Infinix Hot 6 Pro Review - Bezel-less Display, Snapdragon Processor & 4000mAh Battery On A Budget

Hey guys it’s knewkeed from knewkeed.com
and this is the Infinix Hot 6 Pro review.I’ve

used this phone for about a week now and so
far i’ve noticed a few things.

Let’s start off with the design. Infinix
decided to go with a 6” HD+ display. Here,

It’s sitting side by side with the 5.7inch
Hot S3 and a 5.7inch Phantom 8 with 16:9 aspect

ratio. To me, rounded corners and reduced
bezels are even more appealing than the actual

size of the phone. Also, it’s not everyday
you get a dual camera set up from a phone

at this budget.

In terms of everyday handling, it does feel
a lot more comfortable to hold, it’s not

slippery and for a device of this size and
battery capacity, it’s a surprise that they

kept the weight down at around 150grams. It’s
way lighter than the tiny iPhone 10. The touchscreen

is also responsive and super bright outdoors
with great viewing angles

In terms of performance, the Snapdragon 425
has handled my everyday social media and surfing

the web. However, don't expect to breeze in
and out of apps as you would on the Hot S3,

some apps take a second or 2 longer to open.

You get all the perks of using Android 8.0
Oreo complete with Face ID which is actually

faster than on the Hot S3. Though i am still
a bigger fan of fingerprint technology.

We get a variety of notification LED colors
has right out the box which is quite interesting.

When it comes to gaming, yes it played PUBG
on low settings and it ran smoothly. I even

won the battle coz i’m pro in gaming. However,
you can’t pause your heavy games to go peeping

on social media and hope to get back to it,
it would most likely close on you if you got

the 2GB ram variant. Be sure to save your
progress first. I tried to Play Asphalt Extreme

Rally on this guy but that turned out looking
like this.Here’s the Antutu benchmark test

result.
The Infinix Hot 6 Pro spots a 13+2MP dual

lens at the back with dual flash and a 5MP
selfie camera with flash. Auto mode captures

quickly while portrait mode takes about 3
seconds to process image. Here are some of

the photos shot with the camera in daylight
and at night. I did a comparison with the

Hot S3 camera and i’d be leaving a link
above so be sure to check that out.About battery

life, this phone got me through nearly 2 days
of medium usage with 7 hours of screen on

time before it hit 13%. That means it should
get you over 8hours screen on time with medium

to heavy usage. The Hot 6 Pro took a little
over 3 hours to charge from 0-100%.

Now asides taking a long time to charge, the
Hot 6 Pro has a few other cons that may or

may not be referred to as nitpicking for a
device that costs N46,800($130). The display

is super bright outdoors but in it’s lowest
settings, it is not super dim and some love

it that way for night time reading. I found
myself using automatic eye care settings which

helps for reading white pages at night.You
also might miss the 3D front facing speakers

from your Hot 5 too but if i had to pick between
less bezels and one extra speaker, i would

probably still go with less bezels. Let me
know which one you would pick in the comment

section down below. The bottom firing speaker
does a fair job.

I
recall saying that there wasn’t any need

to upgrade from Hot 4 to Hot 5 last year.
However, whether you stayed on the Hot 4 or

you’re using a Hot 5, you should be happy
to know that the hot 6 Pro is a much better

experience in terms of how it handles prolonged
use of everyday apps. It has just enough specs

to handle what the average user needs, the
camera is adequate, the battery life is superb

and it looks and feels like a much better
phone than it actually is.