Infinix Note 60 Pro

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Note 60 Pro is a March 2026 phone at 115,999 PKR with a superb display: a 6.78-inch AMOLED at ~429 PPI that is sharp, vivid and smooth. The chip is described only by its core layout — 1x2.7GHz Cortex-A720, 3x2.4GHz Cortex-A720 and 4x1.8GHz Cortex-A520 with an Adreno 810 GPU — which identifies a modern mid-flagship class processor without a model name, so treat the exact silicon as unverified. The 6500mAh battery is excellent, 8GB RAM (plus 4GB extended) and 256GB storage are comfortable, and the 50MP camera with a 13MP front is solid. The 7.4mm-thin build is a pleasant bonus. A strong, well-rounded upper-midranger. The Tecno Camon 50 Pro is 16,000 PKR cheaper and makes selfies the battleground: its 32MP front camera is far superior to the Note 60 Pro's 13MP, and both pair a 50MP rear. The Camon also offers a 144Hz refresh rate against the Note 60 Pro's panel (refresh unlisted), the same 6500mAh battery and 8GB/256GB, and a documented Helio G200 Ultimate chip against the Infinix's unnamed processor. The Infinix answers with a sharper ~429 PPI panel and a March 2026 launch that is a few days newer. If the selfie camera and a lower price lead, the Camon 50 Pro is the value; if screen sharpness and the larger brand ecosystem matter, the Note 60 Pro earns its premium. At 116K, verify the Note 60 Pro IMEI's PTA status and request a proper invoice — upper-midrange Infinix phones are frequent grey imports.