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Infinix to launch Note 60 series with 0% upfront offer

Infinix to launch Note 60 series with 0% upfront offer
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Infinix Bangladesh has announced that the Infinix Note 60 Series will be launched soon in the local market, alongside a 0 per cent upfront payment facility in partnership with PalmPay.

The company said customers will be able to purchase the new smartphones without making any payment at the time of purchase under the offer.

The initiative is aimed at reducing immediate financial pressure and making smartphone upgrades more accessible to a wider segment of buyers, it added.

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Infinix said the Note 60 Series introduces what it describes as an iconic new design direction, featuring a refined body structure and premium finish.

The devices are positioned as daily lifestyle companions, with emphasis on material quality, detailing and overall aesthetics suited to fast-paced urban users.

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Pre-booking for the Infinix Note 60 and Note 60 Pro will begin on March 1 and continue until March 8.

Customers who pre-book will receive gifts including a dark blue backpack, a Mag Power Bank and an umbrella, subject to stock availability.

The gifts will be delivered in March at the time of final delivery, and the smartphone will be delivered within five days after the official launch, according to the company.

Industry insiders say flexible ownership models are gaining traction in Bangladesh’s competitive smartphone market as consumers seek premium design and advanced features with manageable financial commitment.

Infinix Bangladesh said full specifications, official pricing and detailed launch information of the Note 60 Series will be disclosed soon.

Founded in 2013, Infinix Mobility markets smartphones and related devices in more than 70 countries across Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and South Asia.

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