Infinix Note 40 Pro

OhoPrice editorial review

The Note 40 Pro pairs a 108 MP camera with the Helio G99 Ultimate on 12 GB of RAM — the most memory you can get at Rs 57,999 outside of flagship territory. The 6.78-inch 120 Hz display at roughly 393 PPI with 1300 nits peak brightness handles outdoor visibility well and scrolls smoothly. The Helio G99 Ultimate on 6 nm is efficient and capable for everyday tasks and moderate gaming. The 108 MP main sensor captures detailed photos, though the lack of OIS means low-light shots require a steady hand. The 32 MP selfie camera is a step above most budget phones. The 5000 mAh battery delivers standard all-day endurance. Infinix's XOS interface is feature-rich but carries significant bloatware. The 7.75 mm thickness is impressively slim for a phone with these specs. For buyers who want maximum RAM and a high-resolution camera without paying flagship prices, the Note 40 Pro delivers. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G costs Rs 8,000 less and offers 5G connectivity alongside a 108 MP camera with OIS — the optical stabilisation gives the Nubia an edge in low-light photography and video. The Infinix counters with 12 GB physical RAM versus the Nubia's 8 GB base (though the Nubia advertises up to 20 GB dynamic RAM, which is virtual and slower). Both phones share 5000 mAh batteries and 256 GB storage. The Nubia's Unisoc T760 processor is newer but less proven than the G99 Ultimate. For buyers who want guaranteed RAM performance for heavy multitasking, the Infinix's 12 GB is the safer bet; the Nubia appeals to buyers who want 5G and camera stabilisation at a lower price. Infinix's Pro-series phones are typically PTA-approved in Pakistan, but confirm the exact variant's status to avoid unexpected costs.