Infinix Note 40 Pro: A game-changing mid-range smartphone with battery and charging innovation
The Hindu
The Infinix Note 40 offers next-generation battery and charging features along with design enhancements at a competitive price point.
The smartphone market has no dearth of devices that focus on offering high-end cameras, attractive designs and processors. However, not many manufacturers are focused on releasing smartphones with competent battery life and improved charging solutions.
The new Infinix Note 40 Pro packs a massive 5000mAh battery, advanced wireless and wired charging options, an attractive design with Active Halo Lighting and a custom chipset for battery enhancements. Priced at ₹21,999(Flipkart), the smartphone offers an interesting proposition for users who value battery and charging.
The Infinix Note 40 Pro boasts a curved AMOLED screen which looks slick. The sleek device measures 164.28 x 74.5 x 8.09mm for an improved in-hand feel. It comes with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 for improved resistance against scratches and cracks.
The smartphone packs an AI Active Halo Lighting feature that encircles the rear camera module. This delivers seamless colour transitions and visual cues for notifications, gaming, music playback, AI interactions, and charging. The Note 40 Pro is available in two colours: Vintage Green and Cityscape Golden.
The Infinix Note 40 Pro comes with an FHD+ 6.78-inch 3D-curved AMOLED screen that offers vibrant colours and deep contrast.
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It comes with support for up to 120Hz screen refresh which is particularly suited for gaming and scrolling through content.
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