If you remember the Infinix Hot 60i as a phone that launched around Rs 35,000, your memory is correct — and completely out of date. After repeated increases, most recently on 1 August 2026, its official price in Pakistan is now Rs 58,999 for the 6GB model and Rs 61,999 for the 8GB model — roughly Rs 20,000 more than its launch-era pricing, barely fourteen months later.
Worse, the internet has not caught up: launch-era prices, pre-hike prices and one unexplained Rs 4,000-higher “official” price all circulate at once. This guide sorts out which numbers are real, tells the full price story, and gives you the street prices that actually matter if you are buying one.
Infinix Hot 60i Official Price in Pakistan
| Variant | Official price (Oct 2026) | Street price from |
|---|---|---|
| 6GB RAM + 128GB storage | Rs 58,999 | ~Rs 52,495 |
| 8GB RAM + 256GB storage | Rs 61,999 | check in store |
These are the post-hike official figures effective 1 August 2026, reported at the time and still listed by Pakistan’s main trackers in October 2026. Official-channel units are PTA approved with official warranty.
The unusual part is the second column: street prices sit well below the official price. Aggregated retailer listings on 22 October 2026 showed the 6/128 starting at Rs 52,495 (about Rs 6,500 under official), with other established retailers at Rs 54,999 and Rs 55,499, and some still selling at the full Rs 58,999. When a phone’s street price falls this far below its official price, it usually means the official price ran ahead of what the market will pay — which is exactly this phone’s story.
The Price Story: From Rs 35,000 to Rs 58,999
- 12 August 2025 — Pakistan launch. The Hot 60i arrived with launch-era listings around Rs 35,000–42,000 depending on variant and seller.
- 4 December 2025 — another hike. An official circular to authorised dealers raised the 8/256 to Rs 40,999 — and reporting at the time already called it the model’s second increase.
- Before August 2026 — official price reaches Rs 54,999 / Rs 57,999.
- 1 August 2026 — the big one. As part of an Infinix-wide increase of up to 15%, the Hot 60i rose by Rs 4,000 on both variants, to Rs 58,999 (6/128) and Rs 61,999 (8/256), where it remains.
- October 2026 — NOT cut. Infinix’s October reductions covered the Smart 20, Hot 70 and Hot 70 Pro only. The Hot 60i was not in the list, and no October cut for it has been reported. Anyone advertising it at ~Rs 35,000 today is showing you a launch-era price, not a deal.
Three Listing Traps Around This Phone
1. The Rs 62,999 / Rs 65,999 “official” price. Two price sites currently list both variants exactly Rs 4,000 above the figures above, labelled as official. No retailer corroborates them — actual retail tops out at the Rs 61,999 level. It may be an unreported further hike or a shared bad data feed (the same two sites also published a Rs 1,000-higher “official” set for Samsung’s Galaxy A06 this month). Until a retailer or Infinix itself confirms it, do not treat Rs 62,999 / Rs 65,999 as the official price.
2. The 8GB model that looks cheaper than the 6GB model. Several big trackers still show the 8/256 at Rs 57,999 — Rs 1,000 less than the 6GB model. That is not a bargain; it is a stale page. Rs 57,999 was the 8/256’s price before the August 2026 hike to Rs 61,999, and those pages were never updated.
3. Launch prices still indexed as current. Pages quoting Rs 24,999–34,999 for this phone are showing 2025 launch-era figures (or overseas prices converted from dollars). At those numbers, no official PTA-approved stock exists in October 2026. The realistic used-market range, for reference, is roughly Rs 40,000–49,000.
Infinix Hot 60i Full Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Display | 6.7-inch IPS LCD, 720 × 1600 (HD+), 120Hz, up to 700 nits (HBM) |
| Processor | MediaTek Helio G81 Ultimate (12nm), Mali-G52 MC2 GPU |
| RAM / Storage | 6GB/128GB · 8GB/256GB (LPDDR4X + eMMC 5.1), dedicated microSDXC slot |
| Rear camera | 50MP (autofocus) + auxiliary lens, dual-LED flash, video up to 1440p@30fps |
| Front camera | 8MP |
| Battery | 5,160mAh, 45W fast charging (50% in ~24 minutes), 10W reverse wired charging, bypass charging |
| Software | Android 15, XOS 15.1 |
| Durability | IP64 dust/splash resistance, drop resistance up to 1.5m |
| Build | 166 × 76.6 × 7.7 mm, 188g |
| Extras | Side fingerprint, stereo speakers, 3.5mm jack, FM radio, IR blaster, USB-C 2.0, Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Colours | Sleek Black, Titanium Silver, Shadow Blue, Neon Red, Meadow Green, Soul Eye Purple |
| Network | 4G only — no 5G |
Two spec-sheet cautions: one Pakistan retail site lists a 6.78-inch display — that is the Hot 60 Pro’s screen size; the Hot 60i is 6.7 inches. And the battery/charging jump over the old Hot 50i (5,000mAh, 18W) is real: 45W charging with bypass charging is a genuine quality-of-life upgrade for gamers.
Careful: The Hot 60i 5G Is a Different, India-Only Phone
There is also an Infinix Hot 60i 5G — a separate model announced for India with a Dimensity 6400 chip, a 6,000mAh battery and 18W charging. It has not been officially launched in Pakistan, and some Pakistani sites mix its specifications (6,000mAh, 18W, “has 5G”) into the local Hot 60i’s pages. Pakistan’s Hot 60i is the 4G Helio G81 Ultimate model in the table above. If a seller offers you 5G on this phone, check the box and the chipset before paying.
Our Verdict: Buy It at Street Price, Not at Official Price
Judged purely as hardware — a smooth 120Hz screen, 45W charging, IP64 protection, Android 15 and a big battery — the Hot 60i is a likeable phone. The problem is purely its price journey. At the street level around Rs 52,500, it is a reasonable buy. At the official Rs 58,999, it is squeezed hard from above: after October’s price cut, the newer Infinix Hot 70 (6/128) sits at Rs 64,999 — only about Rs 6,000 more — and at street prices the gap narrows further.
So: hunt for the street price, confirm PTA approval and official warranty, ignore any listing still quoting 2025 prices — and if every seller near you is at the full official figure, price the Hot 70 before you decide.
The August 2026 increase behind these prices was reported in Flare’s coverage of Infinix’s August 2026 price increase, with current figures cross-checked against Pakistani trackers and retailer listings on 22 October 2026.
Also read: Infinix Price Cuts in Pakistan (October 2026) · Samsung Galaxy A06 Price in Pakistan
FAQs
Q: What is the Infinix Hot 60i price in Pakistan today? The official price is Rs 58,999 for the 6GB + 128GB variant and Rs 61,999 for the 8GB + 256GB variant — the figures in force since the 1 August 2026 increase and still listed by the main trackers in October 2026. Street prices are lower: aggregated retailer listings showed the 6/128 from about Rs 52,495 on 22 October 2026, with several established stores between Rs 54,999 and Rs 58,999. Two websites list Rs 62,999 / Rs 65,999 as “official”, but no retailer corroborates that set, so do not pay it without verification.
Q: Did the Hot 60i get cheaper in October 2026 like other Infinix phones? No. Infinix’s October 2026 reductions covered the Smart 20 (down Rs 2,000–3,000), the Hot 70 (down Rs 4,000) and the Hot 70 Pro (down Rs 3,000). The Hot 60i was not included, and its last verified official change is the 1 August 2026 increase of Rs 4,000 per variant. Listings showing it near Rs 35,000 are displaying its August 2025 launch-era price.
Q: Why do some sites show the 8GB Hot 60i cheaper than the 6GB model? Because those 8GB pages are stale. Rs 57,999 was the 8/256 variant’s official price before the August 2026 hike; after the hike it is Rs 61,999, but several trackers never updated their 8GB pages — while their 6GB pages show the new Rs 58,999. An 8GB model genuinely cheaper than the 6GB model would be a pricing error, not a deal: verify the variant and price with the seller before paying.
Q: Infinix Hot 60i or Hot 70 — which is the better buy now? At official prices, the Hot 70 has become hard to ignore: its October cut to Rs 64,999 puts it only about Rs 6,000 above the Hot 60i’s Rs 58,999 official price, for the newer model. The Hot 60i fights back on the street, where it can be found around Rs 52,500 — at that level the saving over the Hot 70 is real and the 60i’s package (120Hz screen, 45W charging, IP64, Android 15) is strong. Rule of thumb: Hot 60i at street price, Hot 70 at official price.