Doogee has given an early look at the Note60 W, a smartphone with an unusually wide display that appears to draw heavy design cues from the Huawei Pura X View. Unveiled at the 140th Canton Fair, the device signals that more affordable wide-format handsets may be on the way.
The Note60 W features a 6.38-inch screen believed to use a 5:3 aspect ratio, similar to the 6.39-inch panel on Huawei’s model. Although the diagonal size may sound modest, the phone’s shape is noticeably broader than conventional devices. The Huawei Pura X View reportedly measures 144.1mm in height and 87.0mm in width, while a large flagship like the iPhone 18 Pro Max is said to be 163.4mm tall and only 78.0mm wide.
Doogee Note60 W
According to the details shared so far, the Doogee phone will support a 90Hz refresh rate and launch with Android 17. It is expected to house a 6,500mAh battery within an 8.4mm-thick frame. That is a respectable endurance package, though it falls short of the Huawei Pura X View, which is rumored to pair a 7,000mAh battery with a slimmer 6.7mm body.
Doogee has not yet confirmed pricing, availability, or the full specification sheet. However, the Note60 W is expected to be positioned far below the Pura X View, which starts at CNY 6,000 (roughly $900). Current clues point toward a mid-range or entry-level device rather than a premium flagship.
Related: Doogee’s Note59 Pro+ may offer a useful reference point. Its 720p+ display resolution and Unisoc T8200 chipset suggest what buyers might reasonably expect from the Note60 W, with the “W” likely standing for “Wide.”
The broader trend may not stop with Doogee. Reports suggest Coolpad is also developing a similar wide-body slab phone, indicating that this unconventional form factor could see renewed interest in budget and mid-tier segments.
