This smartphone is the mightiest of the trio with a 6nm Helio G99 chipset. The screen is a 6.78” LCD with Full HD+ resolution and supports up to 120 Hz refresh rate and 240 Hz touch sampling rate. There is only one RAM option for the Hot 40 Pro – 8 GB, while storage is either 128 GB or 256 GB.

The Infinix Hot 40 Pro has the best main camera with a 108 MP sensor. Next to it on the back is a 2 MP macro shooter, and what is listed as an “AI cam”. The selfie shooter has a 32 MP sensor and is inside a punch hole, around which Infinix made a Magic Ring – a Dynamic Island-type notification zone. It gives information when the phone is unlocked, being charged or used during a call.

The Xboost engine is an Infinix game launcher of sorts that enables “enhanced stability” during gameplay. It has three tiers for three different levels of immersion into the game played. The phone otherwise boots XOS 13.5, based on Android 13.

According to Infinix, the Hot 40 Pro's battery can charge from 20% to 75% in 35 minutes with the 33W charger supplied in the box. On top of that, the cell can withstand 1,600 charge cycles, which is over 4 years of plugging the phone every day.

Infinix brings three Hot 40 phones with big batteries for affordable gaming