Infinix Zero 40 to Arrive in Pakistan This Week; Launch Date Confirmed

There is now an official banner on the Infinix website with a launch date and they’ve been teasing it continuously on their social media pages. Infinix Zero 40 4G is on its way to Pakistan, and they plan to unveil it in our local market on September 21st, but the pre-orders have already begun.

They even have one free screen repair within 12 months and a free coffee tumbler to offer the first 2000 people who pre-order it. Zero 40 4G is one of their flagship products, so it has all the primo bells and whistles from a curved fast AMOLED to some high-end optics.
This new Zero 40 4G is a 6.74" curved AMOLED FHD+ punch-hole format handset. HBM of 1300nits will come in handy when you need to see it under harsh sunlight, and then we see features like Gorilla Glass 5 and Always-on display, everything is pure flagship-tier hardware.

Android 14 is the OS it has from the get-go, but down the road, they say two years of OS updates wait for Zero 40 4G, so it’s future-proof until 2026. Helio G100 is at the helm pulling the hard labor here and 8GB max RAM helps it with background task management and services in the Infinix New 4G Phone.

Cameras on Zero 40 4G are distinctively better than the old generation because the first one of those lenses is a 108 MP 1/1.67" sensor made stable with OIS. Then we see a 50 MP unit with an ultrawide lens, that tertiary sensor is a 2 MP depth mapper, and we see a 50 MP unit that takes care of your front cam business.
Nothing has changed on the power front because Zero 40 4G has the same 5000mAh battery as Zero 30 with a backup of 45W charging. But the one new thing about this is Bypass Charge 2.0. They rate its chassis IP54 plus it has a fingerprint ID right on the screen.
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