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realme Note 60 makes its way to the Philippines


realme continues to expand its catalog of its Note smartphones with the release of the Note 60 in the country. A successor to the realme Note 50, the Note 60 was initially launched in Indonesia last August (via GSMArena) — it's a new entry-level handset from the Chinese smartphone brand with key features: IP64 rating and an ArmorShell build.

Recent reports from Philippine-based tech publications (including Gadget Pilipinas and BALASTECH) confirm that realme is indeed bringing the Note 60 to the Philippines.

realme Note 60

The new handset from realme sports a 90Hz 6.74-inch display in HD+ resolution. It has a 180Hz touch-sampling rate with up to 560-nits of peak brightness in an IPS LCD panel. There's also the aforementioned IP64 rating and the ArmorShell build for an added layer of toughness.

For cameras, it has a 32MP main lens together with a flicker sensor at the back and a 5MP sensor on the front.

Inside the Note 60 is a UNISOC T612 chipset with 4GB of RAM and up to 128GB of internal storage, joined by a 5,000mAh battery with 10W charging. Further, the phone runs on Android 14-based realme UI 5.0 with Dynamic Button, Air Gestures, Mini Capsule 2.0, and AI Boost. 

realme Note 60 Specifications

  • DISPLAY: 6.74-inch HD+ display, 90Hz refresh rate, 1600 x 720 resolution
  • OS: realme UI 5.0 based on Android 14
  • PROCESSOR: UNISOC T612
  • GPU: Arm Mali G57
  • RAM: 4GB
  • ROM: 64GB or 128GB
  • REAR CAMERA: Dual: 32MP main sensor with f/1.8, flicker sensor
  • FRONT CAMERA: 5MP
  • BATTERY: 5,000mAh, 10W

Pricing & Availability

The realme Note 60 is available in Marble Black and Voyage Blue colors. Open sales for the phone have started in the Philippines on the brand's e-commerce platforms: Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop, and comes in two models:
  • PHP 4,999 for the 4GB + 64GB model
  • PHP 5,999 for the 4GB + 128GB model
Brahm Daniel Verano
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Brahm Daniel Verano, Editor-in-Chief
Published September 16, 2024

realme continues to expand its catalog of its Note smartphones with the release of the Note 60 in the country. A successor to the realme Note 50, the Note 60 was initially launched in Indonesia last August (via GSMArena) — it's a new entry-level handset from the Chinese smartphone brand with key features: IP64 rating and an ArmorShell build.

Recent reports from Philippine-based tech publications (including Gadget Pilipinas and BALASTECH) confirm that realme is indeed bringing the Note 60 to the Philippines.

realme Note 60

The new handset from realme sports a 90Hz 6.74-inch display in HD+ resolution. It has a 180Hz touch-sampling rate with up to 560-nits of peak brightness in an IPS LCD panel. There's also the aforementioned IP64 rating and the ArmorShell build for an added layer of toughness.

For cameras, it has a 32MP main lens together with a flicker sensor at the back and a 5MP sensor on the front.

Inside the Note 60 is a UNISOC T612 chipset with 4GB of RAM and up to 128GB of internal storage, joined by a 5,000mAh battery with 10W charging. Further, the phone runs on Android 14-based realme UI 5.0 with Dynamic Button, Air Gestures, Mini Capsule 2.0, and AI Boost. 

realme Note 60 Specifications

  • DISPLAY: 6.74-inch HD+ display, 90Hz refresh rate, 1600 x 720 resolution
  • OS: realme UI 5.0 based on Android 14
  • PROCESSOR: UNISOC T612
  • GPU: Arm Mali G57
  • RAM: 4GB
  • ROM: 64GB or 128GB
  • REAR CAMERA: Dual: 32MP main sensor with f/1.8, flicker sensor
  • FRONT CAMERA: 5MP
  • BATTERY: 5,000mAh, 10W

Pricing & Availability

The realme Note 60 is available in Marble Black and Voyage Blue colors. Open sales for the phone have started in the Philippines on the brand's e-commerce platforms: Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop, and comes in two models:
  • PHP 4,999 for the 4GB + 64GB model
  • PHP 5,999 for the 4GB + 128GB model
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Brahm Daniel Verano
Brahm Daniel Verano
Editor-in-Chief, androidist
Brahm Daniel Verano is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of androidist. He is a consumer technology journalist and a phone critic with half a decade of smartphone coverage and gadget reviewing experience in between. He founded the publication in 2019, later becoming one of the Philippines' first news websites dedicated to reporting on Android. He is among a few who have reviewed the first OnePlus tablet and has attended major tech events held locally, including Galaxy Unpacked. He is currently taking up a Bachelor of Science in Information and Technology at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila. He can be reached at brahm@androidist.net or @brahm.androidist.net on Bluesky.
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