Infinix Note 60 Pro to launch as first Snapdragon-powered phone from the brand
Infinix is gearing up to launch its Note 60 Pro in India on April 13th. The smartphone is part of Infinix’s mid-range lineup, and the Note 60 Pro’s headline feature is going to be its secondary rear display. The Infinix Note 60 Pro has a rear display featuring a set of LEDs with different animations. Ahead of its India debut, Infinix has revealed the chipset details of the Note 60 Pro. This is also the brand’s first smartphone powered by a Snapdragon chipset, marking a notable pivot for a company that has largely relied on MediaTek chips in the past.
Infinix Note 60 Pro chipset details
The Infinix Note 60 Pro will be powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, a mid-premium 4nm chipset with clock speeds of up to 2.7GHz and an AnTuTu score crossing the 1 million mark, suggesting faster multitasking and efficient everyday use. The Snapdragon 7s Gen 4-powered Infinix Note 60 Pro is claimed to deliver improvements in CPU and GPU responsiveness, sustained performance under load, and thermal efficiency during gaming.
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Special COD Mobile collaboration
The phone will feature a special edition tied to Call of Duty: Mobile, complete with themed UI elements and visual customizations inspired by the character Ghost. The device is also certified by Activision Publishing to support stable 120 FPS gameplay in COD Mobile. Combined with a dedicated cooling system, this suggests Infinix is targeting gamers who want high frame rates without flagship pricing.
Audio is also getting an upgrade with tuning from JBL, aiming to enhance spatial sound during gameplay and media consumption.
Dedicated AI button
Another addition is a “One-Tap AI” button, which reflects the broader industry shift toward on-device AI features. While details are still limited, Infinix says it will enable faster and more intuitive interactions, likely spanning performance optimisation, camera processing, and smart shortcuts.
The Infinix Note 60 Pro is shaping up to be a gaming-focused smartphone with an interesting rear display for added aesthetics. If you’re thinking about buying the Note 60 Pro, it would be a good fit if you want strong gaming performance and are looking for a performance-centric phone without flagship pricing. But you should still wait and see what the other aspects are like, camera quality and software details.
