Introduction
If you have a budget somewhere between Rs. 70,000 and Rs. 100,000 and you are trying to figure out what to buy, chances are these three phones have come up in your research — the Infinix Note 60, the Infinix Note 60 Pro, and the Redmi Note 15. All three are chasing the same Pakistani buyer: someone who wants a good display, decent camera, solid battery, and a 5G-ready future.
We have pulled specs directly from GSMArena, prices from PriceOye and WhatMobile, and launch info from official brand sources. No filler, no guesswork.
Meet the Contenders
The Infinix Note 60 is the base model in Infinix’s new 2026 Note lineup, powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 7400 Ultimate chip with 5G, Android 16, and a 6,500mAh battery — all for around Rs. 84,999.
The Infinix Note 60 Pro steps things up with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, 90W charging, 30W wireless charging, and a slightly higher price at Rs. 95,999–99,999.
The Redmi Note 15 is Xiaomi’s 2026 Pakistan entry, officially launched here in March 2026 at Rs. 69,999. It runs on the Helio G100 Ultra and stays on 4G — its biggest drawback when compared to two 5G phones.
If you are working with a tighter budget, our guide to the best smartphones under 60,000 PKR in Pakistan 2026 covers six strong options including the Infinix Zero 40 4G, Samsung Galaxy A17, and Tecno Pova 6 — all with verified prices.
Full Specifications Comparison Table
Sources: GSMArena.com | PriceOye.pk | WhatMobile.com.pk
| Feature | Infinix Note 60 | Infinix Note 60 Pro | Redmi Note 15 | Winner |
| Price (Pakistan) | ~Rs. 84,999 | ~Rs. 95,999–99,999 | ~Rs. 65,999–69,999 | Redmi Note 15 |
| Display | 6.78″ AMOLED 144Hz | 6.78″ AMOLED 144Hz | 6.77″ AMOLED 120Hz | Infinix (both) |
| Resolution | 1208 x 2644 px | 1208 x 2644 px | 1080 x 2392 px | Infinix (both) |
| Peak Brightness | 4,500 nits | 4,500 nits | 3,200 nits | Infinix (both) |
| Glass Protection | Gorilla Glass 7i | Gorilla Glass 7i | Dragon Crystal | Infinix (both) |
| Chipset | Dimensity 7400 Ultimate | Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 | Helio G100 Ultra | Note 60 Pro |
| 5G Support | Yes | Yes | No (4G only) | Infinix (both) |
| RAM | 8GB | 8GB / 12GB | 6GB / 8GB | Note 60 Pro |
| Storage | 128GB / 256GB | 256GB | 128GB / 256GB | Tie |
| MicroSD | No | No | Yes | Redmi Note 15 |
| Rear Camera | 50MP OIS PDAF | 50MP OIS PDAF | 108MP + 2MP | Infinix (OIS+4K) |
| Front Camera | 13MP | 13MP | 20MP | Redmi Note 15 |
| Video | 4K@30fps | 4K@30fps | 1080p@60fps max | Infinix (both) |
| Battery | 6,150–6,500mAh | 6,000–6,500mAh | 6,000mAh | Tie |
| Wired Charging | 45W | 90W | 33W | Note 60 Pro |
| Wireless Charging | 30W | 30W | No | Infinix (both) |
| Android Version | Android 16, XOS 16 | Android 16, XOS 16 | Android 15, HyperOS 2 | Infinix (both) |
| OS Updates | 3 major upgrades | 3 major upgrades | 4 major upgrades | Redmi Note 15 |
| Build Material | Aluminium | Aluminium | Plastic | Infinix (both) |
| IP Rating | IP64 | IP64 | IP64 | Tie |
| NFC | Yes | Yes | Yes | Tie |
| Biometrics | Under-display FP | Under-display FP | Side FP | Infinix (both) |
| Audio Tuning | JBL Stereo | JBL Stereo | Dolby Atmos | Tie |
| 3.5mm Jack | No | No | Yes | Redmi Note 15 |
| Health Sensors | HR + SpO2 | HR + SpO2 | No | Infinix (both) |
* Prices as of April 2026. Always verify before purchasing as Pakistani market prices change daily.
Display — Infinix Pulls Ahead, But Not by Miles
All three phones have AMOLED screens, which is great at this price range. The Infinix Note 60 and Note 60 Pro both sport a 6.78-inch panel at 144Hz with 1208 x 2644 pixels and 4,500 nits peak brightness — a genuinely excellent level that holds up even in Pakistan’s bright summer sunlight. Both screens support Ultra HDR content.
The Redmi Note 15 comes with a 6.77-inch display at 120Hz, 1080 x 2392 pixels, and 3,200 nits peak. Still solid for outdoor use, just a step behind the Infinix panels in refresh rate and raw brightness. For content creators or anyone who watches a lot of video, the Infinix duo wins this round.
Chipset & Performance — The 5G Question Changes Everything
The Infinix Note 60 uses the Dimensity 7400 Ultimate, a 4nm chip with solid 5G capability. It handles daily tasks, streaming, and most games comfortably, with AnTuTu scores typically landing in the 500,000–600,000 range.
The Infinix Note 60 Pro takes things further with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7s Gen 4. Infinix claims up to 120fps in titles like Honor of Kings, and the Adreno 810 GPU is notably better at graphics. The chip supports 4K video and comes paired with a vapor chamber cooling system. Early user reports confirm smooth, responsive day-to-day performance.
The Redmi Note 15 runs on the Helio G100 Ultra — a 6nm chip that handles everyday use well, but is a step behind both Infinix chips in raw performance. More importantly, it does not support 5G. Buying a 4G-only phone at Rs. 70,000 when 5G alternatives are close by is a tough call to justify in 2026.
Camera — More Megapixels Don’t Tell the Full Story
The Redmi Note 15 has a 108MP main camera, while both Infinix phones have 50MP sensors. Does that mean the Redmi has a better camera? Not necessarily.
Both Infinix models carry a 50MP f/1.6 sensor with OIS (Optical Image Stabilisation) and PDAF. That f/1.6 aperture lets in more light, and OIS keeps shots steady when you’re moving or in low light. Both also shoot 4K video at 30fps — something the Redmi Note 15 cannot match, topping out at 1080p@60fps.
The Redmi Note 15’s 108MP camera lacks OIS and is paired with just a 2MP depth sensor. Daylight shots will be detailed, but for video work or low-light shooting, the Infinix cameras have a structural advantage.
Where the Redmi genuinely wins: its 20MP front camera versus the 13MP selfie shooters on both Infinix phones. If you take a lot of selfies or do video calls daily, that matters.
Battery & Charging — Infinix’s Biggest Surprise
The Redmi Note 15 has a solid 6,000mAh battery, but charges at just 33W — roughly 90+ minutes for a full charge. In a market where the competition is at 45W and above, this is noticeably slow.
The Infinix Note 60 has a 6,150–6,500mAh battery with 45W wired and 30W wireless charging. Wireless charging at this price point is genuinely unusual and useful. GSMArena’s testing shows 50% charge in about 26 minutes.
The Infinix Note 60 Pro is the standout here. Its 90W wired charging takes the 6,500mAh battery from 1% to 100% in about 41 minutes — flagship-level speed. It also includes bypass charging for gaming, preventing heat buildup when plugged in during long sessions, and a ‘battery self-healing’ feature designed to slow long-term degradation.
Software & Long-Term Updates
Both Infinix phones boot Android 16 with XOS 16 — among the very few non-flagship phones in Pakistan shipping with Android 16 out of the box. Infinix promises 3 major OS updates and 5 years of security patches.
The Redmi Note 15 ships with Android 15 and HyperOS 2, promising 4 major OS updates and 5 years of security patches. That is one more major update than Infinix offers, which is meaningful for buyers planning to hold onto their phone for 4+ years. HyperOS is also a polished, cleaner experience than older MIUI versions.
Build Quality & Design
The Infinix Note 60 and Note 60 Pro both use aluminium frames and aluminium backs — a genuine rarity at this price. Most competitors use plastic backs, so the metal build stands out. Both carry IP64 dust and water resistance.
The Redmi Note 15 has a plastic frame and back with IP64 protection. It is lighter at 183g versus the Note 60’s 199g. The Infinix Note 60 Pro has an extra trick: an Active Matrix Display behind the camera island for custom animations, and a Halo light status indicator around the camera module.
Pros & Cons
Infinix Note 60
| Pros — undefined | Cons — undefined |
| 5G ready on Dimensity 7400 Ultimate | No 3.5mm headphone jack |
| 144Hz AMOLED, 4,500 nits — excellent for this price | No microSD card slot |
| 30W wireless charging included | 45W charging is decent but not exceptional |
| Metal build with IP64 rating | 13MP front camera is basic |
| Android 16 out of the box | UFS 2.2 storage feels dated in 2026 |
| JBL-tuned stereo speakers | |
| Heart rate and SpO2 sensors |
Infinix Note 60 Pro
| Pros — undefined | Cons — undefined |
| Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 — strongest chip of the three | Priciest at ~Rs. 99,999 |
| 90W wired + 30W wireless — fastest charging in this range | No headphone jack |
| 144Hz AMOLED, 4,500 nits, Ultra HDR | No expandable storage |
| 4K video with OIS and vapor chamber cooling | 13MP front camera could be better |
| Metal build, battery self-healing feature | UFS 2.2 storage |
| Android 16, Active Matrix Display on camera island | |
| 5G, NFC, health sensors |
Redmi Note 15
| Pros — undefined | Cons — undefined |
| Most affordable at ~Rs. 65,999 | 4G only — no 5G |
| 108MP main camera with good daylight output | Helio G100 Ultra lags behind both Infinix chips |
| 20MP front camera — best selfie shooter here | 33W charging — slowest of the three |
| MicroSD card support | No wireless charging |
| 3.5mm headphone jack (rare these days) | 120Hz display vs 144Hz on Infinix phones |
| 4 major Android updates promised | Plastic build |
| Xiaomi’s wide service network in Pakistan | No OIS, no 4K video |
Price in Pakistan — April 2026
Prices sourced from PriceOye.pk and WhatMobile.com.pk. Always confirm before purchasing as market rates change daily.
| Phone | Lowest Price | Source | Variant |
| Redmi Note 15 | Rs. 65,999 | PriceOye.pk | 8GB / 128GB |
| Redmi Note 15 | Rs. 74,999 | WhatMobile.com.pk | 8GB / 256GB |
| Infinix Note 60 | Rs. 84,999 | PriceOye.pk | 8GB / 256GB |
| Infinix Note 60 Pro | Rs. 99,999 | PriceOye.pk | 8GB / 256GB |
Who Should Buy Which Phone?
Buy the Redmi Note 15 if:
Budget is your top priority and you need to stay near Rs. 70,000
You still use a 3.5mm headphone jack regularly
Selfie quality matters more than rear camera video capability
You want expandable storage via microSD
You are outside a major city and value Xiaomi’s nationwide service network
Buy the Infinix Note 60 if:
You want 5G at a reasonable Rs. 85,000 price point
A brighter, smoother 144Hz display is important to you
You want wireless charging without going to the Pro tier
A metal build and Android 16 at this price is a compelling combo for you
Buy the Infinix Note 60 Pro if:
Gaming is a priority — Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 and Adreno 810 make a real difference
You shoot a lot of video and want 4K with OIS
90W charging is something you will actually use and appreciate
You want the most complete, future-proof package around Rs. 100,000
Final Verdict
In an honest assessment, the upgrade from the Redmi Note 15 to either Infinix phone is significant enough to justify the price gap for most buyers. You get 5G, a superior display, OIS cameras, wireless charging, and a metal build — the Redmi Note 15 cannot match that combination even at a lower price.
If your budget stretches to Rs. 85,000, the Infinix Note 60 is a strong pick. If you can reach Rs. 100,000, the Note 60 Pro’s Snapdragon chip and 90W charging make it one of the most complete packages available in Pakistan right now.
The Redmi Note 15 still has a place in this market — the price, selfie camera, headphone jack, and Xiaomi’s service network are real advantages. But selling a 4G phone at Rs. 70,000 in 2026 when 5G alternatives are within reach is a harder sell with every passing month.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is the Infinix Note 60 better than the Redmi Note 15?
For most buyers, yes. The Note 60 offers 5G, a 144Hz display, OIS cameras, wireless charging, and a metal build for around Rs. 15,000 more. If budget is very tight, the Redmi Note 15 still does the basics well.
Q2. Does the Redmi Note 15 have 5G in Pakistan?
No. The version officially available in Pakistan as of April 2026 uses the Helio G100 Ultra, which is a 4G chip. 5G variants exist globally but have not been officially launched in Pakistan yet.
Q3. Is the Infinix Note 60 Pro worth the extra cost over the base Note 60?
If you game seriously or shoot a lot of video, yes. The Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 and 90W charging are meaningful upgrades. For casual users, the base Note 60 will feel just as smooth day to day.
Q4. Which phone has the best camera in this comparison?
For overall camera quality and 4K video capability, both Infinix phones lead thanks to OIS. For selfies specifically, the Redmi Note 15’s 20MP front camera is the best of the three.
Q5. Do Infinix Note 60 phones have a headphone jack?
No. Neither the Note 60 nor the Note 60 Pro has a 3.5mm headphone jack. The Redmi Note 15
does.
Q6. Where can I check the latest prices in Pakistan?
Check PriceOye.pk and WhatMobile.com.pk for daily updated prices from multiple sellers across Pakistan.
Sources: All prices from PriceOye.pk and WhatMobile.com.pk (April 2026). Specifications verified via GSMArena.com. Prices change daily — always confirm before purchasing.
Trumate is Passionate about mobile technology and digital trends, he researches and compares devices available in the Pakistani market to provide practical buying guides, honest comparisons, and easy-to-understand reviews. His goal is to make tech simpler for everyday users by highlighting the best value devices across every budget.