Infinix Note 60 Ultra is now the most premium phone the company has built in years. Pininfarina’s car design team worked with Infinix to create this masterpiece. The Note 60 Ultra features the world’s first Uni-chassis camera island, which is a huge glass shield with a Floating Tailight and three cameras. There’s also a dot-matrix display behind it. The camera setup is pretty high-end. The primary unit is a 200MP 1/1.4” Samsung HPE sensor. A periscope telephoto 50MP Samsung JN5 sensor is in the second slot, and a 112° (8MP) Ultrawide shooter is also found behind the Glass module. A Dimensity 8400 Ultimate chip does the background image processing. This is an octacore 3.25 GHz SoC, and the Note 60 Ultra puts a 3D IceCore vapor chamber on it. There’s a maximum of 12GB RAM available here. They even added a built-in eSIM on the Note 60 Ultra. This newcomer will boot to Android 16. But the promised three major OS updates should carry the phone to Android 19. The screen is flat, 144Hz, 6.78” AMOLED of 1.5K resolution. A Gorilla Glass 7i keeps it from scratches. The body is certified IP64 splashproof. Infinix Note 60 Ultra also comes with a built-in MagCharge 50W wireless support. The battery is a self-healing 7,000 mAh Si/C cell that uses a 100W charger. There aren’t many global devices to have such a loaded spec sheet. But established phone makers like Samsung could still bring tough competition to the Infinix Note 60 Ultra.