Infinix Note 40 5G Series India Launch Confirmed To feature an AI-supported active halo lighting effect

Infinix Note 40 is the 5G series. Set It will be launched globally on March 18. The company is yet to confirm the models that will be unveiled in the lineup. from the previous Leak, we can expect the Infinix Note 40, Note 40 Pro 4G, Note 40 Pro 5G and the top-of-the-line Note 40 Pro+ 5G models there. Some of these handsets have been spotted earlier on various certification sites which have also suggested some key features of the expected phones. Now, the company has also confirmed the India launch of the Infinix Note 40 series.

The company confirmed through a press note that the Infinix Note 40 5G series will launch in India soon. However, it is yet to announce the launch timeline or the monikers of the models that will be introduced in the Indian market. An official teaser on YouTube shows a handset with a shiny gold finish and a rectangular rear camera unit. Here, the company also teases “AI Active Halo Lighting”, claiming that the series will be the first in India to offer this feature.

Active Halo is an AI-backed feature that will integrate voice commands and other functions with lighting effects, the company explains. It can be used for incoming calls, notifications, charging, gaming, music playback, and interacting with the ‘Hi Folax’ voice assistant. With the ‘Hi Folax’ wake phrase, users can then use the ‘Active Halo’ command and customize its functionality.

The ‘Active Halo’ feature has three customizable light effects – Live, Rhythmic, and AI. Users can use them according to their mood and preferences. It can be customized to a lively animation for specific notifications, a rhythmic display for music playback, or different patterns to indicate incoming calls.

While nothing more is known about the Indian variants of the Infinix Note 40 series, the global models Teased To launch with a 3D curved AMOLED display. So did the company Confirmed “MagKit, the ultimate on-the-go magnetic solution” for all upcoming global Note 40 handsets.