MotoBook 60 Unboxing & First Impressions: 120Hz OLED, Intel Core 5, 16GB RAM – Is This the Best Laptop Under ₹60,000?

Motorola, a name we typically associate with smartphones, is rapidly expanding its product ecosystem. After recently launching two smartphones and a tablet, Motorola has entered the laptop market with the MotoBook 60. In this blog post, we unbox the MotoBook 60 and share our first impressions of this stylish new laptop that packs a serious punch, especially for students and professionals.

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What’s Inside the Box?

The MotoBook 60 comes with:

• A compact 65W USB Type-C charger
• No barrel-type charger—modern and minimal
• The laptop itself in a striking Pantone Green finish

The build quality is impressive with an all-aluminium chassis, giving it a premium and durable feel. It weighs around 1.48 kg, making it quite portable for daily use.

Design & Build Quality

• Pantone Color Finish: Distinctive and stylish
• Front-facing speakers: Great for multimedia use
• Military Grade 810H certification: Passed 21 durability tests
• 170-degree hinge: Smooth to open, one-finger lift
• Keyboard & Trackpad: Comfortable and well-spaced

Ports & Connectivity

You get a generous array of ports:

• HDMI 1.4
• USB Type-C (3.2 Gen 1)
• USB Type-A (3.2 Gen 1)
• MicroSD card slot
• 3.5mm audio jack
  Plus, one of the USB-A ports supports always-on charging, even when the laptop is off.

Display: The Star of the Show

The MotoBook 60 features a 14-inch 2.8K OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Add Dolby Vision support to the mix, and you have one of the best screens in its price segment.

• 2.8K resolution
• 120Hz refresh rate
• Color-accurate panel with multiple color profiles
• Perfect for multimedia, creators, and general users

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Performance & Specs

Under the hood:

• Intel Core 5 (latest gen, launched late 2024)
• 16GB DDR5 RAM (upgradable to 32GB)
• 512GB/1TB Gen 4 SSD options
• Intel integrated graphics
• Wi-Fi 7 + Bluetooth 5.4 support
• Battery: 60Wh, offers 5-6 hours of real-world usage

Ideal for:

• Students
• Professionals
• Content creators (except for heavy GPU workloads)
• Light to medium gaming (Full HD)

Software & Ecosystem

• Windows 11 Home + Office 2024 pre-installed
• IR Blaster for Windows Hello support
• Smart Connect features:
  • Sync with Motorola phones & tablets
  • File transfers
  • Notification sync
  • Universal control for mouse/keyboard across devices

Motorola is pushing its ecosystem strategy hard—this is a perfect companion if you already own a Moto smartphone or tablet.

Final Thoughts: Should You Buy the MotoBook 60?

For a starting price of ₹61,999*, the MotoBook 60 stands out for its:

✅ Stunning OLED 2.8K Display
✅ Solid Build with Military-Grade Durability
✅ Smooth Everyday Performance
✅ Smart Ecosystem Integration

While the speakers and battery life are decent but not class-leading, the display and performance more than make up for it.

Recommended For:

• College students
• Remote professionals
• Content consumers
• Casual creators

Bonus: MotoPad 60 Pro Launched Alongside Motorola also announced the MotoPad 60 Pro with a Dimensity 8300 chip, 12.7″ display, Moto Stylus support, and an AnTuTu score of 1.2-1.3M. Perfect for those looking for a performance-focused Android tablet.