Youth lifestyle shifts drive demand for comfort-focused smartphones
As the new year commences, young people across Bangladesh are returning to campuses, workplaces, and daily routines shaped by long hours, constant connectivity, and an increasingly mobile lifestyle.
From early-morning commutes to late-night study sessions, gaming, and content creation, smartphones remain central to how youth manage their time and energy.
In this context, global smartphone brand Infinix stated that relevance in 2026 will be defined less by novelty and more by how technology integrates into everyday life. For young users, this includes device comfort during prolonged use, consistent performance, and reliable battery endurance.
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Mobile gaming and esports have grown significantly among Bangladeshi youth in recent years, raising expectations regarding device ergonomics and sustained performance during extended sessions.
The emphasis on design-led usability was evident in 2025, when the Infinix HOT 60 Pro+ received official recognition from Guinness World Records as the world's thinnest 3D-curved display smartphone. Certified in August 2025, the device measured 6.0920mm at its thickest point, excluding the camera module.
According to the company, the significance of this recognition lies in combining a compact design with a 5,160mAh battery, addressing the needs of users who spend extended periods away from charging facilities.
Infinix stated that its approach to innovation is informed by actual usage patterns, reflecting the evolving digital habits of Bangladesh's youth.
