Infinix Hot 50 Pro Plus Gaming & Camera Test: Is It Good for PUBG?
The Infinix Hot 50 Pro Plus is famous for its slim design, but can it handle heavy gaming and professional photography? In this real-world test, we push the Helio G100 processor and 50MP Sony IMX camera to their limits. Read our full overview of the device here.
1. Gaming Performance Test (PUBG Mobile)
Many users ask: Does Infinix Hot 50 Pro Plus support 60 FPS in PUBG? Here are the official results from our testing:
| Graphics Setting | Frame Rate Support | Gameplay Experience |
|---|---|---|
| Smooth | Ultra (40 FPS) | Stable, no lag in TDM. |
| Balanced | Ultra (40 FPS) | Good visuals, minor heat. |
| HD | High (30 FPS) | Not recommended for competitive play. |
| Gyroscope | Hardware Gyro | No delay, excellent recoil control. |
Important Note: The Helio G100 is a stable chipset, but it is locked to 40 FPS in PUBG Mobile currently. It does not support 60 FPS or 90 FPS out of the box.
Heating & Battery Drain
- Heating: After 1 hour of gaming, the phone stays relatively cool (approx 38°C) thanks to its power-efficient 6nm chip.
- Battery: A full TDM match (approx 25 mins) drains only 4-6% battery, which is excellent performance.
2. Camera Test: 50MP Sony Sensor Review
The camera is where this phone truly shines compared to other gaming phones in this price range.
- Main Camera: 50MP (Sony IMX Sensor)
- Selfie Camera: 13MP
- Video: 2K @ 30FPS / 1080p @ 60FPS
Day Light Photography
Photos come out sharp with punchy colors. The Dynamic Range is surprisingly good for a budget mid-ranger, handling bright skies and dark shadows well without blowing out highlights.
Night Mode (Low Light)
This is the standout feature. The Super Night Mode brightens up dark scenes significantly without making the image look too artificial or noisy.
Video Stabilization
It features EIS (Electronic Image Stabilization). It works well for walking vlogs but may struggle slightly with heavy running or fast movement.
Conclusion: Gamer or Photographer?
- Buy it if: You want a phone that looks premium, takes great photos, and you play games casually.
- Skip it if: You are a hardcore competitive gamer who needs 60FPS or 90FPS strictly.
If you decide to buy, check the specific color options in our Colors Guide.
Also, protect your investment! Check the used market value and repair costs in our Used Price Guide.
