Prices of tecno, itel and infinix phones launched 4th quarter of 2020

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Tecno, iTel and Infinix are smartphone brands that strive to offer budget smartphones at a wide array of prices so that everyone can own a smartphone. In the fourth quarter of this year, 2020, these three brands has launched some smartphones at different price brackets. So in this article, I have compiled a list of smartphones launched in the fourth quarter of this year from the three brands which is really affordable in some sense.
1. Tecno Camon 16








Tecno's 'Camon' series are known for offering good photos and also stands as the brand's perfect midrange smartphone. The Tecno Camon 16 offers some notable upgrades in the processing performance as we can see the upgrade from the MediaTek Helio P35 chipset which is found in the predecessor, to the MediaTek Helio G70 chipset. Though the battery capacity was dropped a bit to a 4,500mAh, but you shall be getting a fast charge at 18W and a more better FHD display compared to the predecessor's HD+ display.

Specs


6.8-inch IPS LCD Display, 1080 x 2460 Pixels, (263 PPI )

Android 10.0; HIOS 6.0


Octa-Core MediaTek Helio G70 Processor (12nm)

4GB RAM


64GB Built-in Storage, with Micro-SD Support

Fingerprint Sensor (Rear Mounted)


64MP + 2MP + 2MP + AI Rear Cameras

16MP Front Camera

18W Flash Charge

4500 mAh Non-Removable Battery

Price: Around ₦85,000
2. Infinix Hot 10






The latest iteration of the 'Hot' series from Infinix. The only major upgrade from the Hot 9 to the Hot 10 is the chipset. Currently, the Hot 10 is powered by the mediaTek Helio G70 chipset which is better by far than the chipset on the Hot 9. You will also find a slight upgrade in the battery as only 200mAh was added to make the difference.

Specs

6.78-inch IPS LCD Display, 720 x 1640 Pixels (264 PPI)

Octa-core Mediatek Helio G70 (12 nm)

Android 10.0; XOS 6.0

3GB RAM

64GB Built-in Storage, with SD-Card Support up to 512GB

16MP + 2MP + 2MP + AI Quad Rear Cameras

8MP Front Camera

Fingerprint Sensor (Rear Mounted)

5200 mAh Non-Removable Li-Po Battery

Price: Around ₦60,000
3. iTel Vision 1






The iTel Vision 1 stands as one of the attractive entry smartphones from iTel in terms of design. It ships with a relatively basic Spreadtrum Unisoc processor and pushes pixels from its LCD HD+ display. Though there is a 2GB RAM that will struggle at medium tasks but it is paired with a big battery that should keep it running for more hours. Don't expect much from its cameras.

Specs

6.08 inches HD+ IPS LCD Capacitive touchscreen 1560 x 720 screen resolution/19.5:9 aspect ratio

Android 9 (Pie)

Spreadtrum Unisoc, Octa-Core 1.6 Ghz Cortex A53

2GB of RAM

32GB inbuilt Storage, up to 128GB via memory cards

Front camera: 5MP / rear: 8MP+ 0.3MP

4000mAh non-removable battery capacity

Price: Around ₦35,000
4. Tecno Pova






The 'Pova' smartphone from Tecno has won the hearts of people just from a glance. The specs sheet for this smartphone makes a lot of sense and offers better attributes like a whooping 6,000mAh battery capacity, the MediaTek Helio G80 chipset, 6GB RAM and a wide storage. Tecno did well this time for delivering an all-round smartphone.

Specs

6.8 inches IPS LCD Display, 720 x 1640 pixels (~263 ppi)

Android 10, HIOS 7.0

Octa-core Mediatek Helio G80 (12 nm)

6GB RAM

128GB Built-in Storage up to 128GB Memory Card

13 MP + 2 MP + 2 MP + 2 VGA Quad Rear Cameras

8 MP Front Cameras

Fingerprint Scanner (Rear)

4G LTE Network

Fast Charging 18W

Non-Removable Li-Po 6000 mAh Battery

Price: Around ₦70,000
5. Infinix Hot 10 Lite






The Hot 10 Lite is the lesser version of the Hot 10 series. Baked into it is the Android 10 Go Edition because of its 2GB RAM memory capacity and a less-performing MediaTek Helio S20 chipset. The battery was also trickled down a bit to a 5,000mAh. Also, we could only get a triple rear setup instead of a quad found on the Hot 10. The Hot 10 Lite can easily be spotted by its waterdrop notch design.

Specs

6.6-inch IPS TFT Display, 720 x 1640 Pixels (264 PPI)

Mediatek Helio A20 Processor

Android 10 (Go Edition) : XOS 6.0

2GB RAM

32GB Built-in Storage, with SD-Card Support up to 512GB

13MP + QVGA + QVGA Triple Rear Cameras

8MP Front Camera

Fingerprint Sensor (Rear Mounted)

5000 mAh Non-Removable Li-Po Battery

Price: Around ₦50,000
6. iTel A25 Pro






iTel proves to be launching more cheap smartphones for the masses but surely at the specs cost. The iTel A25 Pro spots the phased out design with huge bezels. Coupled in it is a basic entry UniSoC Spreadtrum SC9832E chipset powering the Android 9 Go Edition OS. We were disappointed for not seeing the Android 10 Go Edition this late 2020. For the camera, it houses just a 5MP rear shooter and a 2MP selfie shooter.

Specs

Type: IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen

Size: 5.0-inches, (69.2% screen-to-body ratio)

Resolution: 480 x 854 pixels, 18:9 aspect ratio

Pixels Density: 192 PPL pixel density

RAM: 2GB

Internal Memory: 32GB

External Memory: Yes, up to 64GB via microSD card

OS: Android 9.0 (Pie) Go-Edition

Chipset: UniSoC Spreadtrum SC9832E

CPU: Quad-core 1.4 GHz Cortex-53

GPU: ARM Mali T820 MP2

Rear camera: 5-megapixel

Selfie camera: 2-megapixel

Battery Capacity: 3020mAh Li-Ion

Price: Around ₦25,000
7. Infinix Note 8






For Infinix, the 'Note' series has always long contended with Tecno's 'Camon' series. The Note 8 brings upgrades into the processor department offering MediaTek's Helio G80 chipset, a dual Selfie setup, the same battery capacity on the Hot 10 and sadly, the screen still remains at an LCD HD+ display.

Specs

6.95 inches IPS LCD Display, 720 x 1640 pixels (~258 ppi)

Android 10, XOS 7.1

Octa-core Mediatek Helio G80 (12 nm)

6GB RAM

128GB Built-in Storage up to 128GB Memory Card

64 MP + 2 MP + 2 MP + 2 MP Quad Rear Cameras

16 MP + 2 MP Dual Front Cameras

Fingerprint Scanner (Side)

4G LTE Network

Fast Charging 18W

Non-Removable Li-Po 5200 mAh Battery

Price: Around ₦85,000
8. iTel A48






Coupled with the UniSoC Spreadtrum SC9832E and a 2GB RAM, we can only expect a basic performance from this smartphone. Unlike the iTel A25 Pro, the iTel A48 launches with the Android 10 (Go Edition) right out of the box and features the waterdrop notch design. At the rear, we have a dual setup with 5MP and 0.08MP shooters, and for the selfie, a single 5MP shooter does the job.

Specs

TFT LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors

6.1 inches, 93.9 cm2 (~81.2% screen-to-body ratio)

720 x 1520 pixels, 19:9 ratio (~192 ppi density)

OS: Android 10 (Go Edition)

Chipset: UniSoC Spreadtrum SC9832E

CPU: Quad-core 1.4 GHz Cortex-53 (32nm)

GPU: ARM Mali T820 MP2

RAM: 2 GB

Storage: 32 GB

Card Slot: Yes, up to 64 GB via microSD card

5 MP + 0.08 MP main camera

5MP selfie camera

3,000mAh Non-Removable Li-Po battery

Price: Around ₦30,000

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