Realme’s affordable Note 60 model recently appeared in Geekbench benchmarks and earned certifications in Thailand, as reported by GizmoChina. The benchmark listing and regulatory filings help establish the phone’s expected entry into the market, signaling that a launch could be imminent in the near future.
In Geekbench’s records, RMX3933 achieved a single-core score of 432 and a multi-core score of 1341. The listing confirms a Unisoc T612 processor paired with a Mali-G57 GPU clocked at about 1.82 GHz. The device is configured with 6 GB of RAM and runs Android 14. These details align with Realme’s strategy of delivering value-focused devices with modern software and respectable performance for everyday tasks, streaming, and light gaming. (Source: GizmoChina, based on Geekbench data)
The Note 60 has also reached a number of certification bodies beyond Geekbench, including NBTC (Thailand), SIRIM (Malaysia), TÜV, and BIS (India). The TÜV certification notes a 5000 mAh battery, with a nominal capacity of 4880 mAh. This battery size is consistent with Realme’s trend of offering substantial cell capacities at competitive price points, designed to deliver lasting all-day usage for typical smartphone tasks without frequent recharging. (Source: GizmoChina, certification databases)
For comparison, the predecessor Realme Note 50 featured a 6.74-inch HD+ IPS display with a 90 Hz refresh rate, powered by the Unisoc T612. It came with a 5000 mAh battery and 10 W charging, along with a 13-megapixel primary camera and a 5-megapixel front-facing shooter. Those specs highlighted Realme’s emphasis on affordable, reliable hardware with practical camera setups and a smooth everyday experience, even if the screen resolution and refresh rate were more modest relative to higher-end models. (Source: GizmoChina retrospective coverage and device listings)
Industry observers expect an official announcement and formal launch for the Realme Note 60 in the coming weeks, with the device potentially hitting multiple markets across North America and Southeast Asia. While specifics on price and regional variations remain unconfirmed, the trend points toward a device that prioritizes efficiency, durability, and a capable software experience that appeals to budget-conscious buyers. (Source: GizmoChina updates and regulatory filings)
As part of Realme’s ongoing lineup evaluation, analysts note that the Note 60 would slot into a category of devices designed to balance solid performance with extended battery life and accessible pricing. The combination of the Unisoc T612 chipset, a capable Mali-G57 GPU, and a generous 5000 mAh battery positions the Note 60 to handle common day-to-day tasks, moderate gaming, and multimedia consumption without demanding premium hardware. The Android 14 operating system would provide current amenities such as improved privacy controls, better app management, and a more polished user experience, all at a price point aimed at broad appeal in both Canada and the United States. (Source: GizmoChina updates)