Infinix has expanded the Note 60 Pro lineup in Indonesia with two special versions that focus not only on hardware, but also on design identity and packaging. The new options are the Pininfarina Edition and the Exclusive Yuna Gift Box, with pricing starting at Rp 5,8 juta.
The move shows that Infinix is positioning the Note 60 Pro as more than a performance-driven smartphone. The company is also using design collaboration and curated extras to make each variant feel distinct to different types of buyers.
A more premium direction for the Note 60 Pro family
According to Infinix Indonesia Country Manager Tommy Xiong, the brand wants to offer a smartphone that fits the user’s lifestyle, not just a device with high specifications. That message is reflected in the two new editions, which separate themselves through styling and purchase experience rather than through core hardware alone.
One of the clearest signs of that strategy is the Pininfarina Edition. This model draws on the design language of Italian automotive studio Pininfarina and aims for a more refined, sportier look. Its body comes in Signature Torino Black, paired with Kevlar patterns and anodized red accents around the camera area.
Infinix also uses a Uni-Chassis Camera Module design that creates a seamless rear appearance. The result is a back panel that looks cleaner and gives the phone a more premium visual character.
Pininfarina Edition brings flagship-style features
Beyond appearance, the Pininfarina Edition is built with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 5G chipset. Its display uses a 144Hz 1.5K Ultra HDR panel with Active Matrix Display, which is intended to deliver a sharp and responsive viewing experience.
To keep performance stable, Infinix includes a 3D Ice Core VC Chamber cooling system. The camera setup is led by a 50 MP OIS Night Master Camera, while power comes from a 6500mAh battery supported by 90W fast charging and 30W wireless charging.
Pricing for this version begins at Rp 6.999.000 for offline sales that start on 22 April 2026. For the first online sale on 29 April 2026 at 00.00 WIB, the price is set lower at Rp 6.399.000.
Buyers of the Pininfarina Edition also receive an AXIS SIM card bonus with up to 300GB of data for one year. During the launch period, Infinix is also offering an Unlimited Gaming package as part of the introductory benefits.
Yuna Gift Box targets a more personal buying experience
The second special version takes a different approach. The Note 60 Pro Exclusive Yuna Gift Box is designed for users who want a more personal and collectible smartphone package.
Created together with Yuna, this edition includes printed polaroids, an exclusive postcard, a Yuna-style phone case, and a photo binder for storing the collection. Infinix says the total value of the gift box contents is more than Rp 1.299.000.
This variant is available in two memory configurations: 8GB/256GB and 12GB/256GB. The 8GB/256GB model is priced at Rp 5.898.000, while the 12GB/256GB version is sold for Rp 6.598.000.
Sales begin at official offline stores on 22 April 2026 and continue online on 29 April 2026. Infinix also says some retail packages may include a signed mini postcard inserted at random, adding another collectible element to the bundle.
A broader lineup for different user preferences
With these two editions, Infinix is broadening the appeal of the Note 60 Pro through two different value propositions. One emphasizes premium collaboration and visual identity, while the other focuses on personal touches and gift-style presentation.
The wider Note 60 family is also being strengthened by the presence of the Note 60 Ultra. That model carries a 200 MP camera with up to 100x periscope zoom, a 7,000mAh battery, 100W fast charging, and 50W wireless charging.
For online promotion, the Note 60 Ultra is offered at Rp 10.999.000, down from its normal price of Rp 11.999.000. Together, these products show how Infinix is shaping the Note 60 series around more than raw specifications, with each model aiming at a different kind of buyer.
