NEW DELHI: Infinix lists the Hot 70 Pro at Rs 24,999 for 6GB RAM with 128GB storage and Rs 27,999 for 8GB RAM with 128GB storage. The cheaper configuration was marked out of stock in every listed colour, while the 8GB configuration was available in all listed colours.
| RAM and storage | Colour | Listed price | Store availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6GB / 128GB | Silk Glow Purple | Rs 24,999 | Out of stock |
| 8GB / 128GB | Silk Glow Purple | Rs 27,999 | In stock |
| 6GB / 128GB | Dive Blue | Rs 24,999 | Out of stock |
| 8GB / 128GB | Dive Blue | Rs 27,999 | In stock |
| 6GB / 128GB | Thermo Orange | Rs 24,999 | Out of stock |
| 8GB / 128GB | Thermo Orange | Rs 27,999 | In stock |
| 6GB / 128GB | Mirage Green | Rs 24,999 | Out of stock |
| 8GB / 128GB | Mirage Green | Rs 27,999 | In stock |
What the price table covers
The figures come from the product page on Infinix's India store, including the variant records attached to that page. They are the handset prices displayed before any conditional bank benefit. The store shows promotional benefits separately, so those have not been subtracted from the amounts above.
Both configurations have the same advertised internal storage. The change between the price levels is physical RAM. Silk Glow Purple, Dive Blue, Thermo Orange and Mirage Green all carry the same price within a memory configuration; the public listing shows no colour premium.
The stock distinction matters because the headline entry price is a listed amount, while the configuration the page initially presents is the available 8GB version. An out-of-stock record is not a delivery promise. The table preserves that distinction instead of treating every listed combination as ready to order.
An LCD screen with a separate rear display
Infinix specifies a 6.76-inch LCD panel with a resolution of 1080 x 2344 pixels and refresh rates reaching 144Hz. Its detailed specifications identify the screen material as LCD. That description is more precise than the broader FHD display wording used in the product highlights.
The phone also has an Active Matrix Cube on the back. Infinix describes this as a small, customisable pixel display for notifications, emoji and games. It is a separate interaction surface, so its presence should not be confused with the size or technology of the main screen.
The advertised refresh rate describes the display. It does not establish a tested frame rate for every game or application. The price listing supplies hardware specifications, rather than independent measurements of animation smoothness, sustained gaming performance or outdoor readability.
Processor, memory and cameras
The specified processor is MediaTek's Dimensity 7100 5G, and the software listing is XOS 16 based on Android 16. Infinix also lists extended RAM alongside the physical RAM configurations. The price table uses the physical RAM figure, which keeps the memory choices comparable.
For photographs, the detailed specification names a 50MP Sony IMX882 main camera and an 8MP front camera. The main camera supports autofocus. Infinix lists modes including portrait, night, panorama, documents and time-lapse, but those mode names alone do not establish image quality.
The SIM specification allows nano-SIM cards alongside a microSD card. That is relevant to the shared 128GB storage specification: the page describes a memory-card route as well as the built-in storage. No unsupported maximum card capacity has been added to this price guide.
Battery, connections and warranty
The official battery specification is 6000mAh, with 45W charging and reverse charging rated at up to 10W. These are capacity and charging specifications. They do not provide a universal daily runtime, since the price page does not establish how long an individual user's combination of calls, navigation and video will last.
Other listed features include USB Type-C, NFC, a side fingerprint sensor and an infrared blaster. Infinix gives the handset an IP68 rating. That rating should be read alongside the company's warranty terms, rather than treated as a promise that every kind of liquid damage will receive free repair.
The limited warranty covers manufacturing defects under normal use for one year from the original retail purchase. Its exclusions include accidental damage and liquid contact. The verified price range therefore describes the handset listing, with availability shown separately and service coverage governed by the published warranty.
Official sources: Hot 70 Pro prices and specifications; Infinix limited warranty.
