The Infinix HOT 70 Pro is the top model in Infinix's HOT range for 2026, and it brings 5G and a large battery to a price under Rs 100,000. If you searched for the Infinix Hot 70 Pro price in Pakistan, this guide gives the current price range, the specs that matter, and what to compare it with before you buy.
Infinix Hot 70 Pro price in Pakistan
| Version | Price range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 8GB RAM, 128GB | Rs 81,199 to Rs 89,999 | launch price around Rs 85,000 |
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Checked 13 October 2026. The lower figure is a discounted price at one retailer, and the higher one is the usual listed price. Infinix's own Pakistan page did not show a price when we checked.
Some sites list other memory versions, but we could not confirm them on Infinix's page, so we only show the 8GB and 128GB version here. The launch report lists six colours, including Thermo Orange, Mirage Green, Silk Glow Purple and Dive Blue. Colour availability varies by shop.
Specs
From the launch report. Infinix's Pakistan product page did not show a spec list when we checked.
| Spec | Infinix HOT 70 Pro 5G |
|---|---|
| Chip | MediaTek Dimensity 7100, 6nm, 5G |
| Display | 6.76-inch IPS LCD, 1080p, up to 144Hz |
| Rear camera | 50MP main (Sony IMX882) |
| Front camera | 8MP |
| Battery | 6,000mAh (Pakistan version) |
| Charging | 45W, charger in the box |
| Water and dust | IP68 |
| Software | Android 16, XOS 16 |
| Updates | 3 Android updates, 5 years of security patches |
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What the numbers mean in daily use
- Battery: 6,000mAh is large for a phone at this price. For most people that means a full day of heavy use, and the 45W charger is included, so you do not need to buy one.
- 5G: the Dimensity 7100 supports 5G, so the phone is ready if your network offers 5G where you live. Check with your operator.
- Screen: 144Hz makes scrolling look smooth. It is an LCD panel, so blacks are not as deep as AMOLED, and it may not look as sharp in direct sun as the best AMOLED phones.
- Camera: one 50MP main camera with a Sony sensor. It has no ultra wide or zoom lens listed, so it suits everyday photos rather than group shots in small rooms.
- IP68: better protection against dust and water than most phones at this price.
- Updates: five years of security patches is good for this price band. It means safer banking and payment apps for longer.
How it compares at this price
Under Rs 100,000 you can also look at:
- Infinix HOT 60 Pro, last year's model, often a little cheaper and with an AMOLED screen.
- Samsung Galaxy A17, if you prefer Samsung's after-sales network and an AMOLED screen.
- vivo Y31d and OPPO A6, both with 7,000mAh class batteries.
We compare these and others in our list of the best mobile under 100000. If Rs 80,000 is too much, see the best mobile under 50000, or read Infinix vs Tecno vs Redmi to choose a budget brand.
HOT 70 Pro or the regular HOT 70?
Infinix also sells a regular HOT 70. When we checked on 13 October 2026, it was listed at about Rs 62,999 to Rs 68,999, so roughly Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000 less than the Pro. We could not confirm its full specs on Infinix's page, so compare the two side by side in the shop before you decide. The questions to ask are simple:
- Does the cheaper model have 5G?
- Is the battery the same size, and is a fast charger in the box?
- Does it have an IP68 rating, or a lower one?
- How many years of security updates does Infinix promise for it?
If the answer is "no" to most of these, the Pro is worth the extra money for anyone who keeps a phone for three years or more.
Who it suits
- Heavy users who want a battery that lasts and a fast charger in the box.
- Students and gamers on a budget who want a fast, smooth screen.
- People who want 5G in a phone they will keep for a few years, with security updates to match.
It is a weaker choice if you want the best screen for videos or a camera with zoom or ultra wide lenses.
Looking after the battery
A 6,000mAh battery is one of the main reasons to buy this phone, so it is worth keeping it healthy:
- Use the charger in the box or a good one with the same rating. Cheap chargers can charge slowly or get hot.
- Avoid leaving the phone in a hot car or in direct sun. Heat wears batteries down faster than anything else.
- You do not need to drain it to zero. Topping up during the day is fine for modern batteries.
- Be careful during load-shedding. If you charge from a UPS or inverter, use a proper plug and avoid loose sockets.
Before you buy
- Confirm it is PTA approved. Dial *#06# and check the IMEI on dirbs.pta.gov.pk or by SMS to 8484. See how to check PTA status by IMEI.
- Check the battery size on the box if you are buying an imported unit. The 5,600mAh version sold in some countries is not the Pakistan version.
- Ask for the warranty card and keep your receipt.
- Compare a few shops. Prices for this phone differed by about Rs 8,800 between listings when we checked.
