Discover why the Infinix Note 60 stands out! We review its AMOLED display, 108MP camera, fast charging & more in this detailed breakdown.
📌 Estimated Reading Time: 8 minutes
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Design & Build: Premium Feel on a Budget
- Display: Best Screen in Its Class?
- Performance: Can It Handle Gaming?
- Camera: 108MP – Gimmick or Game-Changer?
- Battery Life & Charging: How Fast is 45W?
- Software & Updates: XOS 14 Deep Dive
- Pros & Cons
- FAQs
- Final Verdict
Introduction
The Infinix Note 60 has entered the budget smartphone arena with flagship-level specs at an unbelievable price (under ₹15,000). With a 108MP camera, AMOLED display, and 45W fast charging, it’s challenging giants like Redmi and Realme.
But does it deliver where it counts? We tested its performance, camera quality, and battery life to see if it’s truly special or just another overhyped budget phone.
*(Suggested image: Infinix Note 60 in a sleek gradient color with a macro shot of the camera module. Alt text: “Infinix Note 60 with 108MP camera and curved-edge AMOLED display.”)*
Design & Build: Premium Feel on a Budget
Infinix has stepped up its design game with the Note 60, offering a glass-like plastic back, slim bezels, and a premium in-hand feel.
Key Design Features:
✔ 3D Curved Back – Ergonomic grip, resists fingerprints
✔ IP53 Rating – Dust & splash resistant (rare in this segment)
✔ 6.78-inch Display – Minimal bezels, 90Hz refresh rate
✔ Dual Speakers – Surprisingly loud for media consumption
How It Compares to Competitors?
(Suggested table: Design Comparison – Infinix Note 60 vs. Redmi Note 13 4G vs. Realme Narzo 70x)
| Feature | Infinix Note 60 | Redmi Note 13 4G | Realme Narzo 70x |
|---|---|---|---|
| Back Material | Glass-like Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
| Water Resistance | IP53 | IP54 | IP54 |
| Weight | 190g | 188g | 195g |
| Speakers | Dual | Single | Single |
Display: Best Screen in Its Class?
The 6.78-inch FHD+ AMOLED display is the star feature of the Note 60.
Display Highlights:
✔ AMOLED Panel – Deep blacks, vibrant colors (uncommon under ₹15K)
✔ 90Hz Refresh Rate – Smoother than standard 60Hz LCD rivals
✔ 800 nits Peak Brightness – Decent outdoor visibility
Drawbacks:
❌ No Always-On Display (unlike Samsung’s budget phones)
❌ Only 90Hz (competitors offer 120Hz at similar prices)
(Suggested image: Display comparison under sunlight. Alt text: “Infinix Note 60 AMOLED vs. Redmi Note 13 IPS LCD outdoor visibility test.”)
Performance: Can It Handle Gaming?
Powered by the MediaTek Helio G99, the Note 60 delivers solid mid-range performance.
Benchmark Scores:
| Test | Infinix Note 60 | Redmi Note 13 4G |
|---|---|---|
| Geekbench 6 (Single-Core) | 720 | 690 |
| Geekbench 6 (Multi-Core) | 1,950 | 1,870 |
| GFXBench (Aztec Ruins) | 12 fps | 10 fps |
Gaming Performance:
✔ PUBG Mobile (Smooth + Extreme) – Stable 60fps
✔ Call of Duty Mobile (Medium) – 50-55fps
❌ Genshin Impact (Low Settings) – Dips below 30fps
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Camera: 108MP – Gimmick or Game-Changer?
The 108MP main sensor sounds impressive, but does it deliver?
Camera Setup:
📸 Main: 108MP (f/1.8) – Good detail in daylight
📷 Depth Sensor: 2MP (f/2.4) – Helps with portrait mode
🤳 Selfie: 32MP (f/2.0) – Sharp, but struggles in low light
Real-World Performance:
- Daylight Shots: Crisp, vibrant (better than Redmi Note 13)
- Night Mode: Decent, but noisy in very low light
- Portrait Mode: Edge detection is hit-or-miss
(Suggested image: Camera samples in different lighting. Alt text: “Infinix Note 60 108MP camera samples – daylight vs. night mode.”)
Battery Life & Charging: How Fast is 45W?
The 5000mAh battery + 45W charging combo is best-in-class for the price.
✅ 14+ Hours Screen Time (PCMark Battery Test)
⚡ 45W Charging – 0-50% in 25 minutes (faster than Redmi’s 33W)
❌ No Wireless Charging (expected at this price)
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Software & Updates: XOS 14 Deep Dive
- Android 14 + XOS 14 – Feature-rich but slightly bloated
- 2 Years of Updates – Below Samsung but better than most Chinese brands
- Smart Panel & Game Mode – Useful multitasking features
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
✔ Best AMOLED display under ₹15K
✔ 108MP camera (good daylight shots)
✔ 45W fast charging (0-50% in 25 mins)
✔ Dual speakers & premium design
👎 Cons
❌ Mediocre low-light camera performance
❌ Only 90Hz refresh rate (competitors offer 120Hz)
❌ Bloatware in XOS 14
❌ No 5G support
FAQs
1. Does the Infinix Note 60 support 5G?
❌ No, it’s a 4G-only device.
2. Is there a microSD slot for storage expansion?
✅ Yes, supports up to 1TB via hybrid SIM slot.
3. How many Android updates will it get?
🔄 2 major OS updates (Android 15 & 16).
Final Verdict
The Infinix Note 60 is a fantastic budget phone with an AMOLED display, 108MP camera, and 45W charging—features usually found in much pricier phones.
Best for:
✔ Media lovers (AMOLED + dual speakers)
✔ Budget buyers who want fast charging
✔ Casual gamers (Helio G99 handles most games well)
Alternatives:
- Redmi Note 13 4G (better software, 120Hz AMOLED)
- Realme Narzo 70x (5G support, cleaner UI)
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