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Telecel Ghana has teamed up with Infinix to launch the revolutionary Infinix NOTE 40 Series, to boost mobile technology accessibility and consumer internet package options in Ghana.
The Infinix NOTE 40 Series, featuring the NOTE 40 and NOTE 40 Pro, introduces ground-breaking technologies such as the 70W Multi-Speed Fast Charge, which allows users to charge their phones to 50% in just 20 minutes.
Engineered to meet the needs of both tech enthusiasts and everyday users, the series boasts advanced specifications and a durable design. Additionally, the phones are equipped with high-energy density batteries supporting up to 1600 charging cycles, ensuring longevity and robust performance.
The device also features a 3D curved 120Hz AMOLED display and a 108MP super-zoom camera with Optical Image Stabilization, promising a premium visual and photographic experience.
As a prominent player in the Ghanaian telecom industry, Telecel Ghana is known for its innovative mobile connectivity solutions.
This collaboration with Infinix aligns with the organisation’s strategic vision to integrate more technology options that cater to the evolving needs of its customers.
Each purchase of the Infinix NOTE 40 series comes with an exclusive 30GB data bundle from Telecel, allocated as 5GB monthly for six months, providing significant value to both new and existing customers.

David Umoh, Director of the Consumer Business Unit at Telecel Ghana emphasised the customer-focused nature of the partnership, “For Telecel Ghana, our collaboration with Infinix on the NOTE 40 Series is more than just a business move.
"Telecel is supporting Ghana’s ambition to drive digital adoption and we believe that this customer-centric initiative will enrich the digital lifestyles of our users, especially data-hungry consumers who leverage high-speed internet for streaming, gaming, and real-time communication.” He said.
Infinix guarantees customer satisfaction with a comprehensive 12-month warranty, plus an additional 100 days of broken screen insurance, and a 30-day replacement warranty for factory defects.
Partnering with Telecel Ghana to launch the NOTE 40 Series marks a significant step in Infinix's mission to bring advanced technology to our customers, stated Emy Li, Brand Manager at Infinix Ghana.
"This collaboration aligns perfectly with our goal of enhancing digital experiences through innovative products, ensuring our users enjoy both superior technology and great value.
The NOTE 40 Series smartphones are available throughout Ghana at all authorized Infinix and Telecel Retail outlets and can also be purchased online.
Telecel Ghana customers can take advantage of the flexible instalment payment options available through Easybuy.
This partnership between Telecel Ghana and Infinix represents a significant step forward in making advanced technology accessible at competitive prices.
The tailored data offer, exclusive to Telecel customers, ensures that every user gets the most out of their new Infinix smartphone.
As Telecel continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in the telecom industry, it remains dedicated to providing quality service and exceptional value to its customers across Ghana.
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