Infinix Note 40 4G

Infinix Note 40 4G Price in Kenya

Infinix Note 40 4G Price in Kenya is Ksh.28,499 on Digital Phones Kenya. The Infinix Note 40 4G caters to users seeking a large-screen phone with a long-lasting battery at an affordable price. This review delves into the Note 40’s camera, design, display, performance, and more to help you decide if it aligns with your needs.

Features & Specifications

Camera

The Infinix Note 40 4G employs a triple-lens rear camera system. The primary sensor is a 50MP shooter, accompanied by a 2MP depth sensor and another 2MP sensor for unspecified purposes (likely macro or low-light assistance). While it won’t compete with high-end smartphones, the 50MP sensor can capture decent photos in good lighting conditions. Don’t expect exceptional low-light performance, but the Note 40 is suitable for capturing everyday moments and social media content. The 16MP front-facing camera allows for basic selfies and video calls.

Design

The Note 40 boasts a modern design with a large display and a plastic back panel. While some users might prefer a glass back, plastic keeps the weight down and contributes to the phone’s affordability. The back panel features a textured finish for improved grip and a unique aesthetic (texture design might vary depending on the region). The phone comes in a variety of colors (to be confirmed by Infinix) to suit different styles. A fingerprint sensor is integrated on the side for secure unlocking.

Display

The Note 40 features a large and immersive 6.95-inch IPS LCD display with Full HD+ (2400 x 1080) resolution. Hence, you get a vibrant viewing experience for everyday tasks like browsing the web, watching videos, and gaming. Viewing angles and contrast might not be on par with high-end OLED displays, but the Note 40 delivers good overall visuals for its price range. A standard 60Hz refresh rate ensures smooth visuals for most users, though some might prefer the higher refresh rates found in more expensive phones.

Durability

The Infinix Note 40 utilizes a combination of plastic for the back panel and likely glass for the front (official materials to be confirmed). Therefore, a case is recommended for added protection against scratches and bumps. There’s no official IP rating for dust or water resistance, so exercising caution around liquids is wise.

Connectivity

You get 4G connectivity The Infinix Note 40, providing good internet speeds for browsing, streaming, and downloading. It also, supports Wi-Fi connectivity for web browsing and app downloads on wireless networks. Standard connectivity features like Bluetooth 5.0 are included for connecting to wireless headphones and speakers.

Processor

The Note 40 is powered by the Mediatek Helio G99 Ultimate, a mid-range chipset suitable for everyday tasks. Thus, you can browse the web, use social media apps, stream videos, and even play some casual games without significant slowdowns. However, users who prioritize intensive multitasking or demanding games might encounter limitations.

RAM

The Infinix Note 40 is available in configurations with 8GB of RAM. 6GB is sufficient for most users who run a moderate number of apps simultaneously. If you prioritize multitasking and smoother performance with multiple apps open in the background, opting for the 8GB version might be beneficial.

Storage

Storage options are likely to include 128GB or 256GB, depending on the model you choose. This provides ample space for most users to store apps, photos, and videos. If you need even more storage, the Note 40 includes a microSD card slot for expandable storage, allowing you to add extra space as needed.

Battery

This massive device packs a massive 6000mAh battery, offering exceptional battery life. This translates to well, over a day’s worth of moderate usage on a single charge, with potential to stretch into a second day for lighter users. The Note 40 supports 18W fast charging (fast charger might be sold separately), allowing you to quickly top up the battery when needed.

OS

The Infinix Note 40 runs on Android 14, the latest version of the Android operating system at the time of writing. This ensures access to the latest features and security updates from Google. However, Infinix might add its own user interface (UI) on top.

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