Infinix’s upcoming Note 60 series will use Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsets, the brand has officially confirmed today. This is significant because it’s the first time Infinix has gone the Snapdragon route for its phones in many years – all of the recent ones have been powered by MediaTek SoCs.
Infinix says “select models” in the Note 60 series will choose Snapdragon over MediaTek, and through pre-order pages in some markets it’s already confirmed that the Note 60 Pro will be powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4.
Infinix “aims to achieve deeper integration of chipset capabilities” within its product portfolio through its work with Qualcomm on system-level optimizations, in order to deliver “an enhanced and more seamless user experience”.
By integrating Snapdragon SoCs, the Note 60 series, according to Infinix, is “poised to unlock extraordinary possibilities and deliver a next-level experience to users worldwide”. The Note 60 series “focuses on delivering elevated, consistent, and stable performance across core areas, including power efficiency, immersive gaming, advanced imaging, and integrated AI experiences”, the official press release says.
