Infinix Note Series and Their Prices in Nigeria (2026)
The cheapest Infinix Note on Jumia is the Note Edge at ₦421,815, and the Note 60 Pro starts at ₦690,000. Specs, prices and which to buy at each budget.
A 2026 phone is the cheapest Infinix Note in Nigeria. The Note Edge sells below even the Note 40 Pro from 2024 and has 256GB of storage, so we would buy it.
Infinix’s Nigerian website lists four phones under Note Series: the Note 60 Pro, the Note Edge, the Note 50 Pro and the Note 40 Pro. Bar one stray Note 30, those four and the plain Note 40 are what sellers have on Jumia, and between them they run from about ₦420,000 to ₦790,000.
Infinix Note prices in Nigeria
The lowest price for a new phone on Jumia, model by model:
| Phone | RAM / storage | Network | Lowest price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infinix Note Edge | 8GB / 128GB | 5G | ₦421,815 |
| Infinix Note 40 | 8GB / 256GB | 4G | ₦439,999 |
| Infinix Note 40 Pro | 8GB / 256GB | 4G | ₦469,999 |
| Infinix Note Edge | 8GB / 256GB | 5G | ₦493,142 |
| Infinix Note 50 Pro | 8GB / 256GB | 4G | ₦498,000 |
| Infinix Note 60 Pro | 8GB / 256GB | 5G | ₦690,000 |
The lowest price is often one seller with one unit, and these move quickly. The ₦421,815 Note Edge listing had a single unit left. The next seller asks ₦448,588, and most are between ₦517,000 and ₦580,000. The 256GB Edge has two listings, at ₦493,142 and ₦498,288, then ₦560,000 and up. The ₦498,000 Note 50 Pro is another single unit, with the others at ₦549,999. The Note 60 Pro has two listings at ₦690,000 and the rest between ₦720,000 and ₦790,000. Jumia will sort the Note Edge listings by price.
Sellers write the memory in their own way. A listing that says 8+8GB or “extended to 16GB” is an 8GB phone: Infinix counts extended RAM, which is storage standing in for memory. We explain that in our guide to phone RAM.
The Note to buy at each budget
Up to ₦450,000
The Note Edge with 128GB. Against the Note 40 at ₦439,999 it has 5G, a 6,500mAh battery where the Note 40 has 5,000mAh, a sharper screen and Android 16 with years of updates promised. The Note 40 answers with 256GB of storage and wireless charging. Take it only if storage matters more to you than everything else on that list.
Around ₦500,000
Three phones sit within ₦30,000 of each other: the Note 40 Pro at ₦469,999, the 256GB Note Edge at ₦493,142 and the Note 50 Pro at ₦498,000.
We would take the 256GB Note Edge. Consider the Note 50 Pro if you want 90W charging, wireless charging and an ultra-wide camera, and can live with 4G. The Note 40 Pro is the oldest of the three for nearly the same money, and we would pass on it.
₦690,000 and up
The Note 60 Pro costs ₦196,858 more than the 256GB Note Edge. By Infinix’s own spec sheets, that pays for a Snapdragon chip built on a 4nm process where the Edge’s is 6nm, a 144Hz screen, faster and wireless charging, optical stabilisation and a second rear camera. The battery and the screen resolution are the same.
That is a lot of naira for charging speed and an ultra-wide lens. Unless those two matter to you, the Edge is the better buy.
Under ₦400,000
There is no new Note at this level. Infinix’s Hot and Smart phones start far lower, and we list the cheapest of them in Infinix phones of 50,000 naira. For a curved screen on a smaller budget, see phones that still have curved screens.
What Infinix says each Note offers
| Phone | Chip | Screen | Battery and charging | Software |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Note 60 Pro | Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, 5G | 6.78-inch AMOLED, 1.5K, up to 144Hz | 6,500mAh, 90W wired, 30W wireless | XOS 16 on Android 16 |
| Note Edge | MediaTek Dimensity 7100, 5G | 6.78-inch curved AMOLED, 1.5K, up to 120Hz | 6,500mAh, 45W wired | XOS 16 on Android 16 |
| Note 50 Pro | MediaTek Helio G100 Ultimate, 4G | 6.78-inch AMOLED, FHD+, up to 144Hz | 5,200mAh, 90W wired, 30W wireless | XOS 15 |
| Note 40 Pro | MediaTek Helio G99 Ultimate, 4G | 6.78-inch curved AMOLED, FHD+, 120Hz | 5,000mAh, 70W wired, 20W wireless | XOS 14 |
| Note 40 | MediaTek Helio G99 Ultimate, 4G | 6.78-inch AMOLED, FHD+, 120Hz | 5,000mAh, 45W wired, 20W wireless | XOS 14 |
Infinix Note 60 Pro
The top Note in Nigeria. Beyond the charging, the difference from the Edge is the cameras: a 50MP main camera with optical stabilisation and an 8MP ultra-wide. The front camera is 13MP and the rating is IP64.
Infinix lists it with 8GB or 12GB of RAM, both with 256GB of storage, so there is no 6GB or 128GB version. Every Jumia listing we found was the 8GB one.
Infinix Note Edge
Infinix lists one rear camera, a 50MP, with a 13MP camera on the front, a fingerprint reader in the screen, NFC and an IP65 rating. It comes with 8GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of storage.
It is also the one Note where Infinix puts a support promise on the product page: three years of operating system updates and five years of security patches.
Infinix Note 50 Pro
The 2025 Pro charges as fast as the Note 60 Pro and has a 50MP stabilised main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide and a 32MP front camera. The trade is a 4G chip, a smaller battery and older software.
Infinix Note 40 Pro and Note 40
The 2024 phones are still on Jumia in small numbers. Both have a 108MP main camera, a 32MP front camera, wireless charging and an IP54 rating. The Pro adds a curved screen, optical stabilisation and faster charging. The plain Note 40 is on Infinix’s global site but not its Nigerian one.
Notes on Infinix’s global site only
The latest Notes are the Note 60 range and the Note Edge, all from 2026 and all on XOS 16 with Android 16. The global site adds two that the Nigerian one leaves out: a plain Note 60, with a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultimate chip and 45W charging, and a Note 60 Ultra with a 200MP camera, a 7,000mAh battery and 100W charging. From 2025 it has the Note 50, Note 50 Pro+ 5G, Note 50X 5G and Note 50S 5G.
None of these is under Note Series on Infinix’s Nigerian site, and we found no Jumia listing for any of them.
One old model does turn up, and it is one to skip. A Note 30 5G from 2023 with 4GB of RAM was listed at ₦600,000, which is more than a Note Edge with twice the memory.
Every Note since the Hot Note
The oldest Note we could still find is the Hot Note (X551), a 5.5-inch phone with 1GB of RAM running Android 4.4 KitKat. Its page is still on Jumia, long out of stock, with a price of ₦36,300.
GSMArena dates the Note 3 to 2016, the Note 4 Pro to 2017 and the Note 5 to 2018, when it sold at ₦61,000. The cheapest Note today costs almost seven times that.
After that the list reads Note 6 in 2019, Note 7 and Note 8 in 2020, then Note 10 and Note 11 in 2021 and Note 12 in 2022. GSMArena lists no Note 9. After 12 the numbering jumped to 30: the Note 30 came in 2023, the Note 40 in 2024, the Note 50 in 2025 and the Note 60 and Note Edge in 2026.
