TecnoOficial · 19/12/2024
Hands-on review · cameras, games, Bluetooth and launcher tests
Infinix Note 40 is a good phone overall, but it has many areas to improve, and better options exist in its range.
Likes- Strong main camera with good results
- Bright screen usable in sunlight
- Speaker audio is very good
Dislikes- Bluetooth connections drop unexpectedly
- Some games close unexpectedly
- Launcher lacks split-screen support
- Edges are uncomfortable to hold
eduartecno · 06/05/2024
Hands-on review · gaming, battery and camera tests
Infinix Note 40 offers a good balance of price, performance and features, with photos that are good but not excellent.
Likes- Smooth gaming performance at low graphics settings
- Long-lasting battery with fast charging
- Vivid AMOLED display with high refresh rate
- Natural-looking main camera photos
Dislikes- Camera results are good, not excellent
- Demanding games need low graphics settings
Mensah Koffi Thierry (Mensah Master) · 15/05/2024
Hands-on review · charging, audio, camera and battery use
Infinix Note 40 has a strong battery and good value for the price, making it a very solid mid-range choice.
Likes- Long battery life with fast wired charging
- Magnetic wireless charging works even with the case on
- Bright, clear screen with high refresh rate
- Good value for money in its price range
Dislikes- No audio jack, so you need USB-C or Bluetooth audio
- 256 GB storage may be small for heavy users
Marius K. Kwadyo · 29/04/2024
Three-week review · daily use, battery, gaming and software
Infinix Note 40 is a solid option for its price segment, covering most needs despite a few missing features.
Likes- Battery lasts about a full day of use
- Bright AMOLED screen in an elegant design
- Good photos and several charging options
- Practical for everyday use
Dislikes- No ultra-wide camera
- Cannot run Fortnite, and demanding games are limited
- Performance is somewhat disappointing for heavy use
AboukamNet · 26/04/2024
Feature showcase · camera, charging, gaming and security
Infinix Note 40 is a good choice for photo and video, with fast charging and smooth gaming.
Likes- Fast fingerprint sensor and quick unlock without face scanning
- Magnetic charging with a 45 W charger gets to half charge quickly
- Rear and front camera results in both day and night
- Smooth gaming with popular titles
Marius K. Kwadyo · 15/04/2024
First look · unboxing and first impressions
Infinix Note 40 shows promise in its design and battery, with a full test still to come.
Likes- Attractive design with a matte, satin-like finish
- Magnetic wireless charging with dedicated charger
- Promised long battery life and fast charging
Dislikes- The built-in keyboard was hard to use
- AI features work poorly in French
Megalite Communications Services Yenegoa · 08/05/2024
Hands-on review · camera, gaming and feature tests
Infinix Note 40 has strong features and performance, but its lack of water protection is a clear drawback.
Likes- Good front and main camera results
- Gaming runs without lag at high settings
- Useful AI assistant and smart hub features
- Bright screen helps the front camera in dark rooms
Dislikes- Splash resistance only, not waterproof
- No front flash, so low light relies on screen brightness
Eugoson Quorch · 23/03/2024
Hands-on review · wireless charging, design, performance and battery
Infinix Note 40 is excellent overall, with wireless charging a standout, though it lacks a headphone jack and microSD slot.
Likes- Wireless charging with magnetic base included
- Smooth performance in demanding games
- Good battery life for daily use
- Attractive, flat design with squared edges
Dislikes- No headphone jack or microSD slot
- Only 4G, no 5G support
- Wired charging is slow without smart mode
Vaylen Tech Studios · 21/03/2024
Full review · accessories, camera, display and performance
Infinix Note 40 is good value for money, with a clear upgrade over the previous model.
Likes- Generous accessories included in the box
- Bright, sharp display
- Large camera upgrade over the previous model
- Smooth performance with useful features
Dislikes- Glossy frame picks up fingerprints
- No headphone jack and not waterproof
- Unclear software update support
Eugoson Quorch · 23/03/2024
Hands-on review · wireless charging, design, performance and battery
Infinix Note 40 is excellent overall, with wireless charging a standout, though it lacks a headphone jack and microSD slot.
Likes- Wireless charging with magnetic base included
- Smooth performance in demanding games
- Good battery life for daily use
- Attractive, flat design with squared edges
Dislikes- No headphone jack or microSD slot
- Only 4G, no 5G support
- Wired charging is slow without smart mode
Cyril Okoi · 22/03/2024
Unboxing and review · benchmarks, gaming and camera impressions
Infinix Note 40 is an impressive mid-range phone with a good battery, display and chipset, and good value for money.
Likes- Smooth display with high refresh rate
- Strong battery and fast charging
- Good chipset for multitasking and gaming
- Decent daytime camera photos
Dislikes- Pre-installed apps that send unsolicited notifications
- Splash resistance only, not waterproof
- Unclear long-term software update support
Vaylen Tech Studios · 21/03/2024
Full review · accessories, camera, display and performance
Infinix Note 40 is good value for money, with a clear upgrade over the previous model.
Likes- Generous accessories included in the box
- Bright, sharp display
- Large camera upgrade over the previous model
- Smooth performance with useful features
Dislikes- Glossy frame picks up fingerprints
- No headphone jack and not waterproof
- Unclear software update support