Infinix is not done with the NOTE 60 Pro. Just months after its India debut, the company has added two new colour options to the lineup, and both are aimed squarely at buyers who wanted a more premium, understated look than the phone’s original shades offered.
The new Mist Titanium and Frost Silver variants join the existing Solar Orange, Deep Ocean Blue, and Mocha Brown options, giving the NOTE 60 Pro five colourways in total. Pricing stays unchanged at ₹33,999 onwards, and the hardware underneath is identical to the phone that’s already earned a loyal following in the mid-premium segment.
Why Infinix Is Adding Colours Instead of a New Phone
Colour-only expansions are a common playbook in the smartphone industry. Rather than engineering a new device, brands extend a proven model’s shelf life by tapping into buyer psychology: a fresh finish can make an otherwise familiar phone feel new again. Infinix says the move follows strong consumer response to the NOTE 60 Pro since launch, and the brand is betting that a metallic, understated aesthetic will pull in buyers who skipped the louder original colours.
Mist Titanium and Frost Silver are both inspired by contemporary metallic finishes, a deliberate shift from the bolder Solar Orange and Deep Ocean Blue tones that defined the phone at launch.
What Stays the Same: The NOTE 60 Pro’s Core Strengths
New paint job aside, this is still the same NOTE 60 Pro that impressed at launch. Here’s a quick recap of what you’re getting:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Display | 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED, 144Hz refresh rate, 4500 nits peak brightness |
| Processor | Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 (Infinix’s first Snapdragon-powered phone) |
| Cooling | 3D IceCore VC Cooling System |
| Battery | 6500mAh with 90W wired and 30W wireless charging |
| Rear camera | 50MP OIS main sensor with ultra-wide lens |
| Build | 360-degree aerospace-grade aluminium frame, Corning Gorilla Glass 7i, IP64 splash resistance |
| Software | XOS 16 on Android 16, 3 years of OS upgrades, 5 years of security updates |
| Special feature | Active Matrix Display with 288 independently controlled LED pixels |
What Is an Active Matrix Display?
If you’re new to the term, the Active Matrix Display is a small secondary screen built into the camera module on the back of the phone. It’s made up of 288 individually controlled LED pixels that light up to show notifications, call alerts, charging status, and weather updates, even when the main screen is off. Infinix has also built in lighter features on top of it, including Pixel Pets (a virtual pet you can interact with), mini-games, and lighting effects that sync with music.
The phone also packs a segment-first heart rate and SpO2 sensor built into the frame itself, letting you check vitals without opening a separate wearable.
Launch Offers on the New Colours
Buyers picking up the Mist Titanium or Frost Silver variant get the same launch perks Infinix rolled out for the phone originally:
- A complimentary MagPower Speaker worth ₹3,999
- 18 months of Google Gemini Pro worth ₹35,100
- 5TB of Google Cloud Storage
- One year of free screen replacement
- Bank cashback offers and no-cost EMI options
Where to Buy
The NOTE 60 Pro in Mist Titanium and Frost Silver is a Flipkart exclusive, alongside availability at nearby retail stores.
Check the Infinix NOTE 60 Pro on Flipkart
Should You Consider the New Colours?
If you already own a NOTE 60 Pro, there’s no reason to switch. Nothing about the hardware or performance has changed. But if you were eyeing the phone at launch and held off because Solar Orange or Deep Ocean Blue felt too bold for your taste, Mist Titanium and Frost Silver give you a more restrained, premium-looking alternative at the same ₹33,999 starting price.