Infinix Note 60 Ultra Pininfarina stands out not only because of its Rp 11,9 juta price tag, but also because of the way Infinix packages the entire experience. The phone arrives with a presentation that feels closer to a collector’s item than a typical mass-market device, and that alone sets it apart from earlier Note models.
The collaboration with Pininfarina, the Italian automotive design house, gives the device a clear premium identity. Known for its work on iconic cars from brands such as Ferrari and Maserati, Pininfarina brings a design language that helps Infinix position this phone in a more upscale segment.
An Unboxing Experience Built Around the Theme
The box is noticeably larger than usual and uses a book-like opening mechanism. That detail creates an immediate sense of exclusivity before the device is even visible, turning the unboxing process into part of the product’s appeal.
Infinix also keeps the theme consistent through the accessories inside the box. Rather than offering only the basics, the company includes a protective case, user manual, tempered glass, a 100-watt charger, a USB-C cable, and a wireless charger with a custom design.
One of the more distinctive details is the SIM ejector tool shaped like a car. Small touches like this reinforce the automotive concept and make the overall presentation feel carefully coordinated.
A Premium Look Based on Automotive Inspiration
The phone itself follows a uni-chassis concept, which makes the camera module blend into the back panel more cleanly. This approach creates a flatter and tidier visual impression, which fits the premium direction Infinix is aiming for.
Infinix also uses Gorilla Glass Victus on the surface, adding to the sense of durability and refinement. The combination of materials and design choices gives the device a more lifestyle-oriented look rather than a purely functional one.
The wireless charger included in the package follows the same design direction. It is shaped like a sports car, helping the accessories match the product’s overall identity instead of feeling like unrelated additions.
A Different Kind of Positioning for Infinix
At around Rp 11,9 juta, Infinix Note 60 Ultra Pininfarina is among the most expensive phones the brand has brought to Indonesia. That price places it far from the image usually associated with Infinix, which has been stronger in the entry-level and mid-range segments.
The device also includes eSIM support, a feature commonly linked to higher-end smartphones. Along with the design focus, this suggests that Infinix is trying to move beyond performance alone and build differentiation through packaging, aesthetics, and user experience.
What Comes in the Box
The retail package includes:
- Infinix Note 60 Ultra Pininfarina unit
- 100-watt charger
- USB-C cable
- Protective case
- Tempered glass
- Wireless charger with custom design
- SIM ejector shaped like a car
This package composition shows that Infinix is not treating the device as a standard release. Every part of the box supports the same premium and automotive-inspired identity, from the larger packaging to the smallest accessory detail.
The result is a phone that draws attention before it even gets powered on. For users who care about design, presentation, and a more exclusive unboxing experience, Infinix Note 60 Ultra Pininfarina is clearly built to make a stronger impression than most devices in its class.