Doogee Note60 W Launches with 6.38-Inch Display
Doogee revealed the Note60 W smartphone at the 140th Canton Fair, presenting a wide-format device that follows the physical layout of Huawei’s Pura X View, NapiDroid reported. The device features a 6.38-inch display with an 5:3 aspect ratio, matching the proportions used by Huawei in its non-foldable wide screen format.
Doogee Note60 W features differ from Huawei Pura X View
Notebookcheck Magyarország noted that while Doogee has not confirmed the panel type, aspect ratio, or resolution for the Note60 W, the device includes a 90 Hz refresh rate and runs on Android 17. The smartphone measures 8.4 mm in thickness and houses a 6,500 mAh battery.
By comparison, Huawei’s Pura X View features a 6.7 mm thick body with a larger 7,000 mAh battery. Visual comparisons of promotional materials show that the Doogee Note60 W has a thicker bottom bezel than the Huawei model, which maintains uniform bezels across all four sides.
Doogee Note60 W targets entry-level or mid-range market
Neither price nor release dates have been officially announced, but specifications point toward an entry-level or mid-range classification. This positions the device below the price point of the Huawei Pura X View, which converts to approximately 295,000 Hungarian forints.
Doogee has not yet disclosed the processor, memory configurations, or camera specifications for the Note60 W, though market availability is anticipated in the coming weeks. Coolpad has also recently introduced a similarly formatted wide-screen, non-foldable smartphone model, indicating broader industry interest in the form factor.
Where was the Doogee Note60 W shown?
Where was the Doogee Note60 W first shown to the public?
The device was displayed at the 140th Canton Fair held in Canton, specifically at booths G59 through G64 in hall 20.2.
What operating system comes pre-installed on the Note60 W?
The smartphone operates on Android 17, as stated in the manufacturer’s initial product details.
How does the camera module design compare to Huawei’s model?
Both devices utilize a horizontal, race-track-shaped camera module containing three lenses and a flash, paired with a striped back texture and a vertical logo in the bottom-left corner.