Infinix Hot 60 Series Clears TÜV Certification, Hints at Imminent Launch 

Highlights

  • Infinix Hot 60 series phones have received TÜV Rheinland certification, hinting at an upcoming launch.
  • The lineup includes Hot 60 5G (X6726B), Hot 60i (X6728, X6728B), and Hot 60 Pro+ (X6886).
  • All models support fast charging via USB, as per the listings.

.
Infinix Smart 10

Infinix is gearing up to launch its next-generation Hot series smartphones, and the TÜV Rheinland certification confirms it’s almost ready. Three upcoming models: Infinix Hot 60 5G, Infinix Hot 60i, and Infinix Hot 60 Pro+, have now appeared on the certification site, suggesting the brand is close to making them official. 

The listings reveal some key specifications and model numbers for each device: 

  • Infinix Hot 60 5G bears the model number X6726B
  • Infinix Hot 60i comes in two variants: X6728 and X6728B
  • Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ is listed with the model number X6886

All three devices are certified under the standard IEC 62368-1:2018, ensuring compliance with international safety norms for electronic equipment. The certification also confirms support for multiple charging inputs, ranging from 5.0V to 11.0V via USB, and internal batteries rated at 5060mAh and 5100mAh, indicating that the phones will likely support fast charging. 

While the listings don’t reveal much about core hardware like the chipset or cameras, they do point to a continued focus on battery life and charging flexibility, a signature trait in Infinix’s budget and mid-range phones. 

The TÜV certifications were issued between June 6 and June 12, signalling that the official launch could be just around the corner. Given the naming, the Hot 60 5G is expected to be the top-tier model with next-gen connectivity, while the Hot 60i and Hot 60 Pro+ might cater to more affordable 4G and performance-oriented segments, respectively. 

We’ll likely hear more about the Infinix Hot 60 lineup in the coming weeks, including specifications, pricing, and availability.

No posts to display