Infinix 2018 gift to Mankind: Hot 6 Pro

 Hong Kong-based smartphone manufacturer Infinix is back again with a boom, this time with
Infinix Hot 6 and Infinix Hot 6 Pro.
The new gadget is being launched this year in Kenya and has been sending teasers with the hash tag
#6isComing   and #DoubleAmazing.
Having used the Hot 5 Pro, i do  not expect any disappointment given my experience and review in December 2017, the new device should be mind blowing.

Read: Review of  mind blowing Hot 5 Pro

The phone will be the company’s first device with a FullView display in Kenya.
I also expect it to be  embrace the 18:9 aspect ratio and it is not surprising to see Infinix join in too.
The 5 Pro flagship had  a 12-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 16-megapixel front shooter, so the new device will sure capture memories better than any i have seen in recent past.




 With Hot 5 pro having 6GB of RAM with 128GB of internal storage and a Helio P25 processor (MT6757), i will not be surprised if the 6 pro phone has Snapdragon processor for either or both of the two devices.



I expect it to have the 'youthful' touch that comes with with the manufacturer given the kind of campaigns they put up, but as well as focus on the middle class who purchased the Hot 5 and Hot 5 Pro early in the year.


The possibility of having possibility of dual cameras, a first for the Hot series excites me given my love for photography.
On the teaser images on the Infinix social media pages, the devise will leave many breathless with its size and the new 18:9 aspect ratio.

The Hot 6 is expected to host the usual Mediatek 64-bit CPU built on ARM Cortex-A53 Chip, in order to keep cost low.







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