clearing Up the 5G Confusion
Some early listings and pre-launch coverage suggested the Hot 60 Pro+ would ship with 5G. The version that actually launched runs on the Helio G200, which is 4G only. If 5G is a requirement for you, this isn't the phone — look at Infinix's Note or Zero series instead.
Price in Nigeria
| Configuration | Approximate price |
|---|---|
| 8GB / 128GB | From roughly ₦271,200 |
| 8GB / 256GB | Up to roughly ₦350,000 |
Pricing has eased somewhat since its July 2025 launch, when retail prices sat closer to ₦300,000–₦375,000. Check current listings before buying, since Infinix pricing shifts between retailers.
Hot 60 Pro+ vs. Hot 60 Pro (Standard)
These are two different phones, not the same device at two prices:
| Hot 60 Pro+ | Hot 60 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Display | AMOLED, 144Hz | LCD panel |
| Build | 5.95mm slim design | Standard thickness |
| Price | ₦271,200–₦350,000 | ₦152,000–₦200,000 |
If the slim design and AMOLED screen aren't priorities, the standard Hot 60 Pro is the cheaper, more conventional option.
Who Should Buy the Hot 60 Pro+
- - Buyers who want a phone that feels noticeably lighter and slimmer in daily carry than almost anything else in its price range
- - Casual users who value screen quality (AMOLED, 144Hz) over gaming horsepower
- - Photography-focused users who want a strong daylight camera without paying Note-series prices
If a bigger battery or 5G matters more to you than how the phone feels in your pocket, Infinix's Note series is the better fit — see our review of the Note 60 Pro for what that trade-off looks like in practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ a 5G phone?
No. It uses the MediaTek Helio G200, a 4G chipset, despite some early rumours suggesting 5G support.
How thin is the Hot 60 Pro+?
5.95mm, among the slimmest phones sold in its price segment in Nigeria.
What's the difference between the Hot 60 Pro+ and the standard Hot 60 Pro?
The Plus has an AMOLED 144Hz display and a slimmer build, at a higher price than the LCD-equipped standard model.
How much does it cost in Nigeria?
Roughly ₦271,200 to ₦350,000, depending on configuration and retailer.
Conclusion
The Hot 60 Pro+ is a phone built around a single selling point — how thin and light it feels — backed by a genuinely good AMOLED display and daylight camera. It's not the phone to buy for 5G or all-day heavy gaming, but as a comfortable, good-looking daily driver, the trade-off works.
