Infinix Note 40 Pro Receives Bluetooth SIG Certification, Possible Launch in December

Infinix is gearing up for the launch of several new devices across different markets. The Infinix Smart 8 HD has been officially confirmed for unveiling on December 8. Meanwhile, the Hot 40i, Hot 40, and Hot 40 Pro models have made appearances on platforms like Google Play Console, Bluetooth SIG certification, FCC, and other certification databases, suggesting a potential release in December. Additionally, the Infinix Note 40 Pro is another anticipated phone slated for debut this year, as it has received certification from the Bluetooth SIG authority.

Infinix Note 40 Pro

The Rumored Infinix Note 40 Pro

The Bluetooth certification for the Infinix Note 40 Pro reveals its model number as X6580, and it comes with Bluetooth 5.3 support. Typically, Bluetooth SIG certification is one of the final steps before a device’s official launch, indicating that the Note 40 Pro may be unveiled within the next one or two months. Unfortunately, specific details about the device are yet to be disclosed by the rumor mill.

image 742 Infinix Note 40 Pro Receives Bluetooth SIG Certification, Possible Launch in December

In the past, Infinix has emphasized charging capabilities in its Note series, offering features like bypass charging and up to 68W fast charging in the Note 30 (Note 30 VIP). It is anticipated that the Note 40 Pro will continue this focus on charging capabilities, potentially introducing innovative features and advancements in fast charging technology to enhance the overall user experience.

image 744 Infinix Note 40 Pro Receives Bluetooth SIG Certification, Possible Launch in December

Regarding other upcoming Infinix phones, the Hot 40i, Hot 40, and Hot 40 Pro will be powered by the Unisoc T606, Helio G88, and Helio G99 chipsets, respectively. The Hot 40i will feature an HD+ display and 4 GB of RAM, while the Hot 40 and 40 Pro will come with an FHD+ screen and 8 GB of RAM. The entire series will run on the XOS-based Android 13. Additionally, Infinix is working on the Infinix Buds NC earbuds, and their imminent arrival is suggested by their approval from the Bluetooth SIG authority.

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