Quick answer: The official specifications checked for the Infinix Hot 50 5G and Hot 60 5G+ list charging support up to 18W. The Hot 50 5G spec page also lists a 10W in-box adapter, so maximum phone support and the adapter supplied in the box are not necessarily the same thing. Confirm your exact model and regional package before ordering a replacement.
Hot 50 5G vs Hot 60 5G+: what the spec pages say
| Phone | Listed charging support | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Infinix Hot 50 5G (X6720) | Up to 18W supported; 10W charger in box on the India specification page | Regional model number and charger included with your Pakistan retail unit |
| Infinix Hot 60 5G+ (X6726) | Maximum 18W, 7.5V/2.4A on the India specification page | Exact model code, input rating and included cable |
These figures come from Infinix’s regional specification pages. Regional configurations can differ; check the label on the phone box or the official page for your exact model before relying on the comparison.
Will any USB-C charger deliver 18W?
No. A USB-C connector describes the shape of the port, not the charging protocol or power profile. The phone and adapter must support a compatible charging mode, and the cable must be suitable. A higher-wattage adapter does not force extra power into a phone, but it also does not guarantee the phone will reach its maximum rate.
What to check before ordering in Pakistan
- Match the exact model code: Hot 50 5G and Hot 60 5G+ are distinct devices.
- Check the output profiles printed on the adapter and whether the original box included a cable.
- Use a sound Type-C cable; replace damaged or loose cables before blaming the adapter.
- Compare charging with the phone cool, screen off and battery at a lower level. Charging slows as the battery fills or heats up.
AvaNext lists an Infinix 10W/18W USB-A charger with Type-C cable. Check its current listing details and confirm your model and required profile before checkout. Browse fast chargers for other options.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Hot 50 5G box charger charge at 18W?
The Infinix India Hot 50 5G specification page lists 18W support and a 10W in-box charger. Check the package for your own regional version.
Can a 45W USB-C adapter damage these phones?
A compliant charger supplies power according to the device’s supported charging negotiation, but its presence alone does not ensure 18W charging. Use a reputable adapter and a compatible cable.
Why is charging slower than expected?
Heat, a nearly full battery, background use, a worn cable, adapter profile and regional model differences can all affect speed.
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