Quick summary (TL;DR):

Infinix’s most recent 5G lineup centers on the Note and Zero series — notably the Infinix Note 40 5G (feature-rich mid-ranger with 108MP camera, 120Hz AMOLED, Dimensity 7020) and the Infinix Zero 40 5G (144 Hz AMOLED, 108MP camera, 45W charging). Both represent Infinix’s push to pack premium display, cameras and fast charging into affordable 5G phones.

Infinix 5G: What’s new & why it matters

Headline overview

Infinix’s latest 5G phones combine high-refresh AMOLED displays, multi-hundred megapixel camera systems, modern MediaTek Dimensity 5G chipsets, big batteries with wired + wireless charging, and aggressive pricing — positioning them as strong value choices in emerging markets. (Official Infinix)

Notable models and quick specs (high level)

Infinix Note 40 5G (highlights)

• Display: 120 Hz AMOLED, in-display fingerprint.
• Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 7020 (5G).
• Camera: 108 MP main, multi-camera system; MagCharge (Infinix magnetic wireless accessory) support listed.
• RAM / Storage: configurations up to very large (Infinix lists extended RAM features).
• Charging: 33W All-Round FastCharge 2.0 + optional 15W wireless MagCharge.
• Launch / availability: mid-2024 rollouts in multiple markets.

Infinix Zero 40 5G (highlights)

• Display: large AMOLED with very high refresh (up to 144 Hz depending on variant).
• Camera: 108 MP triple camera + strong selfie camera (reported 50MP).
• Battery: ~5000 mAh with 45W wired fast charge and support for wireless charging on some models.
• OS: Android 14 (XOS) on recent builds.
• Launch: announced Aug–Sep 2024 in many regions. (Gadgets 360)

Other recent 5G models

• Note 50s 5G+ and refreshed variants: Infinix continued expanding Note 50 series into 2025 with new RAM/storage SKUs and market-specific variants. (ToplinksTechs)

In-depth: features that stand out

• Display & media: AMOLED panels + 120–144 Hz refresh for smooth UI and gaming. Great for streaming, reading and gaming on mid-range budgets. (Official Infinix)
• Camera tech: Big main sensors (108MP and variants) and computational photography features aimed at vloggers/creators.
• Charging & battery: 33–45W wired fast charge plus Infinix’s MagCharge wireless accessories on higher tiers — useful if you want wireless convenience without flagship prices.
• Performance: Dimensity 7000-series / 8000-series (and in some markets the 8200/8200-derived chips) deliver solid mid-to-high level performance for gaming and multitasking. (TechCabal)

Conclusion

If you want a value-packed 5G phone with flagship-grade display and high-resolution cameras at a mid-range price, the latest Infinix Note and Zero series are strong contenders — especially in markets where Infinix ships aggressive specs for the price. Choose the Note 40 5G for a balanced camera + MagCharge wireless option, or the Zero 40 5G if you prioritise the fastest refresh rates and a slightly different camera/charging balance. Always check region-specific SKUs and carrier band support before buying. (Official Page)