Infinix Hot 50 Series Spotted for the First Time; Five New Models Nearing Launch

Infinix is grinding away at a new series. Through a recent leak, we’ve discovered up to five newer models that seem to be marching down their way to launch: Infinix Hot 50, Hot 50 5G, Hot 50 Pro, Hot 50 Pro+, and Hot 50i. Down below is everything we know about the Hot 50 series.

A leak online pointed us to IMEI’s latest entries on their database, and from there, we found the model codes of all five Hot 50 phones. Hot 50 Pro Plus will rank at the top, and per the listing, this one has a model number X6880. There has never been a Pro Plus device in their “Hot” ranks, so this will be interesting.
Then, we have Infinix Hot 50 Pro in the second position. ‘X6881’ is the model code assigned to this device by the IMEI database. From how they executed the series last time, this might be a non-5G entry. This doesn’t seem to be another formulaic launch. After all, we have two new models in the mix.

Hot 50 5G is also new to this family. IMEI database referred to this device as X6720. It will be better than Hot 50 4G at processing even if it gets the lowest tier Dimensity chip. About the standard Infinix latest Hot model’s IMEI listing, we can confirm that this model will have the code ‘X6882.’
Dead last in this lineup, we’ll be waiting for a Hot 50i. Super affordable and lower entry-level. Don’t expect much in the way of upgrades at this tier. The company will try to keep the cost of this variant as low as possible. That’s all we could ascertain from IMEI’s database, but more will surely come close to their debut.
Join the discussion
A place for your take on the story. Every comment is reviewed.
Add your voice.
Sign in to comment and reply.
Your Google name and photo appear with your comments.
Discussion guidelines
Keep it about the story. Links, spam, profanity, abusive language and sexual content are not allowed. All comments are reviewed before they appear publicly.
Loading discussion…
Comments
Newest firstLooking for an earlier discussion? Open the original article.