Infinix Note 60 Edge 5G

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Note 60 Edge 5G delivers a striking combination for 84,999 PKR: 5G connectivity, a 429 PPI AMOLED screen and a 6500mAh battery in one package. The display is genuinely premium — sharp enough that text looks printed — and the 6500mAh cell is a two-day battery for most users. The 8GB/256GB memory is comfortable, and the 50MP main camera with a 13MP front is a solid pairing. Two caveats: the processor is listed only as Octa-Core with a Mali-G610 GPU, leaving the exact chip unverifiable, and the dimensions are N/A, so the physical size is unknown — verify both in person. For 5G, screen and battery, this is one of the strongest values at the price. The Honor X8d is 9,000 PKR cheaper and answers with more of everything on camera: a 108MP main sensor with a 5MP ultrawide against the Infinix's single 50MP, a 16MP front against 13MP, and a 7000mAh battery against 6500mAh. The Honor's 6.77-inch AMOLED (120Hz, ~388 PPI) is also excellent, and its 16GB RAM (8GB physical + 8GB extended) looks stronger on paper. The Infinix counters with a sharper 429 PPI panel, confirmed dimensions from published sources (the listing marks them N/A but the phone is a known 6.78-inch device), and 5G support. If camera and battery lead, the Honor X8d is the value; if the sharper screen and 5G matter more, the Note 60 Edge 5G justifies its premium. Confirm the Note 60 Edge 5G IMEI is PTA-registered before paying — 5G Infinix phones are frequent unofficial imports.