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So, peeps, early ug
Note 60 Pro. And we’re going to do a
quick rundown of some of the most
notable features that we noticed so far.
So, without further ado, let’s dive
right in.
First things first, that shiny Qualcomm
chip. Powering the Infinix Note 60 Pro
is the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4. For config,
it is available in either 8 gig or 12
gig of RAM paired with 256 gig of
internal storage. Being the very first
Snapdragon powered Infinix phone, it did
not disappoint as it should. Everything
feels snappy and there weren’t any
noticeable stutters out of the box. Apps
launch quickly and juggling multiple
tasks is no hassle. It complements the
software quite well despite having so
many glasses aesthetics alter out the
system. In our AnTuTu version 11, it
garnered a result of over 1 million
points. An already solid score that
translates well to smooth everyday use
and of course, gaming. We tried playing
Mobile Legends on this phone and I’m
happy to report that it can sustain 120
frames per second of gameplay. Notably,
when we really get in the zone playing
games, we didn’t experience any
overheating. Thanks to its 3D ice core
VC cooling system which can reduce temps
by up to 3° Celsius during those intense
clashes. Now, the Snapdragon stuff is
surely a headliner. But design-wise,
this one’s also a head-turner. Our unit
comes in the solar orange colorway and
it definitely screams for attention.
There’s a protruded camera deco housing
its dual camera setup and it sports a
matte metal frame that’s giving premium
in the hand. If orange is not your cup
of tea, it also comes in mist titanium
and deep ocean blue for a more settled
look. There are even Torino black and
mocha brown colorways coming later on.
With the addition of the so-called
active matrix display, it gets even more
interesting. You won’t see it at first,
but the moment you activate it, an
interactive LED interface lights up the
camera deco. Just look at it. That’s the
active matrix display. It can show a
range of images from cute pets to
recognizable icons for smart
notification like calls and timers. I’m
all for personalization and it’s nice to
see that we can add custom signatures,
emojis, or even dynamic patterns. This
feature is honestly useful for someone
like me who always puts my phone face
down on the table. So, I would still
know whether there’s an important
notification that pops up without ever
looking at the front screen. Speaking of
the screen, it’s yet another strong
feature of the Infinix Note 60 Pro. It
sports a 6.78-in 1.5K AMOLED display
with a buttery smooth refresh rate of up
to 144 Hz. We’re also getting up to
4,500 nits of peak brightness here,
elevating your ultra HDR viewing of
Netflix shows and whatnot. What I really
like about this screen is how insanely
thin its bezels are considering this
phone is not even in the premium
mid-range category. Its bezel measures
only 1.87 mm and look virtually uniform
on all sides. Thumbs up for that.
Interestingly, the phone comes with a
360° dual stereo speakers and
professional tuning by JBL. I must say
the tuning actually works. You can hear
some level of cinematic depth and the
output sounds clear, making it great for
watching movies, listening to music, and
immersive gaming. Another highlight of
the Note 60 Pro is its camera. It boasts
what Infinix calls the night master cam,
which is the 50-megapixel main sensor
that can capture more light at about 34%
more than other leading sensors. And
with the help of pixel binning and
optical image stabilization, the Note 60
Pro is able to capture some impressive
shots even at night or in low-light
conditions. Sharpness is still nicely
retained and the colors look natural for
the most part. To even up your game,
there are different camera modes to take
advantage of. There’s ultra HD mode at
one time zoom that uses the full
capability of the 50-megapixel sensor.
So, it allows for flexible
high-resolution cropping. And for added
functionality, the 8-megapixel
ultra-wide lens still holds up in
quality albeit you’ll most likely use
the main sensor for capturing content.
Last but definitely not the least is the
battery and charging features. The Note
60 Pro packs a 6,500 mA unit and it’s
not just any regular battery. Infinix
claims that it deployed an
industry-first battery self-healing tech
inside the Note 60 Pro. It is a
software-based feature designed to
extend the battery’s life span to at
least 6 years. This means that in every
200 charging cycles, the phone recovers
an extra 1% of battery health or so at
least Infinix claims. What’s really cool
about it aside from having a blazing
fast 90 W fast charging, the Note 60 Pro
also supports 30 W wireless charging. We
barely see this feature with phones
priced under 20,000 pesos. So, the
Infinix Note 60 Pro clearly has an edge
over the competition. Not only that, the
phone supports bypass charging, which is
another layer of battery protection for
that sweet long-term battery health. For
some context, bypass charging or
pass-through charging is a software
feature that lets you set a limit to
when the phone would stop charging. Say
that’s 80% and once it reaches that
amount, the phone would then draw power
directly from the wall outlet. This
means fewer discharge and charging
cycles, less heat generated in the
process, and less battery decay. And
that’s about it for some of the best
features from the Infinix Note 60 Pro so
far. But before we end this video, we
actually now have the pricing info for
this phone. The Infinix Note 60 Pro
during its first sale will be priced at
just 15,999
pesos for the 8 gig plus 256 gig config
and 17,999
pesos for the 12 gig plus 256 gig
version. You can snag these deals from
Infinix official channels via Shopee,
Lazada, TikTok Shop, and the Infinix
official website. Additionally, Infinix
offers its newest smartwatch, the X
Watch and 5 Pro, at a special discounted
price for [music] every purchase of the
Note 60 Pro. Catch the first official
live stream of the Note 60 Pro on
Infinix’s official TikTok page happening
on April 22nd at 8:00 p.m. Philippine
time. We’ll talk more about this phone
in depth in our full review, so stay
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see you guys in the next one.
Bye.
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We finally got our hands on the Infinix Note 60 Pro, and honestly, we’re pretty excited about this one. In this video, we explore the best features that make this mid-range contender stand out from the crowd. Is it really the game-changer Infinix promised? Watch as we test its performance, design, and everything in between. From a shiny new Qualcomm chip to a head-turning solar orange finish, we break down what makes this phone tick. But we’re not giving away all the secrets here. You’ll have to hit play to see if it can handle your daily grind without breaking a sweat. Ready to find out if the Note 60 Pro is worth your hard-earned cash? Let’s dive in!
What You’ll See in This Video
- Powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, the first Snapdragon chip in an Infinix phone.
- Available in 8GB or 12GB RAM with 256GB storage.
- Scored over 1 million points on AnTuTu v11, ensuring smooth everyday use.
- Sustains 120fps in Mobile Legends without overheating, thanks to 3D ice core VC cooling.
- Comes in Solar Orange, Mist Titanium, Deep Ocean Blue, plus Torino Black and Mocha Brown later.
Want to see how the Infinix Note 60 Pro handles gaming and daily tasks? Click play on the video above to watch our full rundown. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more tech content!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Infinix Note 60 Pro available in the Philippines?
Yes, it’s already rolling out in local stores and online shops. You can check Infinix’s official website or partner retailers for exact availability.
How much does the Infinix Note 60 Pro cost?
Pricing starts at around PHP 12,999 for the 8GB RAM variant, while the 12GB version goes for about PHP 14,999. Prices may vary depending on promos.
Does it support 5G connectivity?
Yes, the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chip includes 5G support, so you can enjoy faster mobile data speeds in areas with 5G coverage.
What’s the battery life like on the Note 60 Pro?
It packs a 5000mAh battery that easily lasts a full day with moderate use. It also supports 45W fast charging, so you can top up quickly.
Is the camera setup good for social media?
The dual camera system features a 108MP main sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. It takes decent photos for Instagram and TikTok, especially in good lighting. We cover more in the video!
Frequently Asked Questions
What processor powers the Infinix Note 60 Pro?
The Infinix Note 60 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chip.
What RAM and storage configurations are available?
It is available in 8GB or 12GB of RAM paired with 256GB of internal storage.
How does the phone perform in gaming?
It can sustain 120 frames per second in Mobile Legends without overheating, thanks to its 3D ice core VC cooling system.
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