
The Moto G35 has arrived in India as an entry-level smartphone priced at Rs 9,999. It offers impressive hardware configuration at a low price, making it ideal for individuals seeking a capable phone on a tight budget.
However, at the price point, the Infinix HOT 50 is a viable alternative to the Moto G35. In this post, we will compare every component of the Moto G35 with the Infinix HOT 50 to find which phone is better for the asking price.
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Moto G35 vs Infinix HOT 50: price in India
Moto G35 | Infinix HOT 50 |
Rs 9,999 for 4GB RAM and 128GB storage | Rs 9,999 for 4GB RAM and 128GB storage |
– | Rs 10,999 for 8GB RAM and 128GB storage |
Both phones come with the same starting price of Rs 9,999 and offer the same storage options: 4GB/128GB. However, the Infinix HOT 50 is also available in 8GB/128GB storage option for just Rs 1,000 more than the base mode, while the Moto G35 doesn’t have any higher storage option.
Moto G35 vs Infinix HOT 50: design
Specs | Moto G35 | Infinix HOT 50 |
Colours | Leaf Green, Guava Red, Midnight Black | Sleek Black, Vibrant Blue, Sage Green, Dreamy Purple |
Dimensions | 166.3 x 76 x 7.8 mm | 165.7 x 77.1 x 7.8 mm |
Weight | 188g/191g | 188g |
IP rating | – | IP54 |
The Moto G35 is available in plastic and silicone polymer (eco-leather) body. The Guava Red and Leaf Green shades come with a vegan leather back, while the Midnight Black has a 3D PMMA plastic finish. It is slightly taller and heavier than the Infinix HOT 50.

On the other hand, The Infinix HOT 50 (review) also comes in two body types: plastic and vegan leather. The Sleek Black, Vibrant Blue, and Sage Green hues have a plastic body with a matte finish, while the Dreamy Purple variety has a vegan leather body with a two-tone finish. It also has an IP54 rating offering protection against dust particles and water splashes, while the Moto G35 lacks IP protection.

Moto G35 vs Infinix HOT 50: display
Phone | Moto G35 | Infinix HOT 50 |
Display | 6.72-inch FHD+ IPS LCD, 120Hz refresh rate, 1080×2400 pixels resolution, 392ppi, Corning Gorilla Glass 3 | 6.7-inch HD+ IPS LCD, 120Hz refresh rate, 720×1600 pixels resolution, 262ppi |
In the display department, the Moto G35 is a clear winner on paper. It has a better resolution and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection against scratches. The Moto G35’s Full-HD+ resolution will offer a better viewing experience than the Infinix HOT 50’s HD+ screen. Both phones support a 120Hz refresh rate and will offer a smooth display experience while scrolling and gaming.

Moto G35 vs Infinix HOT 50: performance
Phone | Moto G35 | Infinix HOT 50 |
Processor | Unisoc T760 | MediaTek Dimensity 6300 |
In terms of performance, you can expect similar results with both phones as they ship with a mid-range processor. The performance of the Unisoc T760 is on par with the MediaTek Dimensity 6300, as they both have similar hardware configurations.
You’ll likely be happy with their performance with light gaming and casual tasks like scrolling social media, web browsing, and watching videos. However, we haven’t tested the power of the Moto G35, so you will have to wait for our detailed reviews of the device to learn more about its performance.
Moto G35 vs Infinix HOT 50: cameras
Phone | Moto G35 | Infinix HOT 50 |
Rear cameras | 50MP primary camera, 8MP ultrawide lens, 4K at 30fps video | 48MP primary camera, 2MP depth sensor, 1440p at 30fps video |
Front camera | 16MP front camera, 1080p at 30fps video | 8MP front camera, 1080p at 30fps video |
On paper, the Moto G35 has better sensors for both front and back camera setup than the Infinix HOT 50. You get better 50MP primary and 8MP secondary sensors with the Moto G35 than the Infinix HOT 50’s 48MP primary and 2MP secondary lenses. The Moto G35 can also shoot up to 4K videos, while the Infinix HOT 50 can only record Quad-HD videos.
At the front, the Moto G35 has a better 16MP shooter than the Infinix HOT 50’s 8MP snapper. Thus, the Moto G35 should offer more detailed, clearer shots than the Infinix HOT 50.
Check out these camera samples captured on the Infinix HOT 50:
Moto G35 vs Infinix HOT 50: battery and charging
Phone | Moto G35 | Infinix HOT 50 |
Battery | 5,000mAh | 5,000mAh |
Charging speed | 18W | 18W |
Both phones have a similar battery and charging configuration, so you can expect their battery backup and charging times to be similar as well. With a 5,000mAh battery capacity, both devices should easily last a full day on a single charge. Since the Infinix HOT 50 has an HD+ display, it may consume less power than the Moto G35, and potentially offer more battery life. However, the 18W charging speed is rather slow and you can expect a long charging time with both phones.
Moto G35 vs Infinix HOT 50: software
Phone | Moto G35 | Infinix HOT 50 |
Software | Android 14, 1+2 update policy | Android 14 with XOS, 2 years of security update |
Both phones run with an outdated Android 14 OS out of the box. The software experience of the Moto G35 will be clean as it runs on stock Android. However, the Infinix HOT 50 boot XOS based on Android 14 and will have a few third-party apps pre-installed, but you can remove them if not needed.
Motorola promises one major OS release, Android 15, with the Moto G35, while Infinix HOT 50 won’t get any Android update. Both phones will get two years of security patches.