Gonza Lalanda · 29/01/2025
Hands-on review · battery, gaming and camera tests
realme Note 60 suits users who are not demanding, but its weak battery life and modest gaming hold it back.
Likes- Smooth everyday use for messaging and social apps
- Free Fire holds around 60 fps with smooth graphics
- Screen is good enough for its price
Dislikes- Battery lasts less than expected for a 5000 mAh cell
- Charging from 0 to 100 takes almost three hours at 10 W
- Camera is not among the best for its class, with noise in photos
- Demanding games drop to 20-40 fps, so gaming is weak
- Software update support is limited, with few security patches
Topes de Gama · 26/10/2024
Review · camera tests, screen and value for money
realme Note 60 is a reasonable budget alternative, with a weak screen and video but solid daytime photos.
Likes- Well built and pleasant in hand
- Good colour and detail in good light
- Hard to find much more for this price
Dislikes- Weak brightness for outdoor use
- Low-light photos lose detail
- Viewing angles of the LCD are not perfect
- Video recording lacks stabilisation and quality
Consume Global · 18/10/2024
Hands-on review · drop, water and camera tests
realme Note 60 is good value for its price, but it suits certain users rather than everyone.
Likes- Reinforced internal structure protects against drops
- Good colours and dynamic range for the price
- Portrait and selfie photos are good for the price range
Dislikes- Main camera is not the best, with limited photo quality
- Not for every buyer, aimed at specific users
- Plastic sides pick up scratches and marks
movilToday · 15/10/2024
Hands-on review · durability tests and battery use
realme Note 60 is a durable, smooth budget phone with good battery life; its camera is the main limitation.
Likes- Tough build with drop, scratch and water resistance
- Smooth performance for everyday use
- Battery lasts nearly two days with moderate use
- Few preinstalled apps and clean software
Dislikes- Camera struggles with zoom, close-ups and night mode
- No wide-angle lens for close or group shots
- Only 10 W charging, slow compared with fast chargers
Tecno Cat · 14/10/2024
Hands-on review · performance, screen, camera and charging
realme Note 60 is promising for everyday use and social media, but slow performance and slow charging keep it firmly entry-level.
Likes- Lightweight design that feels comfortable in the hand
- Durable build that handles drops well
- Good for everyday apps and social media
- Photos show good detail for its class
Dislikes- Interface sometimes slow when switching between apps
- Slow 10W charging, taking over 90 minutes
- Screen struggles outdoors, and viewing angles are limited
- Gaming limited to casual titles at low settings
TuTecnoGames · 17/11/2024
Short review · camera samples and everyday use
realme Note 60 works for calls, basic use and as a second phone, but its display and video are weak.
Likes- Solid build with headphone jack and microSD slot
- Smooth for messaging and social apps
- Selfie camera takes good photos
- Suits older users or as a second phone
Dislikes- Low-brightness 720p LCD screen
- Shaky, noisy video from the main camera
- Preinstalled apps and no 5G support
Ciasti Tech · 18/10/2024
Hands-on review · drop, water, gaming and camera tests
realme Note 60 is a budget phone that surprises on photos, with a sturdy build and big battery, but has clear limits.
Likes- Reinforced frame survives drops and splashes
- Large battery with long runtime
- Camera results better than expected for the price
Dislikes- Processor is slow, so apps and games can stutter
- Display is not very bright, around 560 nits
- Selfie camera and low-light photos are only adequate
Scimmiati di Tecnologia · 17/10/2024
Hands-on review · gaming, social apps and camera tests
realme Note 60 is a solid entry-level phone for everyday tasks and gaming, with weak video quality.
Likes- Smooth everyday performance and social app use
- Gaming playable despite the modest processor
- Daylight photos decent, night flash shots surprisingly good
- Light and comfortable to hold
Dislikes- Video quality is weak and not stabilised
- Photos struggle in strong light or high contrast
- No NFC support
Poderak · 17/10/2024
Hands-on review · durability, build and rival comparison
realme Note 60 is recommended for durability and software, not hardware; rivals beat it on display and camera.
Likes- Build resists splashes and drops
- Software is more complete and less stripped down than rivals
- Touch mode that keeps the screen working when wet
Dislikes- Display and camera trail the Redmi and Samsung rivals
- Slower 10 W charging than rivals
Smartphonology · 17/10/2024
Hands-on review · drop test, battery, camera and use
realme Note 60 is a positive pick for users who want long battery life and simple, undemanding everyday use.
Likes- Survived a drop test from about 1.5 metres unharmed
- Battery lasts a full day
- Clear earpiece and call audio
- Simple interface with useful customisation options
Dislikes- Mono speaker is not suited to music
- Camera is limited, with weaker selfies
- Basic performance, not for demanding users
- Limited selfie quality in low light
Francesco Romeo - PhoneToday · 17/10/2024
Hands-on review · durability, battery and charging tests
realme Note 60 is a durable, long-lasting entry-level phone with excellent price-to-quality, but slow charging and a weak selfie camera limit it.
Likes- Sturdy build with Armor Shell protection
- Battery lasts a day and a half with moderate use
- Smooth 90Hz display
- Strong performance for an entry-level phone
Dislikes- Display resolution only HD+
- Front camera a bit below average
- Slow 10W charging