Infinix and BMW’s Designworks have once again teamed up to introduce limited editions of the second generation of Infinix’s latest Android smartphones.
The LEDs embedded under the vegan leather of the first generation are gone VIP Racing Editionbut again, the refresh applies to the entire Note 40 of the Note 40 series, since the 4G/LTE-based Note 40, powered by the Helio G99 “Ultimate” processor in the 40 Pro+ 5G, which works with the same Dimensity 7020 processor as the Motorola Moto G54 5G that can be found on Amazon.
Each new Racing Racing Edition is still made of glass, but glass treated with a processadvanced UV transfer printing Samsung introduces its “industry-first” EUV-made DDR4 DRAM which gives a subtle texture to the “elegant, streamlined lines” of the resulting Wings of Speed pattern.
The special edition phones are also the only versions of the Note 40 in silver. They can be ordered in an equally personalized version which also contains the phones The Infinix MagKit consisting of a MagCase, a MagPad for wireless charging technology up to 20W of smartphones and a bank of MagPower power supply for wireless charging, unusually slim MagPower wireless.
Also in this box is the 100W MagPower 100W Multi-Speed FastCharge; It is also possible to opt for a complete gift set with additional goodies such as BMW- and a watch might also be available in some regions.
The latest Infinix x BMW DesignWorks models were launched at a guide price of $209 for the Note 40 Racing Edition; $259 for its 5G counterpart; $279 for the Pro and $309 for the Pro 5G, while the Note 40 Pro 5G Racing Edition could cost the equivalent of $329 when released.
