Duck Clever · 13/04/2026
Long-term review · battery and daily use
Infinix Note 40 Pro is still well worth buying in 2026, especially now that it has become much cheaper.
Likes- Strong RAM and storage for the price
- Roughly 8 to 9 hours of screen-on time after long use
- Good performance for gaming and daily tasks
- Reverse wireless charging useful for charging earbuds
Dislikes- Green version lacks the rear lighting ring
- Reverse wireless charging did not work reliably for the reviewer
- Used units are rarely listed for sale
TP Resurrection · 15/02/2025
Week-long review · daily use and gaming
Infinix Note 40 Pro is not powerful, but it is well designed and surprisingly capable, a sensible choice for certain users.
Likes- Design and bundled accessories are strong points
- Loud stereo sound and good audio quality
- Customisable rear light
- Good daytime camera results
Dislikes- Old Helio G99 processor is not powerful
- No 5G support
- Cannot hold a stable 60 fps in games
El Dantoo · 09/10/2024
Full review · performance, camera, software and price
Infinix Note 40 Pro has good performance and software and a middling camera, but its price is very competitive for what it offers.
Likes- Good performance for everyday apps and most games
- Feature-rich camera app with filters
- Customisable rear lighting with many colours
- Software layer with many personalisation options
Dislikes- Camera is not top tier for the price
- Some game textures are slow to load
Tecnopédico · 02/09/2024
Review · screen, camera, battery, software and performance
Infinix Note 40 Pro is a tough call: it has a strong screen, camera and battery, but weak performance and software, so it is not for gaming.
Likes- Vibrant 120Hz AMOLED screen with good viewing angles
- Main camera with good sharpness, colours and post-processing
- Battery life that is more than acceptable, with 70W charging
Dislikes- Mediocre chipset with slow loading in demanding games and apps
- Heavy software skin that causes lag and uneven performance
- No ultra-wide sensor and disappointing macro photos
Chica de las cajas · 31/08/2024
Hands-on review · unboxing, battery and charging tests
Infinix Note 40 Pro is well equipped and good as a main or secondary phone, though the cameras could be stronger.
Likes- Solid build with a synthetic leather back
- Speakers sound good
- Full set of sensors including infrared and NFC
- Included accessories are a plus
Dislikes- Cameras could be a bit better
- Video limited to 2K at 30 fps
- Reverse wireless charging did not hold devices in place reliably
Xervia · 19/08/2024
Long-term review · one month of use, technical tests and gaming
Infinix Note 40 Pro has a competitive price for many premium features, but a missing wide-angle camera and stronger rivals hold it back.
Likes- Smooth performance in most games at medium settings
- Fast charging gives a solid boost in half an hour
- Wireless charging is handy when you do not want a cable
- Clean, intuitive Android 14 interface with good personalisation
Dislikes- No wide-angle lens and limited zoom for landscapes or groups
- Cannot run the most demanding games at maximum settings
- Rivals such as the Poco X6 Pro may offer more power for the money
Eufracio López 502 · 13/07/2024
Long-term test · camera, gaming and accessories review
Infinix Note 40 Pro is a solid mid-range phone with a strong camera and battery, though night photos and some features need work.
Likes- Good selfie and rear camera results in normal and portrait modes
- Battery lasts around four to five hours of gaming
- Smooth gaming without harsh heating
- Fast 70 W charging and included accessories
Dislikes- Night mode photos are weak
- No microSD card slot
- The notification LED does not work in green
- Only about two years of system updates
eduartecno · 26/05/2024
Hands-on review · gaming, camera and performance tests
Infinix Note 40 Pro is a strong mid-range phone with good performance and photos, though its plastic build keeps it from feeling premium.
Likes- Good performance for a mid-range chip
- Main camera photos with good tones
- Gaming runs smoothly without noticeable heating
- Smooth multitasking with split and floating windows
Dislikes- Plastic finish despite a premium look
- Display colours oversaturated at the edges
- Demanding games must be set to low graphics