Realme Notes started abruptly from the Note 50. It was the series’ first model to debut in January 2024. And now they want to replace it with a better version. There’s a launch happening in Indonesia on 30th August, and Realme Note 60 will make its first-ever appearance with a sale.
We sourced the details of Realme Note 60 from their official product listing. Though, there’s not enough of it. But we’ll report the rest as soon as it debuts in Indonesia. Up to three trims abound with the Note 60: 4/64 GB, 6/128 GB and 8/256 GB.
They advertise 24 GB total memory here, but that additional 16 GB is only a memory swap or a chunk of storage reserved to boost RAM. It won’t affect the performance in the slightest. They didn’t specify what chipset is in use here. But Geekbench tested Note 60 a month ago and showed a Unisoc T612 Chip at the hull.
That chipset confirms it to be an entry-tier phone. Some other specs the official listing unraveled: the build quality, software, screen, and battery size. There’s a 5000mAh battery in a chassis that measures only 7.84mm. So Realme's new budget mobile is super slim. Then, we have an IP64 rating against that build.
They put a 32MP back camera here. That notched panel on the front is a 6.74” IPS behemoth, and there are super thin bezels to envelop it. Realme Note 60 defaults to an Android 14 Realme UI 5 OS and gives us Voyage Blue and Marble Black finishes out of the box. They kept the prices hidden. But the suspense will only last till August 30th.
