The Infinix NOTE 60 smartphone series has officially debuted in Saudi Arabia, following its initial presentation at the Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona.
On May 30, Prince Sultan Bin Mansour Al Saud visited the Transsion headquarters in Shenzhen to examine the new devices. He praised the design language, craftsmanship, and performance of the flagship model.
Infinix NOTE 60 Series Enters Saudi Market
The flagship model, known as the NOTE 60 Ultra, was co-developed with the Italian design firm Pininfarina. This device features a design inspired by supercars, representing the brand’s move into the premium smartphone segment. Furthermore, the device includes a 200-megapixel ultra-high-definition imaging system and audio tuned by JBL.
Technical Specifications of the Ultra Model
Notably, the Ultra model is the first smartphone to introduce dual-way satellite communication with global coverage. This technology allows users to send two-way messages and make voice calls outside traditional terrestrial networks. Consequently, users can maintain communication during remote travel or network disruptions. The design has received the Red Dot Award 2026, the iF Design Award 2026, and the Golden A’Design Award 2026.
Features of the Pro Model
Alongside the flagship, the company introduced the NOTE 60 Pro to target a broader consumer base. This model runs on the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 5G platform, marking a first for the brand’s devices. Additionally, it features an Active Matrix Display that remains invisible when inactive, turning into a dynamic interface for notifications when needed.
The Pro model also features a 144Hz 1.5K Ultra HDR display and JBL-tuned audio. These specifications earned the device the MUSE Design Awards 2026 Platinum. Through these two models, the Infinix NOTE 60 lineup attempts to balance design recognition with daily performance.
Market Growth and Local Engagement
The launch of the Infinix NOTE 60 series builds on the brand’s existing presence in the Saudi Arabian market. In 2025, the company’s share of voice in the Kingdom grew by 25% year-on-year. Meanwhile, its social media channels on TikTok and Instagram recorded growth in reach and engagement.
During the FIFA World Cup 2026, the brand hosted fan watch parties across Saudi Arabia to support the national football team. These events featured interactive games, including a football shooting mini-game. As Saudi Arabia advances its Vision 2030 goals for digital transformation, the company plans to continue investing in localized operations and product development.
