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Infinix · Note 60 8GB/256GB
Infinix Note 60 8GB/256GB with 6.78-inch 1.5K 144Hz AMOLED, Dimensity 7400-series 5G, 50MP OIS camera and 6500mAh battery. Confirm local unit, colour and warranty.
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This Infinix Note 60 listing is mapped to the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage configuration. Infinix’s official product page lists an 8GB/256GB option, and the Bangladesh Star Tech page describes the same capacity combination at the same BDT 44,999 regular price recorded here. That match supports the configuration mapping, but it does not prove the exact physical unit, colour, seller stock, invoice or warranty attached to this BiponiBD record. The catalog name is made more descriptive while its existing slug and public URL are preserved.
Infinix identifies this hardware family as NOTE 60 and gives model code X6879 on its official Indonesia product listing. The Bangladesh launch announcement identifies the standard Note 60 separately from Note 60 Pro and says the standard model uses MediaTek Dimensity 7400 5G. The manufacturer’s detailed NOTE 60 page calls its platform Dimensity 7400 Ultimate. These labels differ across regional/launch material, so the listing records the manufacturer’s detailed model wording and flags the local naming discrepancy for box-label verification rather than silently treating every market page as identical.
The NOTE 60 specification lists a 6.78-inch LTPS AMOLED panel with a 1208 × 2644 pixel 1.5K resolution. The listed screen ratio is 93.18%, and the cover glass is Corning Gorilla Glass 7i. AMOLED pixels can display deep blacks by switching off for dark pixels, while the high pixel count supports detailed text, photos and video. Those characteristics describe the panel specification; they are not an independent measurement of colour accuracy, outdoor readability or scratch resistance on the particular unit being sold.
The official specification lists refresh-rate steps of 60Hz, 90Hz, 120Hz and 144Hz, with touch sampling up to 240Hz and instantaneous touch sampling up to 2800Hz. A 144Hz setting can make supported scrolling and animation appear smoother than a lower refresh mode. It does not mean that every app or game renders 144 frames per second, and the selected refresh setting can affect power use. Instantaneous touch sampling is a peak technical figure, not a guaranteed reduction in game, network or server latency.
Infinix publishes 700 nits typical brightness, 1600 nits HBM brightness and 4500 nits peak brightness, along with 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut and up to 2304Hz PWM dimming. Typical, high-brightness and peak values refer to different measurement conditions; peak brightness should not be read as sustained full-screen output. The source also lists Always-On Display. Actual colour and visibility depend on content, settings, ambient light and panel variation. PWM dimming and display features do not guarantee that every viewer will experience the same comfort.
The manufacturer’s detailed page lists MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultimate (5G), an octa-core CPU with four Cortex-A78 cores up to 2.6GHz and four Cortex-A55 cores up to 2.0GHz, a Mali-G615 GPU and a 4nm process. The Bangladesh press release describes the standard Note 60 as Dimensity 7400 5G, up to 2.6GHz. The product page therefore discloses both source names. Everyday speed varies with software, thermal conditions, network signal, storage load and the apps being used; no unsupported benchmark score or guaranteed frame rate is claimed.
The selected product tier is 8GB RAM with 256GB ROM/storage. Infinix lists LPDDR5X memory and UFS 2.2 storage for the model family. The official page separately advertises 8GB extended RAM; this is a software memory feature and must not be added to physical RAM when comparing hardware configurations. Usable storage is lower than the nominal 256GB because the operating system and preinstalled content occupy space. The record’s single default variant is labeled with the confirmed capacity combination, while its original variant ID, SKU and BDT 44,999 catalog MSRP are preserved.
The official camera specification lists a 50MP main rear camera with f/1.59 aperture, 0.8μm pixel size, 78-degree field of view, autofocus and optical image stabilization. OIS can compensate for some hand movement in supported still-photo and video modes, but it cannot freeze moving subjects or replace sufficient light. Infinix describes the camera as a Night Master camera and lists modes such as AI Cam, Portrait, Super Night, Pro, Street Snap and Documents. These are manufacturer-described modes; results depend on scene lighting, focus, processing and the chosen settings.
A second rear camera is an 8MP ultra-wide-angle module with f/2.2 aperture, 1.12μm pixels and a 111.4-degree field of view. It can include more of a room, group or landscape in one frame than the main camera. Wide-angle perspective can stretch objects near the edges, and detail or colour may differ from the primary camera. The source lists autofocus support for this module. Because no independent camera tests were conducted for this review, the description explains the intended field-of-view use without promising image quality in every condition.
The front camera is listed at 13MP, f/2.2, 1.12μm pixels and an 82-degree field of view. Infinix lists 4K at 30fps, 1080p at 60fps or 30fps, and 720p at 30fps for front video. The rear camera supports the same listed normal video resolutions and frame rates, with 1080p at 120fps slow motion. Available resolution can depend on camera settings, app support, temperature and storage. A social-media or video-call app may offer fewer capture options than the phone’s native camera application.
The official NOTE 60 page lists Vlog, Video, AI Cam, Portrait, Super Night, Slow Motion, Time-Lapse, Dual Video, Sky Shop, Pro, Panorama, Documents, Super Macro and Street Snap modes. The mode list indicates available camera software functions, not a guarantee that each mode is suitable for every scene or enabled by every third-party app. Night and portrait processing can change the look of an image; reviewing the captured photo is useful when lighting or subject movement is difficult. Feature names and placement may change with XOS software updates.
The manufacturer lists a 6500mAh typical battery. The Bangladesh press release also gives 6500mAh for the Note 60 Series. Battery capacity is a component rating, not a guaranteed number of hours or days. Screen refresh rate, brightness, 5G reception, calls, navigation, camera use, gaming, background synchronization and ambient temperature all affect runtime. Infinix promotes battery self-healing technology and a six-year battery message on its product page, but no independent longevity test or device-specific battery-health result is available in this listing.
The official specification lists up to 45W wired charging, 30W wireless charging, up to 10W reverse wired charging and up to 5W wireless reverse charging. Maximum output depends on compatible chargers, cable, voltage input, battery level, temperature and simultaneous device use. A charging logo or capability does not establish which adapter is included in this BiponiBD package. Confirm the box contents and charger compatibility with the seller before purchase. Wireless charging also requires a compatible charging pad, which is not confirmed as part of the listed bundle.
The manufacturer lists two Nano SIM slots and network technologies from 2G through 5G, with a note that bandwidth availability varies by region and local service provider. A 5G-capable handset alone does not guarantee 5G service: operator coverage, supported local bands, SIM provisioning, plan and network configuration all matter. The product detail reviewed does not establish the exact radio band set of the BiponiBD unit. Buyers who need a particular carrier band or roaming feature should verify the unit model and local operator compatibility before relying on it.
Listed connections include Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, GPS navigation, USB Type-C and OTG. The official page lists Type-C earphone support and FM as well. Wi-Fi 802.11ac is generally known as Wi-Fi 5; Wi-Fi 6 is not claimed here. NFC availability can vary by market, so the product-family specification should be checked against the exact regional unit if contactless functions are important. No 3.5mm audio jack is claimed; the source specifically lists Type-C earphone support.
The product specification lists dual speakers, JBL, Hi-Res Audio, Hi-Res Wireless Audio and DTS. It also lists playback formats including MP3, FLAC, OGG, OGA, WAV, AAC, AMR, AWB, APE and MIDI. File playback depends on the source file’s encoding and the installed player, as Infinix notes. These certifications and supported-format labels describe the platform; they do not replace listening tests or guarantee the same loudness and sound profile across apps, headphones and wireless accessories.
The official NOTE 60 page lists XOS 16 powered by Android 16. The product record does not contain a verified software-update schedule, so this page does not promise a number of Android version upgrades or security-patch years. Update availability may differ by country, carrier and device build. Buyers should check the software version and update settings on the delivered handset. Setup, app permissions, cloud backup and data transfer should be completed using the user’s own accounts and the official device instructions.
Infinix lists an in-display fingerprint sensor and G-sensor, e-compass, gyroscope, light sensor, proximity sensor, motor, infrared blaster and health monitor. These components support functions such as screen rotation, orientation, display behavior during calls, remote-control features and sensor-based applications. An infrared blaster can work only with supported device profiles and suitable software. The manufacturer’s sensor list does not mean every app exposes every sensor or that measurement tools are medical-grade; no medical diagnostic claim is made.
The detailed manufacturer page specifies IP64 and cautions that physical damage, daily wear or disassembly can reduce ingress protection. It says liquid submersion and resulting damage are not covered by warranty. A Bangladesh press release describes the Note 60 Series as IP65-rated, creating a regional-source difference; this listing follows the detailed NOTE 60 model specification and clearly flags the mismatch. IP protection is not permission to deliberately expose the phone to water or dust. Keep charging ports dry and follow the device manual.
The manufacturer lists dimensions of 162.37 × 77.17 × 7.45mm and weight of 199g, noting that these are theoretical values and actual measurements may vary. The product-family colour list includes Mist Titanium, Midnight Black, Fizz Blue, Rose Gold and Mocha Brown. The Bangladesh preorder campaign identified Mist Titanium for NOTE 60, while Star Tech currently shows Midnight Black on its retailer page; neither proves which colour BiponiBD will ship. The catalog variant therefore records colour as unconfirmed instead of presenting a retailer selection as current BiponiBD inventory.
The catalog MSRP is BDT 44,999. Star Tech’s page labels Product Code 48416 and lists an 8GB/256GB configuration with a regular price of BDT 44,999; that code is the retailer’s identifier, not a manufacturer part number. The manufacturer’s Indonesia shop independently lists 8GB/256GB and model X6879, but it is not a Bangladesh price source. BiponiBD stock, checkout offer, invoice, exact colour, GTIN, manufacturer warranty eligibility and included accessories have not been verified. The unit-specific warranty field is cleared until seller evidence is available.
Based on the listed specifications, the Note 60 may suit buyers who value a high-refresh 1.5K AMOLED display, a 6500mAh battery, 5G capability, stereo audio and both main and ultra-wide rear cameras. Its 8GB/256GB capacity tier offers a clear storage configuration, while the 45W wired and 30W wireless charging specifications give buyers multiple charging options when compatible accessories are available. These are specification-based use cases, not a comparative review. Choose based on confirmed local unit, support, price and network compatibility rather than feature labels alone.
Potential strengths include the detailed display specification, OIS on the 50MP main camera, 6500mAh typical capacity, stereo audio and wireless charging support. Trade-offs to consider include the unresolved regional processor naming and IP rating descriptions, unverified BiponiBD colour and warranty eligibility, and the fact that maximum charging requires compatible accessories. Before ordering, confirm the exact 8GB/256GB unit, colour, invoice, warranty provider and return terms with BiponiBD. Do not infer live stock or the retailer’s discount from this catalog MSRP.
The FAQs below answer common model and Bangladesh-shopping questions using the manufacturer product page, the Bangladesh launch announcement and retailer listing as separate sources. Where those sources do not establish the exact BiponiBD shipment, the answer says so. This distinction helps customers compare the phone’s published hardware with seller-specific information such as stock, colour, warranty and final checkout price.
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The record is mapped to the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage tier. Infinix lists that configuration and the Bangladesh Star Tech listing also describes 8GB/256GB; the exact BiponiBD unit remains to be confirmed.
The catalog MSRP is BDT 44,999. Star Tech separately lists BDT 44,999 as its regular price and 48416 as its own Product Code. This does not confirm BiponiBD stock, discount or checkout price.
The Bangladesh launch announcement says MediaTek Dimensity 7400 5G. Infinix’s detailed NOTE 60 product specification calls it Dimensity 7400 Ultimate 5G. Confirm the exact model label on the unit box.
Infinix lists a 6.78-inch LTPS AMOLED panel with 1208 × 2644 resolution and refresh modes up to 144Hz, covered by Corning Gorilla Glass 7i.
The official page lists a 50MP OIS main rear camera, an 8MP ultra-wide rear camera and a 13MP front camera. It lists video capture up to 4K at 30fps.
The battery is listed at 6500mAh typical capacity. Charging specifications include up to 45W wired, 30W wireless, 10W reverse wired and 5W wireless reverse charging.
The detailed Infinix NOTE 60 page specifies IP64 and warns against submersion. The Bangladesh press release describes the series as IP65, so verify the exact unit rating and do not deliberately expose it to water.
Infinix lists 2G/3G/4G/5G technologies and two Nano SIM slots. Actual 5G service depends on local bands, operator coverage, SIM provisioning and the exact regional unit.
The exact BiponiBD unit, invoice and warranty eligibility are not verified. Confirm the warranty provider and coverage in writing before ordering; the catalog warranty field is left blank.
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