Infinix has launched the NOTE 40 series, its latest mid-range model, which comprises the NOTE 40, NOTE 40 Pro, NOTE 40 Pro 5G, and the premium model, the NOTE 40 Pro Plus 5G.
The NOTE 40 series features a vibrant and responsive 3D curved 120Hz AMOLED display, a 108MP super-zoom camera system with OIS support, up to 24 GB of extended RAM for gamers, enhanced charging tech in Infinix’s All-Round FastCharg 2.0 technology, which supports multi-function charging modes, AI enhancements, and more.
Let’s look at the major highlights of the Infinix NOTE 40 series.
Advanced Charging Features of the NOTE 40 Series
The latest Infinix offerings include the new All-Round Fast Charge 2.0 technology, an upgrade from last year’s All-Round Fast Charge on the NOTE 30 series.
Powered by Infinix’s first self-developed Cheetah X1 chip, this new charging solution supports MagCharge and 100W Multi-Speed FastCharge, which Infinix says can boost your phone to 50% in just 8 minutes when in hyper mode.
The Cheetah X1 chip features three power management modules to tackle low battery life issues and ensure ample power for everyday use. The first is the High-precision Power Detection Module, which specialises in monitoring current and voltage in real-time, ensuring accurate charging adjustments. It balances efficiency with temperature control, preserving battery health and extending device lifespan.
The second is the Safety Module. This combines 63 comprehensive protection measures to cover an extensive range of potential risks associated with charging. Activated automatically via the chip’s monitoring and recognition capabilities, these safeguards relay crucial information to the phone’s other protocols. This data can then prompt user alerts, significantly enhancing overall user convenience.
The third is the All-round Support Module, which supports eight charging scenarios to suit users’ needs and ensure peak performance. This module allows your phone to handle various charging functions, such as 100W multi-speed wired charging, wireless charging, wired reverse charging, wireless reverse charging, bypass charging, AI protection for nighttime charging, -20°C extreme temperature technology, and multi-protocol charging.
The Extreme-Temp Tech ensures your Infinix phone charges even in frigid temperatures as low as -20 °C, making it perfect for snowy conditions. Meanwhile, Bypass Charging 2.0 filters current, directing power straight to the motherboard during demanding tasks like gaming or video playback to prevent overheating.
According to Infinix, the new Cheetah X1 chip outperforms traditional ones by 204%, explaining that the chip’s small size meant that electrical data doesn’t have to travel far inside the phone. Reduced distance translates to lower heat generation, leading to enhanced overall performance.
Reverse wireless charging allows you to share your battery juice with other devices (wired or wirelessly) at up to 10W speed. The wireless charging functionality is boosted to 20W from last year’s 15W, while the PD3.0 protocol support allows charging your laptop with your Infinix phone charger.
Infinix also included the MagPower power bank, the Magpad charging pad, and the MagCase for your phone.
Also Read: Android 14 (XOS 14) Now Available for Infinix NOTE 30 Series
Enhanced Gaming Experience, Immersive Audio, and Performance
The Infinix NOTE 40 Pro 5G and NOTE 40 Pro Plus 5G come with a MediaTek Dimensity 7020 processor, while the NOTE 40 and NOTE 40 Pro come with the Helio G99 Ultimate processor.
Both chipsets harness the cutting-edge 6nm technology for superior energy efficiency and performance. They are bolstered by AI capabilities integrated into XOS 14, which features Folax, Ask AI, and an AI wallpaper generator, enriching creativity and productivity.
Regarding gaming, it would interest you that the RAM size on the NOTE 40 Pro 5G and NOTE 40 Pro Plus 5G can be extended up to 24GB, while the NOTE 40 and NOTE 40 Pro is capped at 16GB.
There’s a vacuum chamber cooling system that reduces temperatures by up to 7°C. The XBOOST Frame Rate Control optimises performances for popular MOBA and FPS games to give you a premium gaming experience even at peak frame rates.
In addition, Infinix introduced a new lighting feature called Active Halo that blends AI and design. This feature illuminates the camera module of the Note 40 series with dynamic pulsations, adapting to various activities such as receiving calls or notifications, gaming, listening to music, charging the phone, or interacting with the voice assistant, Folax.
All the models have a 6.78-inch FullHD+ 120Ghz AMOLED screen with Gorilla Glass G55 protection, 55-degree curve, and XOS 14 (based on Android 14).
For the battery power, all the NOTE 40 models come with a 5,000mAh battery except for the NOTE 40 Pro Plus 5G, which packs a 4,500mAh battery.
Infinix also renewed its deal with HARMAN’s audio and tech brand, JBL, to enable it to deliver immersive and superior sound quality on the NOTE 40 series.
Dual Video Mode: Capturing Events from Different Perspectives
In the camera department, the NOTE 40 lineup comes with enhanced camera capability for photos and videos. The 108MP onboard features advanced in-sensor zoom technology and 3x lossless Superzoom, ensuring clear, detailed long-distance shots. The Pro series further enhances photography with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), minimizing camera shake for sharper, more stable images.
There’s a 32 MP camera at the front of the display for selfies and videos. The Infinix NOTE series allows you to capture events using different perspectives via Dual Video mode, a feature that uses the front and back camera sensors at the same time.
Infinix NOTE 40 Series Software Update Policy
Infinix promises two years of Android updates and 36 months of security patches on NOTE 40, NOTE 40 Pro, NOTE 40 Pro 5G, and NOTE 40 Pro Plus 5G.
Infinix NOTE 40 Series Pricing and Availability:
NOTE 40 retails for a starting price of $199, NOTE 40 Pro starts at $259, NOTE 40 Pro 5G $289, and NOTE 40 Pro+ 5G for $309. The NOTE 40 series models will be available globally starting Tuesday, March 19th, in Obsidian Black, Vintage Black, and Titan Gold colours.
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