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Infinix Note 40 and Note 40 Pro as seen on Google Play Console

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Infinix Note 40 Pro

Infinix is gearing up to unveil the latest in the Infinix Note series. These handsets are coming to succeed the Infinix Note 30 launched last year and some specifications of these devices have already leaked. Thanks to the appearance on Google Play Console, it is safe to say that the Infinix Note 40 will be the Infinix X6853 while the Note 40 Pro will be the X6850. It is normal to expect dual SIM slots and this doesn’t need any confirmation for it to be so.

Infinix Note 40 Pro
Infinix Note 40

Infinix Note 40 and Note 40 Pro Storage

The Infinix Note 40 devices will come with 8GB RAM with 256GB storage according to the reports. There is the probability of other storage options being available. The Infinix Note 40 Pro is not so different when it comes to storage. According to the reports, it also features 8GB RAM and 256GB as well.

Each device of the Note 40 series is confirmed to have a display resolution of 1080 x 2436 pixels and 480 ppi pixel density for each. Expected also is that the device runs Android 14 operating system out of the box with HiOS of course. The devices support 4G network connecting and coupled with the MediaTek Helio G99 SoC. The graphics processing unit features the ARM Mali-G57 GPU.

Infinix Note 40 Pro

From the renders seen on the FCC certification page, the handset comes with a triple rear camera setup. The phone additionally, from the documents from the portal is expected to feature 164 x 75 x 8 mm dimensions.

Battery specifications are not available but charging specs are already out which are observable on the FCC Certification page. The phones come with each one supporting 45W fast charging and 5W wireless reverse charging.

These are not the final specifications of the Infinix Note 40 series. Keep it tuned here. Check out other Infinix Phones.


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