Infinix Hot 70 unboxing and hands-on

Infinix Hot 70 begins a global rollout with the Hot 70 as its first model. The package includes a matching case, a 45W USB-A charger, USB-C earbuds, and the phone. The Thermo Orange variant features a heat-reactive rear panel that darkens when cold and brightens when warm, though the visible change is subtle. The phone is thin at 7.5mm and weighs just under 200g, with a customizable side button and a 6,000mAh battery. It has a nearly flush camera system. The 6.78-inch IPS LCD offers good brightness and smooth 120Hz refresh, but uses 720p resolution that can appear grainy on fine details.

"The orange model has a neat trick up its sleeve heat-reactive rear panel - it gets darker when it's cold, and brighter when it's hot. More on that in a second. We tried to persuade the Thermo Orange Hot 70 to give us a color-changing show, but it wasn't in the mood. In the shots below, the phone on the left was chilled in the freezer for 5 minutes, while the phone on the right was left on a sun-soaked surface (in 27°C/80.6°F weather) for 20 minutes. We can almost see a difference, but it's beyond subtle."

"Infinix's Hot phones usually impress with thin and light bodies, and the 70 follows that trend. It measures 7.5mm and weighs just under 200g. Impressively, it has an extra customizable button on the side and a 6,000mAh battery inside. The buttons have excellent tactility and press firmly. The extra button stands out with its orange color and textured surface."

"The Hot 70 follows that trend. It measures 7.5mm and weighs just under 200g. Impressively, it has an extra customizable button on the side and a 6,000mAh battery inside. The nearly flush camera system is also refreshing in a world filled with bulging camera islands."

"The 6.78-inch IPS LCD upfront gets decently bright and is fluid at 120Hz. However, the 720p resolution is stretched very thin on the nearly 7-inch canvas. You can see some graininess in small details like text. Some definite corner-cutting here. That's to be expected when you're vying for a more affordable price tag."

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