| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| 256 GB | ₹39,999 | Not sold |
| Solar Orange · 128 GB | ₹35,999 | Not sold |
| Mocha Brown · 128 GB | ₹35,999 | Not sold |
| Deep Ocean Blue · 128 GB | ₹35,999 | Not sold |
| Mocha Brown · 256 GB | ₹39,999 | Not sold |
| Frost Silver · 128 GB | ₹35,999 | Not sold |
| Mist Titanium · 256 GB | ₹39,999 | Not sold |
| Tactical Ed Mocha Brown · 128 GB | ₹35,999 | Not sold |
| Deep Ocean Blue · 8 GB · 256 GB | ₹39,999 | Not sold |
| Deep Ocean Blue · 8 GB · 128 GB | Not sold | ₹31,909 |
This phone prioritises an excellent display, a large battery and flexible charging. Performance, storage speed, cameras and water protection are less competitive, making it a feature-specific choice rather than a balanced leader.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.31 days of recorded prices.
Today's price is within ₹0 of the lowest we have recorded.
The 6.78-inch AMOLED panel combines a sharp 1208x2644 resolution with a smooth 144 Hz refresh rate. Peak brightness of 4500 nits helps maintain visibility in strong sunlight.
The 6500 mAh battery comfortably lasts a full day and can stretch further with moderate use. It supports 90 W wired and 30 W wireless charging, giving buyers useful charging flexibility.
NFC, Wi-Fi 6 and an infrared blaster cover payments, fast networking and appliance control. Wireless reverse charging can also top up small accessories.
Three years of operating-system updates and five years of security updates make it suitable for extended ownership. That is especially valuable for buyers keeping a phone for several years.
UFS 2.2 storage is slower than rivals use at this price, affecting large installs and file transfers. The 128 GB base capacity may also feel restrictive because storage cannot be expanded.
The camera system has a stabilised 50 MP main camera and an 8 MP ultrawide, but no telephoto lens. Video tops out at 4K30, while the 13 MP front camera is modest for this budget.
IP64 protection handles dust and splashes but is less reassuring than the IP68 protection offered by stronger alternatives. It should not be treated as safe for immersion.
This is my first ever Infinix device alongside the XWatch H5 Pro, bundled free as part of the early bird promotion. While the watch is unimpressive (compared to my Amazfit Bip 6 and CMF Watch 3 Pro), the phone is amazing for the most part.
Despite the long list of cons, they're mostly subjective, possibly fixed or improved on with software updates. So fingers crossed. Upon setting up the phone for the first time, I already got 2 system updates which is neat. I strongly feel very positive about the phone
Mine note 60 pro, have 3 months old, and I'm regretting the purchase... first, its all buggy, it forget so often which apps are restricted to "batter optimization" that im starting to DOUBT that it have a 60000 mah battery, thats a first...
with the inclusion of "IA" you should really leave it as a normal android phone, bloatware EVERYWHERE, updates comes with USELESS apps that i dont need, again foregrounds apps or backgrounds apps functionality doesnt work at all, it is just a punisher.. closing everything that is in front of it
Same bro I had realme C15 back in 2020 and I used it about 6 years, it's been a month I bought Infinix Note 60 Pro and to be honest it gave me more than my expectations, a complete closer to flagship phone with luxurious beauty gaming is too good
I bought it a month ago so here's my take. I wouldn't pick Infinix Note 60 Pro for purely gaming and camera. Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 is nice to have but not ideal for your use cases. It's still a good phone, considering its design, battery, and display.
i have other issues, sounds randomly goes low (ringtone and notifications) for no reason, data toggle off by itself sometimes, navigation bar disappears for no reason, it doesn't let any app to run in background despite any configuration you make to allow apps to run in backgrounds
the 16.20 "update" came with useless apps that i didnt install, also bugs remains the same, "AI" ooff nasty horrible and useless (sorry but true) 3 months old... guys... being honest dont buy this phone... its just headaches unnecessary headaches
So I had this brand new infinix note 60 pro lying around. It was a gift my brother got from a some vendor. So I started using it. Honestly the phone feels great in hand but the back is ugly trying to make it look like 17 pro max
Infinix even at their best, which is at the moment with the 60 series, were never really meant to be competitive "flagship killer" phones. They're just offering us the best possible hardware at the most affordable prices. Software was never going to be their strong suit
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