Indonesia is where they debuted Realme Note 60 first. But it's probably coming to more regions. We see a great selection of specs here, very little to compromise, all at a sub-$100 price. People are just as excited about it as they were back in January for Note 50.
It has slim borders around that 6.74" IPS display. You can see it from the renders. A 90Hz refresh rate added more panache to this screen. We must warn you that the display only does 720p HD+ resolution. Its 560 nits brightness and 180Hz touch rate can overshadow the little caveats.
It slays the design part. Two cells lay on top of a very slim chassis. One of those is a 32MP shooter. But the other is probably an auxiliary unit. 7.84mm profile and the phone only weighs 187 grams. Plus, Note 60 has an IP64 rating. Safe against water splashes and dust residue.
Its Unisoc T612 chip drives the Realme 4G new model. You can count on it for light tasks but no intense work. Mali G57 GPU is also here if you are into gaming. There are 4/6/8 GB options for RAM and assorted 64/128/256 GB ROM for whatever budget you have.
That selfie camera you see in the notch is a 5 MP sensor. Realme Note 60 is a standard 5000mAh phone. But you can only plug it with a 10W brick. It isn't unreasonable at the price, though. Of course, this has Android 14 built-in. All the latest Google features come with it. Starter Note 60 (4/64 GB) only costs $90 (~PKR 25,000).
