As the launch date of the Infinix Note 40 Series approaches, hidden details about the Note 40 Pro have surfaced from its FCC listing. The upcoming lineup includes the Infinix Note 40 and the more advanced Note 40 Pro.
The FCC listing suggests that the Infinix Note 40 Pro may offer 256GB storage and up to 12GB RAM, hinting at possible alternative storage configurations. Designed for 4G connectivity, the phone will come in Vintage Green and feature a 70W fast-charging adapter. Notably, it will also support 5W wireless charging, a rare feature in the mid-range segment. The phone’s dimensions are 165mm x 76mm x 8mm, standard for a budget smartphone.
Connectivity features include WiFi across multiple bands, Bluetooth, and NFC. The FCC listing provides comprehensive details, offering insights into the Infinix Note 40 Pro’s specifications and building anticipation for its release.
Recent sightings on the Google Play Console reveal that both the Infinix Note 40 and Note 40 Pro will run on Android 14. Powered by a MediaTek Helio G99 SoC, these devices provide a compelling option for users seeking performance and affordability. The Infinix Note 40 may come with 8GB of RAM, while the Pro variant boasts a more robust 12GB RAM.
In terms of display, the Infinix Note 40 features a 2436 x 1080 pixel screen with a density of 480 DPI. Unlike its Pro counterpart, the standard Note 40 supports 45W fast charging, a more suitable configuration for a non-Pro device.