It’s worth noticing that Redmi K60E is still running MIUI 13 based on Android 12, indicating it’s a copy of the Redmi K50 series. As for K60 Pro and K60, I didn’t feel many differences from a simple test. Both lack tele lenses and wireless charging is no big deal to me.
I’ll definitely buy Redmi K60 if I have to, but do remember, K60’s big brother K40 (Poco f3) may be the best choice for geeks and even launches with a 30% less price. There’s just no reason to upgrade.
As for the display, all three of them are built with Chinese panels which may come with great numbers, but my eyes didn’t give them a shot.
In conclusion, I personally think K60 Pro and K60 will go to the global market. However, I do not recommend anyone with a budget flagship powered by Snapdragon 865+ or later to switch to them both.
For K60E, it may be a nice choice for those not afraid of MTk, but due to availability limitations, it may never be able to crawl its way outside Domestic Market.
Also, Redmi K60 and Redmi K60 Pro full HD+ wallpapers avaialble for download.