Infinix Note Edge vs Infinix Note 60 Pro: Which One Should You Buy in Pakistan?

Infinix Note Edge vs Note 60 Pro Price in Pakistan

Local retailer prices vary by stock availability, promotions, and warranty terms.

PriceOye displayed the Note Edge at Rs. 79,999 against a Rs. 89,999 reference amount. Its listing used the product name “Infinix Note 60 Edge 5G”, but the configuration, colors, and hardware correspond to the Note Edge X6887. Buyers should still confirm the model number on the invoice and box.

PriceOye listed the Note 60 Pro 8GB/256GB at Rs. 106,999 against a Rs. 115,999 reference price. WhatMobile also displayed Rs. 115,999 as its main Pakistan reference amount. Selecto showed the Note Edge at Rs. 83,299, while its Note 60 Pro page displayed Rs. 114,000 but marked all listed colors as sold out.

What were their Pakistan launch prices?

The Note Edge launched in Pakistan in April 2026 at a reported price of Rs. 74,999 for its single 8GB/256GB configuration. The Note 60 Pro launched in Pakistan in March 2026 at a reported price of Rs. 95,999 for the locally announced 8GB/256GB version. Both models now appear at higher reference prices, although retailer discounts can bring them closer to their launch amounts.

Note Edge vs Note 60 Pro Specifications

Design and Build Quality

Note Edge: slimmer and lighter

The Note Edge measures approximately 7.2mm thick and weighs about 185g in Silk Green or 190g in its other finishes. Its curved screen creates a more premium appearance, but it also introduces practical concerns: curved screen protectors can be harder to fit, the screen edges are more exposed during drops, and replacement of a curved panel may be expensive. The Note Edge carries an IP65 rating, providing stronger protection against water jets than the Note 60 Pro’s IP64 splash rating.

Note 60 Pro: heavier but more premium

The Note 60 Pro measures approximately 162.4 × 77.2 × 7.4mm and weighs around 201g. Its listed construction includes an aluminum frame and aluminum back, giving it a more substantial build than the lighter Note Edge. It also includes an Active Matrix Display on the rear camera area, which can show supported notifications and animations.

Display Comparison

Both phones use 6.78-inch AMOLED panels with a 1208 × 2644-pixel 1.5K-class resolution and Gorilla Glass 7i protection. Both also carry manufacturer peak-brightness claims of up to 4500 nits.

• Infinix Note Edge display: Curved AMOLED panel, up to 120Hz refresh rate, 2160Hz PWM dimming.
• Infinix Note 60 Pro display: Flat AMOLED panel, up to 144Hz refresh rate, 2304Hz PWM dimming, Ultra HDR support.

The 144Hz refresh rate gives the Pro a technical advantage, though flat-screen practicality makes it easier to fit screen protectors and avoid accidental edge touches.

Performance: Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 vs Dimensity 7100

The Note Edge uses the MediaTek Dimensity 7100 (6nm, 4× Cortex-A78 @ 2.4GHz + 4× Cortex-A55 @ 2.0GHz, Mali-G610 MC2), which is appropriate for general multitasking, streaming, and casual gaming.

The Note 60 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 (4nm, newer Cortex-A720 core architecture, Adreno 810 graphics). This makes the Pro significantly more capable for demanding applications, video editing, and higher-setting gaming sessions.

RAM and Storage

The Note Edge sold in Pakistan has 8GB physical RAM and 256GB storage. The Note 60 Pro requires more careful explanation. Infinix Pakistan’s public specification page mentions 12GB RAM plus 256GB storage, while current Pakistan retailer and price listings mainly sell or reference an 8GB/256GB X6878 version. Buyers should verify the box label and avoid confusing physical RAM with extended/virtual RAM. Neither phone includes a guaranteed memory-card slot for expansion.

Camera Comparison

The Note Edge features a 50MP main rear camera (no OIS listed) and a 13MP front camera. It lacks an ultrawide or telephoto camera in current Pakistan references.

The Note 60 Pro has a 50MP main camera with Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS), an 8MP ultrawide camera, and a 13MP front camera. OIS helps reduce shake during photography, and the ultrawide camera makes the Pro far more versatile for landscape and group photos.

Battery and Charging Comparison

Both phones feature a large 6500mAh battery, which provides respectable daily endurance. However, charging speeds differ significantly:

• Note Edge charging: Supports 45W wired charging (takes approximately 62 minutes for a full charge; no wireless charging).
• Note 60 Pro charging: Supports 90W wired charging (full charge in ~41 minutes per spec claims), 30W wireless charging, reverse wireless charging, and bypass charging.

Pros and cons

Which Phone Offers Better Value?

The upgrade to the Note 60 Pro is meaningful rather than cosmetic, but buyers who mainly use social media, streaming, messaging, and casual photography may not benefit enough from the Pro’s additional hardware to justify the Rs. 27,000 price gap. The Note Edge offers better value for ordinary users, while the Note 60 Pro offers better overall hardware.

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