Infinix Note Edge Launched in Nepal: Can It Edge Out the Competition?

After a brief break following the launch of GT 30, Infinix is back! This time, they are launching three new Note series phones — Note 60, Note 60 Pro, and Note Edge.

The Note lineup is a staple in Infinix’s smartphone series. But the “Edge” branding is being used for the very first time in the series, which I can’t help but draw parallels to the iPhone Air.

What is the Price of Infinix Note Edge in Nepal?

The Infinix Note Edge price in Nepal is Rs 41,999 (8/128GB) and Rs 47,999 (8/256GB). It is available to purchase at all authorized stores across the country.

Looking at the prices, I can’t help but notice that it’s a little steep compared to Indian pricing of INR 23,999 and INR 25,999 for the same variants.

But hey, the phone can still bridge the gap rather easily if the specs are outstanding.

The Infinix Note Edge follows a “thin yet powerful” concept, packing a massive 6,500mAh battery inside a slim 7.2mm chassis. And that’s just the beginning.

What else is inside? Let’s dig in.

Infinix Note Edge Overview

As the name suggests, the Note Edge features a proper “Edge” design with a 3D curved display and contoured edges. The overall body shape, however, looks quite similar to the Hot 60 Pro+, so it doesn’t feel entirely new.

There’s a large horizontal camera module on the back, and it comes in four shades: Lunar Titanium, Silk Green, Stellar Blue, and Shadow Black. Infinix has also added a green customizable shortcut button on the right side. That said, the button color could have been better integrated with the overall design.

The Silk Green colorway comes with Infinix’s polyurethane water-wave brushed texture, which the company says draws inspiration from silk to create “a leather-like surface with silky smoothness”. The other colors utilize “high-strength composite materials infused with cat’s-eye gem effects, producing layered, premium matte finishes that shift elegantly with light and angle”, according to the company.

The 6.78-inch curved AMOLED panel has a sharp 1.5K resolution along with a 120Hz refresh rate. The AMOLED skips HDR support. That’s a letdown for 2026, honestly.

If you’ve seen the Hot 60 Pro+, these specs might look familiar. It carries a similar display setup, including 1600 nits of HBM brightness and an impressive 4500 nits peak brightness. The handset also features dual JBL-tuned stereo speakers. In addition, the Note Edge is an IP65-certified device with Corning Gorilla Glass 7i on top of its display.

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In terms of performance, Infinix has equipped the Note Edge with the MediaTek Dimensity 7100, becoming one of the first brands to use this chipset. Built on a 6nm process, the Dimensity 7100 appears to be a slightly toned-down version of the Dimensity 7300. Infinix claims that the phone has managed to score 7,50,000 points in AnTuTu. The chipset is paired with 8GB LPDDR5X RAM and 128/256GB UFS 2.2 storage.

The camera setup is kept simple with a single 50MP main camera on the rear and a 13MP selfie camera. Both the rear camera and front camera can capture up to 2K 30FPS videos.

As mentioned earlier, a 6,500mAh battery within a 7.2mm slim chassis is quite impressive. Infinix promises it will retain at least 80% of its initial capacity after 2,000 charge cycles, or about six years of use. The charging speed caps at 45W, going from 1% to 100% in 62 minutes.

The Note Edge is also the first Infinix phone to run on XOS 16, based on Android 16. Furthermore, the company promises three major Android updates and five years of security patches. A welcome move and shows Infinix is finally taking long-term software support more seriously.

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Overall, the Infinix Note Edge feels like a well-rounded mid-range smartphone that prioritizes design, battery life, and long-term software support over raw performance. The camera setup and chipset are decent, but not particularly exciting in this segment.

A lot of the phone’s relevance came down to the pricing, which I think Infinix missed the mark with this time. Why? Because we can get the Redmi Note 15 5G at Rs 39,999.

And you get double the storage, a more powerful chipset, and a better set of cameras with the Redmi. The only thing Infinix is ahead in is the battery, which I feel won’t be enough to convince value-centric Nepali buyers.

But what do you think about the Infinix Note Edge? Let us know in the comments below!