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Infinix Note 40 Pro 5G reviews by real users Infinix Note 40 Pro 5G

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  • Screen7.7
  • Performance8.5
  • Camera8.1
  • Connectivity9.3
  • Battery6.0
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  • This phone good but it don't have ultrawide camera that the minus

    Pros
    • Big camera megapixels
    • Have wireless charging
    • Have active halo (only in vintage green and gold)
    Cons
    • It don't have ultrawide camera
    • 9.8
    • Screen9.0
    • Performance9.6
    • Camera9.0
    • Connectivity9.6
    • Battery7.0
  • Pefect Budget Phone for Students or medium user

    Pros
    • Big Megapixel
    • Smooth Operation
    • Good Quality Video
    • Fast 45watt Charging
    Cons
    • Doesn't Have ultrawide
    • Need to optimize apps
    • 7
    • Screen7.0
    • Performance7.6
    • Camera7.2
    • Connectivity8.0
    • Battery7.0
  • Auto
    It has decent cameras for daytime and nighttime use, and its performance is more than smooth enough for everyday use.

    The Infinix Note 40 5G is a good phone for everyday use, very smooth in that regard, although it does show weakness as soon as you start pushing it. While it does experience occasional drops, it usually recovers within a second. Demanding titles like Genchi tend to be more stable at 24 fps on low graphics and maximum resolution; it also has problems on high settings. My only criticism is the GPU, as it's not very compatible with some graphics, but it's fine for the price. The Infinix Note 40 5G can run moderately demanding titles without problems, but for very demanding games, you'll have to switch to low graphics settings. As a side note, keep the phone as clean as possible and disable virtual RAM, which I believe is enabled by default. If you're going to use it for gaming, use a cooler, as it tends to heat up very quickly and performance drops rapidly as soon as the temperature starts to rise, but it will always stay cool with daily use.

    Pros
    • Good performance
    • Screen
    • Burden
    Cons
    • Battery
    • Battery life
    • Heating up when loading
    • 7.8
    • Screen7.0
    • Performance7.6
    • Camera7.0
    • Connectivity9.3
    • Battery5.0
  • Auto
    It's good for non-demanding people..

    It's good for people who aren't demanding, the battery doesn't even last a day, otherwise it's very good, it runs smoothly for not-so-demanding games, it's also very good

    • 8.5
    • Screen7.7
    • Performance9.0
    • Camera9.0
    • Connectivity10
    • Battery5.0

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  • 7.5 Design & Materials
  • 6.8 Performance & Hardware
  • 7.4 Camera
  • 7.6 Connectivity
  • 7.0 Battery
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