Infinix Note 60 Price in Pakistan 2026: Specs & Availability

The Note 60 launched officially in Pakistan in March 2026 with pre-orders opening that month. For the complete Infinix lineup, see the latest Infinix price list in Pakistan.

Infinix Note 60 price in Pakistan today

The table below records retailer observations from July 13, 2026. Retail prices, promotions and availability can change without notice.

Is Rs. 99,999 the official price?

Rs. 99,999 is the main reference price shown by several Pakistani sources. However, retailers may sell below that figure, as demonstrated by PriceOye’s Rs. 90,499 listing. The responsible description is: the current reference price is Rs. 99,999, while observed retailer discounts can reduce the selling price. Do not treat the lowest retailer figure as a fixed official MSRP.

Is the Rs. 84,999 launch price still available?

The Rs. 84,999 amount was reported when the Note 60 series launched in Pakistan in March 2026. Current retailer listings checked in July 2026 are higher, so buyers should not assume the launch promotion remains available.

Is the Infinix Note 60 available in Pakistan?

Yes. The Note 60 was officially launched in Pakistan with pre-orders in March 2026, and multiple Pakistani retailers currently list the X6879 8GB/256GB model. Before ordering, confirm:

• Model number X6879
• 8GB physical RAM and 256GB internal storage
• PTA-approved status
• Official or seller warranty
• Sealed-box condition
• Return and replacement terms
• Current color availability
• Whether promotional accessories shown at launch are still included

Infinix Note 60 specifications

Design and build quality

The Note 60 uses a flat flagship-inspired design with an aluminum structure, a large rectangular camera area, and an IP64 dust-and-splash-resistance rating. At approximately 7.5mm thick, it is relatively slim for a phone carrying a 6500mAh battery. Its reported 199g weight means it is not a lightweight device.

Pakistan launch coverage described the phone as meeting MIL-STD-810H durability standards. This is a manufacturer certification claim and should not be interpreted as a guarantee against drops, bending, or accidental damage.

1.5K 144Hz AMOLED display

The 6.78-inch AMOLED panel with 1208 × 2664-pixel resolution and up to 144Hz refresh is one of the Note 60’s main strengths. Gorilla Glass 7i provides the listed display protection. The display supports Ultra HDR and up to 2304Hz PWM dimming, which may reduce eye strain for sensitive users.

The 4500-nit peak brightness is a manufacturer claim measured under specific conditions — it does not represent sustained full-screen brightness during everyday use. A 144Hz setting can make scrolling smoother, but not every application or game will run at 144 frames per second.

Dimensity 7400 Ultimate 5G performance

The Dimensity 7400 Ultimate is a 4nm 5G chipset combining four Cortex-A78 performance cores at up to 2.6GHz with four Cortex-A55 efficiency cores, and a Mali-G615 MC2 GPU. With 8GB RAM and UFS 2.2 storage, the Note 60 should handle:

• Social media and video streaming
• Photography and 4K video recording
• Navigation and productivity
• Multitasking and messaging
• Casual to moderate gaming
• 5G mobile-data connections

Exact PUBG, Free Fire, Call of Duty Mobile, or AnTuTu results are not published here because those require a named test source, exact game version, graphics settings and firmware build.

Does the Infinix Note 60 support 5G?

Android 16 and XOS 16

The Note 60 launched with Android 16 and Infinix’s XOS 16 interface. Infinix states the device will receive three major operating-system upgrades. Update timing may differ by region and firmware channel. XOS 16 includes Infinix’s One-Tap AI button and a suite of productivity and communication tools.

6500mAh battery

The 6500mAh battery is one of the Note 60’s primary selling points. Battery endurance varies by display refresh-rate setting, screen brightness, 5G use, camera use, gaming duration, background applications, signal strength and battery age. Do not promise a fixed number of days of battery life without controlled testing evidence.

45W wired and 30W wireless charging

The Note 60 supports 45W wired charging, 30W wireless charging and bypass charging in supported use cases. 30W wireless charging is an uncommon feature at this price tier and is one of the phone’s clearer differentiators.

The Note 60 Pro charges faster at 90W wired. Charging times vary depending on the charger used, cable, battery temperature, background activity and initial charge level. Confirm that the correct charger is included in the box before purchase, as charger bundling can change between markets.

Camera system

The rear camera uses a 50MP main sensor with OIS and an 8MP ultrawide camera. The presence of OIS on the main camera and a dedicated ultrawide lens makes the system more versatile than phones that offer only one primary camera with a decorative auxiliary sensor. No telephoto camera is listed. The 13MP front camera supports up to 4K video recording per current specifications.

These specifications describe the hardware only. Camera quality depends on ISP processing, software and scene conditions. Do not describe the camera as flagship-grade or professionally tested without original samples and methodology.

NFC, infrared, audio and connectivity

• NFC (verify on the exact retail unit)
• Infrared remote-control blaster
• Stereo speakers with JBL tuning
• Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Wireless certification listed
• Bluetooth 5.4
• Dual-band Wi-Fi
• USB Type-C with OTG
• Optical in-display fingerprint sensor
• One-Tap Infinix AI button

Available colors in Pakistan

PriceOye displayed the following colors for the Note 60 in Pakistan: Midnight Black, Titanium Mist, Fizz Blue, Ocean Blue, and Solar Orange. Color availability varies by retailer and city. Do not assume every listed color is in stock at every outlet.

Pros and cons

Infinix Note 60 vs Note 60 Pro

Both share a 6.78-inch 1.5K 144Hz AMOLED display, 6500mAh battery, 30W wireless charging, 50MP OIS main camera, 8MP ultrawide, 13MP selfie, Android 16 and 5G. The Note 60 Pro adds a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 processor, faster 90W wired charging and a rear Active Matrix Display at a higher price. The standard Note 60 is the value choice when its selling price stays meaningfully below the Pro. A dedicated comparison page should cover the full details.

Infinix Note 60 vs Note Edge

The Infinix Note Edge is thinner and focuses more strongly on curved-display design. The Note 60 provides a larger 6500mAh battery, ultrawide camera, 30W wireless charging, aluminum build and 5G via Dimensity 7400 Ultimate. The Note Edge may be cheaper at some retailers — compare current prices before deciding, or read our Note Edge vs Note 60 Pro comparison for more details.

Who should buy the Infinix Note 60?

This phone makes sense for buyers who want:

• A 5G Infinix phone with a large AMOLED display
• 6500mAh battery with wireless charging
• 256GB storage and OIS main camera
• Ultrawide rear camera
• Android 16 and longer software support
• A more affordable alternative to the Note 60 Pro

Consider alternatives when you need:

• The fastest possible wired charging (90W+)
• A lighter phone below 180g
• Expandable storage
• A telephoto camera
• IP67 or IP68 water resistance
• A price under Rs. 80,000

Is the Infinix Note 60 worth buying?

The Note 60 offers a strong combination of display, battery, 5G connectivity, wireless charging and camera hardware. At approximately Rs. 90,000 it competes well as a high-feature mid-range phone. Near Rs. 100,000, buyers should compare it carefully against the Note 60 Pro, the Note 60 Ultra, and equivalent Samsung or Redmi alternatives.

Its biggest concerns are the current price increase over the March 2026 launch figure, no expandable storage, and wired charging that is slower than the Pro model. Confirm the retailer price, warranty, PTA approval, color and included accessories before paying.

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