The brand claims with its fast-charging tech, the phone can go from 0 to 50 per cent in 12 minutes. MagSafe is definitely an exciting addition to the mid-range lineup, one that allows Android users to test its quality and performance, even if it just offers 20W charging speed.
For anyone looking to purchase a smartphone, these are exciting times, particularly if you're looking for a mid-range model with premium features. Recently, we talked about the availability of wireless charging on a mid-range 5G phone from Motorola, and now another brand is pushing the envelope of high-tech features.
A Plus model of the new Infinix Note 40 Pro series has been introduced by Infinix. Depending on your location and price range, the new Infinix phones can connect to 4G or 5G networks thanks to MediaTek chipsets. However, Infinix's internal charging technology is the main improvement.
Infinix Note 40 Pro+ 5G and Note 40 Pro Launched
Key Features:
📱 Display 6.78-inch Full-HD+ 3D curved AMOLED with up to 120Hz refresh rate
🔲 Processor Note 40 Pro+ 5G - MediaTek Dimensity 7020 | Note 40 Pro - MediaTek Helio G99
📸 Camera: Triple rear setup - 108MP primary… pic.twitter.com/mUpR6xwvtW
The Cheetah X1 chip, developed by Infinix, is designed to maintain a low device temperature even when charging. The 40 Pro Plus variant, which has a 4,600mAh battery and enables 20W wireless charging and 100W cable fast charging—akin to the iPhone's MagSafe charging technology—has created a requirement for this chip. The phone can charge from 0% to 50% in 12 minutes, according to the brand, and it will probably reach 100% in 20 to 23 minutes, as other businesses who make fast-charging phones say.
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Even though MagSafe only delivers 20W charging speed, it's nevertheless an exciting addition to the mid-range portfolio that lets Android customers evaluate its quality and performance.
With the Note 40 Pro Plus, Infinix is also providing other high-end features including an IP53 dust and water resistance certification, VC liquid cooling system, twin JBL-tuned speakers, 3D curved display, and up to 12GB RAM.
The phone's 6nm MediaTek Dimensity 7020 processor, which is unlikely to surpass performance benchmarks and maintain simplicity, is one of its less interesting features.  Infinix is offering Android 14 OS out of the box, and assures that the 40 Pro series will get 2 OS updates and 3 years of security patches. Infinix 40 Pro Plus is priced around Rs 25,000 which makes it one of the first in this bracket to have some of these features.
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