Infinix Note 60 Series Uses Snapdragon Chips for First Time

Infinix Teams with Qualcomm to Power Note 60 Series With Snapdragon

Infinix confirms that select models in the Note 60 lineup will be powered by Snapdragon mobile platforms for the first time. The company says the Note 60 Pro will debut in Nigeria soon, and the collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies is described as a major step toward closer hardware-software integration.

On Wednesday, Infinix announced its collaboration with Qualcomm for the upcoming Note 60 series. The brand confirmed that "select models in the Note 60 line will, for the first time, be powered by Snapdragon mobile platforms."

"We are excited to collaborate with industry leader Qualcomm Technologies. This important step for Infinix advances our mission for a tailored user experience through in-depth hardware-software integration, utilisation Snapdragon platforms and technologies to deliver greater innovation and quality for customers globally," said Infinix CEO, Tony Zhao.

Note 60 Pro and Model Lineup

The Note 60 family is expected to include the Infinix Note 60 Pro, Note 60 and Note 60 Ultra, with the Ultra co-designed with Pininfarina. All models are confirmed to offer satellite communication support. The launch of the Infinix Note 60 Pro is confirmed to take place in select global markets, including Nigeria, soon. It is teased to be available in Silk Green, Solar Orange and Torino Black with a Rear Matrix Display on the rear panel. It will be equipped with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 5G chipset.

Key specifications for the Note 60 Pro include:

• Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 5G chipset
• 1.5K resolution display with a 144 Hz refresh rate
• 50-megapixel rear camera
• 6,500 mAh battery with 90W charging
• Rear Matrix Display design
• 3D IceCore VC chamber
• Satellite communication support

Infinix has historically leaned on MediaTek chipsets for its Hot, Note and GT lineups and has used Snapdragon in its tablet lineup, including the Xpad GT. The Note 60 series marks a shift toward Snapdragon-powered smartphones in select global markets, with Nigeria highlighted as a launch country. Availability details beyond the confirmed markets will be announced later.

The broader strategic move ties into Infinix’s ongoing product diversification, expanding Snapdragon-based options in smartphones while continuing to leverage its design and software integration efforts. The company notes that satellite communication support will be available across the Note 60 models, a feature highlighted alongside the design language and performance targets of the new lineup.