Infinix Note 60 Pro is here in Nepal with a matrix display and Snapdragon 7s Gen 4

Infinix has launched the Note 60 Pro and Note 60 in Nepal. Amongst them, the Note 60 Pro is the talk of the town with an Active Matrix Display and a 3D IceCore vapor chamber. This article will discuss everything about the Infinix Note 60 Pro, including its official price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.

Infinix Note 60 Pro Overview

Design and Active Matrix Display

The biggest talking point is the rear design. The phone features a large camera island inspired by the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. While iPhone-inspired designs are common in budget and midrange phones, Infinix goes further by adding a rear matrix display — essentially a mini LED screen integrated into the camera module.

This rear display functions like an active dot matrix panel, similar in concept to the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro Glyph Interface. It can show the time, weather updates, notifications, music controls, charging progress, and dynamic background visuals. The phone features a metal body with a premium leather-textured back panel, and the rear camera layout stretches edge-to-edge. All in all, this guy feels premium in hand, I must say!

It is available in three color variants: Silk Green, Solar Orange, and Torino Black, with Solar Orange resembling the Cosmic Orange shade seen on the iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max.

On the front, the Note 60 Pro features a 6.78-inch Ultra HDR OLED display. It offers 1.5K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate, with support for 4500-nit peak brightness and Gorilla Glass 7i protection. And this display is superb for content watching and day to day usage, visuals look sharp and vibrant.

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Performance and Camera

The phone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 5G chipset. That puts it in the upper mid-range segment. Compared to its sibling, the chipset is far more reliable and much more performance-capable. You can easily achieve smooth overall performance and unlock some medium-level graphics settings to play at 60 fps. Meanwhile, on the software side, it runs Android 16 with XOS 16 on top. Infinix has promised three years of updates. The device also features much better cooling, as it is handled by a 3D IceCore VC vapor chamber system. 

The main camera is a 50MP Night Master sensor with OIS support. The rear module integrates directly with the Matrix Display system. And then, you get an 8MP ultrawide unit as well. For daylight, both cameras can get you decent results, albeit, a telephoto lens would have been much more preferable for the price tag. For selfies, you get a 13MP camera. 

Battery and Charging

Moving on, the battery capacity is 6,500 mAh and supports 90W fast charging. The phone also supports 30W wireless charging. You get Battery Self-Healing Tech that uses a low current to fix micro-cracks. Infinix states this can restore 1% of battery health every 200 charge cycles. As a result, the battery is claimed to last at least 6 years with regular use.

Should you buy the Infinix Note 60 Pro in Nepal?

The phone is a great choice for those who want something different in design, especially with the Matrix Display and leather back. It's got a gorgeous 144Hz AMOLED panel and a balanced performance from the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 SoC.  For a normal user seeking a mid-range smartphone that performs reliably, has a nice set of cameras, a good display, and lasts long, this is unambiguously a good choice.  But at this similar price point, you also get the Nothing Phone (4a), which has the same SoC but a better software experience and a dedicated 3.5X periscope zoom lens.