Infinix Note 40 Pro Series coming soon to India First Android Phones with Magnetic Wireless Charging

Infinix: Infinix is ​​going to launch its new smartphone series next month i.e. in April. The name of this series is Infinix Note 40 series. The company has not yet revealed the exact launch date of this series, but a microsite of this series has been made live on Flipkart.

First Android phone with magnetic charging

The company has confirmed that this phone series will support 20W magnetic wireless charging. Infinix has named this technology MagCharge Technology. It will work like a MagSafe charging solution, as we see in iPhones.

Let us tell you that Infinix Note 40 series will be the first Android phone series or phone which will come with wireless magnetic charging technology. Let us tell you what is the difference between normal wireless charging and magnetic wireless charging technology.

What is the difference between common wireless and magnetic wireless charging?

During normal wireless charging, users have to place their phone on a charging pad or stand. This pad or stand has a coil, which creates a magnetic field, which when the device is connected with the coil, produces electricity, due to which the phone gets charged. This is a straightforward process, but it requires placing the device on a charging pad or stand. The problem with this system is that if the device moves even an inch from the charging pad, it stops charging.

Magnetic wireless charging is the solution to this problem. In this, there is no need to keep the phone or device on the charging pad. In this technology, with the help of magnets, magnetic field and electricity is created for charging the device. Now Infinix is ​​going to use this technology in its next phone series.

According to the report so far, there will be a total of 4 smartphones in this phone series of Infinix, which include Infinix Note 40, Note 40 Pro 4G, Note 40 Pro 5G, and Note 40 Pro Plus 5G. These four phones come with 20W wireless charging and 100W wired charging support.

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