If you have been keeping an eye on the global smartphone market, you probably know that Infinix launched the much-talked-about Note 60 Pro back in February. While it hit global shelves in March, Indian fans have been waiting patiently. Well, the wait is almost over.

Infinix has officially kicked off its teaser campaign for the Indian market, confirming that the device will launch later this month.

Standing Out with the "Active Matrix" Display The very first teaser from the brand highlights the phone's back panel, showing off a really cool, Nothing-inspired "Active Matrix Display." If you love that cyberpunk or retro-pixel aesthetic, this feature lets you display pixel art, notifications, or a clock right on the back of the phone. Infinix is dropping more feature teasers starting today, but since the phone is already out globally, there are no real secrets about what's inside.

What to Expect Under the Hood Here is a quick rundown of the powerhouse specs you can expect when the phone officially lands in India:

• Display: A stunning 6.78-inch AMOLED screen pushing a 144Hz refresh rate and a blindingly bright 4,500-nit peak brightness.

• Performance: It runs on the capable Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset, paired with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.

• Cameras: A solid 50MP main camera with OIS for stable shots, alongside an 8MP ultrawide and a 13MP selfie shooter.

• Battery & Charging: This is where it gets crazy. The phone packs either a 6,000mAh or a monstrous 6,500mAh battery (we are waiting to see which variant India gets). It supports 90W wired charging, 30W wireless charging, and even reverse charging (both wired and wireless).

• Software: It will boot Android 16 straight out of the box with XOS 16 on top.

TecHoper's Take Our team is really excited to see how Infinix prices this device in India. The mid-range segment is incredibly crowded right now, but the Infinix Note 60 Pro brings some genuinely unique features to the table. The Active Matrix Display gives it a standout personality, and offering 30W wireless charging in this segment is quite rare. If they manage to keep the pricing aggressive, especially for that massive battery variant, this phone could be a massive disruptor in the Indian market this month.