Symphony has refreshed its budget lineup with the launch of the Symphony Max 60, released in late September 2025. The Max 60 is priced at an affordable price in Bangladesh and is expected to provide practical features to the everyday users. It is equipped with a 6.75-inch 90Hz screen, a huge 6,000mAh battery, Unisoc processor, and Android 15 by default. 

There is also IP64 splash protection, and a fingerprint sensor on the side of the phone, which is a surprisingly well-balanced offering in this price range. I have been using the device over a few days, and in this review, I will present my experience of the performance of the Symphony Max 60 in the real-life context.

An In-Depth Review on Symphony Max 60

The Symphony Max 60 provides a solid experience to the low-end users in Bangladesh. It has a 6.75-inch HD+ screen with a fluid 90Hz refresh rate, and powered by the Unisoc SC9863A chipset to run daily activities. The phone has a massive 6,000mAh battery that guarantees long battery life, and Android 15 provides a fresh software experience. IP64 splash-resistant, 13MP dual-camera system and a fingerprint sensor mounted on the side. Here, in this review, we have a closer look at the design of the Symphony Max 60, display, performance, battery life, and price in Bangladesh.

Box Content

This is what you get inside the Symphony Max 60 Design box:

• Symphony Max 60 Smartphone
• Charger
• USB Type-C cable
• Protective Case
• SIM ejector tool
• User manual

When you open the box of the Symphony Max 60, you will see all the necessities well packed. The phone is covered with protective plastic, then a clear back cover to protect the phone against scratches. Symphony also comes with a USB Type-C cable and a standard charging adapter to charge the huge 6,000mAh battery. It also comes with a SIM ejector tool and some basic user manuals and warranty details. The package includes all you need to start off now.

Design & Build Quality

The Symphony Max 60 is convenient and simple in its design and fits the budget category. It is available in very subtle colours, such as Space Black and Frost Blue, and this makes it look very clean and modern without attracting too much attention. Its back panel is textured plastic, which provides a good grip and prevents fingerprints. The dual-camera module is mounted vertically on the upper left with a very simple and glossy finish giving it a touch of class without being flashy. The side frame is clean and has a good placement of buttons that are clicky and responsive and so it is comfortable to use every day.

Its battery capacity is 6,000mAh making the phone rather large, however, it fits in one hand. It weighs slightly at about 210 grams but it does not seem heavy. A fingerprint scanner is side-mounted to ensure quick access and also it acts as a convenient power button. In terms of ports and connectivity, the Max 60 has a USB-C, a 3.5mm headphone jack, a single speaker grille, and a microSD slot, which has all the necessary requirements.

The IP64 splash and dust resistance is one of the most notable features in this price range providing an additional assurance when it comes to small water exposure. In general, the Symphony Max 60 balances are appropriate in their form. Although it is not of high quality, its design is convenient, durable and applicable in daily life. Its solid construction, useful buttons, and splash-resistant quality make it a reliable option among affordable customers.

Display

The Symphony Max 60 has a 6.75-inch IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels (HD+), which produces a pixel density of about 260 ppi. This configuration provides a 90Hz refresh rate, which creates a smoother scroll and transition effect as compared to the 60Hz displays. Corning Gorilla Glass covers the screen and provides protection against scratches and other small hits.

The Max 60 is bright enough to work well in the indoor lighting environment. But when it is in the sun, the screen might not be visible, and you have to cover the screen to see what is on it.

The reproduction of colors is acceptable in its category and gives a decent sharpness and contrast in common operations. Although it might not be able to compete with a more expensive display, it provides good performance in terms of browsing, social media, and video streaming.

Sound is output through one bottom-mounted speaker. On the one hand, it provides clear sound to be used in the casual mode, but on the other hand, it can be not as deep and voluminous as some of its competitors in the same price range.

In general, the display of the Symphony Max 60 offers a good viewing experience at its cost and does not enter the high-end market by prioritizing size, refresh rate, and durability.

Camera

Symphony Max 60 will have a dual rear camera system: a 13MP primary sensor and a 2MP secondary sensor and a 5MP front-facing camera. Although it is not a professional photography set up, the configuration provides a decent performance within the price range.

Daylight Photo:

The Max 60 takes pictures in fine detail and sharpness under bright conditions. The primary camera of 13MP is able to manage the dynamic range and deliver vivid and sharp images. The 2MP secondary sensor helps in depth perception, which improves portrait shots. Nevertheless, the absence of a special macro lens reduces the possibilities of close-up photography.

Low-Light Photo:

The Max 60 is weak in low-light photography. Although the camera tries to enhance images, the camera performance can be noisy with color performance being compromised. There is also no specific night mode, which also negatively affects its capability to capture clear and detailed images in low-light settings.

The 5MP front camera is sufficient to make informal selfies. It has good detail and skin tones, but the dynamic range and low-light performance is poor. There is portrait mode that can be used but might not always give a natural appearance of bokeh.

The Max 60 is capable of recording 1080p at 30fps. Video is not of high quality, but it can be used on a daily basis, and the footage and audio are stable. Nevertheless, videos can be grainy in low-light conditions, and colors can be dulled.

To conclude, the camera system of the Symphony Max 60 is well-performing with its cost, and it provides good performance in casual photography and video recording. It may not be able to compete with the more expensive smartphones, but it offers value to low-end users who want good camera features.

Performance & Software

The Symphony Max 60 is based on the Unisoc SC9863A chipset, fabricated on a 28nm process with an octa-core CPU with four performance cores and four efficiency cores at a top frequency of 1.6GHz. It has 4GB RAM and 64GB internal memory, which can be increased with a microSD card, which makes it appropriate to use in day-to-day applications, web browsing, and mild multitasking. Although it is not as powerful as more expensive devices, it can still work with casual gaming and daily tasks without significant performance decline.

It has Android 15 and a clean and easy-to-use interface and some handy additions. You have a Smart Panel that allows access to favorite apps in a flash, a Dual Apps feature that allows you to have multiple accounts on the same platform and a Landscape Display mode that allows you to use it like a desktop. Swift motions are encouraged to move around and reach the key functions effectively.

Gamers will also find the Max 60 has a Game Mode that allocates system resources to more effectively facilitate smooth play and reduce interruptions by blocking notifications. The phone also has some basic power management features, which help to prolong the battery life by using optimized charging schedules and system-wide power-saving modes.

Symphony has a custom skin that makes minor yet convenient improvements without bombarding the user with bloatware. The hardware and software bundle make the Max 60 a reasonably priced smartphone that users can rely on to perform well, offer useful features and have a long battery life. It will not rival flagship devices in terms of speed or gaming, but it will provide a smooth functional experience to the target market.

Battery & Charger

The Symphony Max 60 comes with a huge battery that has 6,000mAh, which is meant to sustain usage during the day. The Max 60 has shown excellent power efficiency in our practical testing, with YouTube playback, BGMI, Call of Duty Mobile, and Real Racing 3 showing nearly 1.25 percent lower battery consumption per 30-minute session than its competitors. This efficiency is translated to a perceptible increase in battery life during a complete charge cycle.

It is notable, though, that the speed at which it charges is not that rapid. The Max 60 takes more than three hours to charge up to 100 percent when it has 20 percent of charge. This long charge time can be a consideration to users who need faster turnaround time between charges.

On the whole, the battery life of the Symphony Max 60 is impressive, and the user can get through a full day of moderate or heavy use without having to recharge the device on a regular basis. The lower charging rate is significant, but does not work against its overall value in this price range.

Symphony Max 60 Price in Bangladesh

Symphony Max 60 is an entry-level smart phone that has been introduced in Bangladesh and is a compromise between features and prices. The Symphony Max 60 price in Bangladesh is BDT 8,499 (Official). The phone is offered in a single version with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal memory, which can be extended with a microSD, which is the most appropriate one in terms of daily use, media consumption, and simple gaming.

The Symphony Max 60 is distinguished among other phones in the same category because it provides its practical features like the IP64 splash-resistance and side-mounted fingerprint sensor. Such specifications and a low price make the Max 60 a competitive option among the potential buyers in Bangladesh with a tight budget and the need to have a decent daily phone.

Final Word

Symphony Max 60 is a good option that can be offered to the low-income users in Bangladesh who need a dependable daily smartphone. The 6,000mAh battery, 6.75-inch 90Hz display, and mediocre performance make it a good choice in daily activities, media use, and light gaming. Combine that IP64 splash resistance with it, and it is a practical, no-nonsense choice. The Max 60 offers great value at its price, and is a reliable entry-level smartphone, although it will not compete with more expensive devices.

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