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Tecno Spark 10 Pro Review: Budgetary Restrictions

While it might not that be well-known in North America, Tecno’s reach into multiple markets worldwide has brought the brand under the spotlight, especially for buyers in developing markets. With that in mind, the manufacturer has wasted no time tapping into a market once dominated by the likes of Xiaomi, thanks to a wide selection of wallet-friendly Android handsets. freestar Launched earlier this year, the Tecno Spark 10 Pro attempts to give consumers a taste of what Android is about, all at an affordable price. It comes with some pretty capable hardware, but does its affordable nature hamper the entire user experience? Let’s find out. Display and Design Starting off with its design, the Tecno Spark 10 Pro does manage to look nice thanks to a glass rear panel that integrates with a matte finish. Given the choice, I think that matte-reared devices exude a more premium look of sorts, which is great to see here. The rest of the phone is made from plastic, so there’s no aluminum or stainless steel on here, unfortunately. Nevertheless, it feels sturdy in-hand, which is always a welcome quality. This polycarbonate and glass wraps around a 6.8-inch IPS LCD display, which features a 1080 x 2460 pixel resolution, and a 90Hz refresh rate. Despite the lack of OLED technology on here, it’s a panel that gets the basics right, although it does struggle a bit under direct sunlight. On the other hand we have to keep an eye on its price, which does put things into perspective. Other hardware details include a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, a bottom-firing speaker, as well as surprises such as a 3.5mm headphone jack and a micro SD card slot for expandable storage. The last two are certainly rare these days, and are great additions to the phone’s hardware set. Performance and Software The phone runs on a MediaTek Helio G88 chipset, a common sight on Android handsets within this price point. This comes alongside 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage for the base model, although buyers with a bit more cash to burn can opt for a slightly higher-end spec’d variant with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. We’d recommend getting the 8GB RAM variant (the same one as our review unit), as it allows for a bit more breathing room for multitasking and everyday use. For a lot of “casual” users, the Spark 10 Pro will be enough for moderate app usage such as web browsing, social media, and maybe some light gaming apps. Speaking of gaming, it’s clear that the Spark 10 Pro is not marketed towards gamers – there’s only so much load that the G88 can handle, and while that’s not to say that it won’t be able to run any graphically-intensive games, it won’t be an ideal experience. Running XCOM 2 for example clearly showed signs of occasional slowdowns, so it’s best to stick to lighter apps and games in general. The phone runs on Android 13, although this is combined with HIOS, a proprietary Android skin that Tecno uses in its smartphones. It does come with some added customizability including support for themes and such, although you do get some pre-installed third party apps. To be honest, custom Android skins will be a very subjective matter for each user, but HIOS ends up looking a bit crowded at times. Powering this entire setup is a 5,000 mAh battery, a standard capacity found in most phones at this price point. Unfortunately, the phone doesn’t come with particularly fast charging speeds, as the phone is limited to 18W charging. Battery endurance is acceptable, especially given the budget chipset inside the phone – most users will be able to get a day’s worth of use out of the battery on the Spark 10 Pro. Camera Hardware Budget smartphones have come a long way in terms of camera performance, and the Spark 10 Pro is a good example of this. For hardware, the phone comes with a double camera setup on the rear, which consists of a 50MP f/1.6 dual lens. Meanwhile, selfies and video calls are handled by a 32MP sensor in front. As far as mobile photography goes, the Tecno Spark 10 Pro can get you good-looking shots, provided that you have enough good lighting around you – this can be said for both the main and selfie cameras. Low-light shots tend to suffer (we’d recommend using the built-in night mode feature to mitigate this), but the phone can hold its own in general day-to-day photography, with decent colors and just enough detail. There are times when dynamic range comes out less than ideal, and it’s in moments like these where we’re reminded that the Spark 10 Pro is first and foremost a budget phone, and as such it will have its limitations. Final Thoughts Overall, the Tecno Spark 10 Pro isn’t a terrible phone for the price, which comes in at around $240-250 when converted. It’s got good build quality, a large enough display for content consumption, decent camera performance, and a reliable battery to name a few – for a lot of casual users, these will most likely be enough. There are some caveats however, such as the less-than-impressive performance of the Helio G88, the bloated software interface, as well as poor low-light camera performance for example. These are definitely factors to consider, and discerning buyers will definitely want to take these into consideration. If you can live with these though, then the Tecno Spark 10 Pro might be something that’s right up your alley. freestar Tecno Spark 10 Pro 6.8 The Tecno Spark 10 Pro isn't a terrible phone for the price, thanks to factors like good build quality, a large display and a reliable battery. There are some caveats however, such as the Helio G88 chipset as well as the crowded software interface, that discerning buyers will definitely want to take these into consideration. PROS Large 90Hz display Good build quality Reliable Battery Decent camera CONS Helio G88 isn't too impressive HIOS comes with too much software extras Low-light photography is lacking Posted in DEVICESREVIEWSSMARTPHONES Tagged with AndroidTecnotecno spark 10 pro 0 Mike Viray MIKE VIRAY A writer and content creator with a love for tech and music, Mike is also an avid gamer as well. He and his wife are big fans of Mario Kart. Twitter Breo N5 mini: human-like deep massager enables you to free your hands when using your phone, playing games PREVIOUS ARTICLE Prices for the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro have leaked and it’s not looking good NEXT ARTICLE YOU MAY ALSO LIKE DEAL: Save close to $100 on Bose’s QC45 noise-canceling headphones! 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NewsTecno Tecno Spark 10 Pro Moon Explorer Edition Announced In India By Viraj- Sep 7, 2023

NewsTecno Tecno Spark 10 Pro Moon Explorer Edition Announced In India By Viraj- Sep 7, 2023 Tecno launched the Spark 10 Pro (review) in India earlier in March this year. It was offered in Lunar Eclipse, Pearl White, and Starry Black colors. Now the brand has announced a new variant of the device which flaunts a new design albiet with the same core specifications. Tecno calls this the Spark 10 Pro Moon Explorer Edition. It seems that the brand is paying tribute to India’s successful Chandrayan-3 moon mission. Read on to know more about the latest device. Tecno Spark 10 Pro Moon Explorer Edition specifications The Tecno Spark 10 Pro Moon Explorer Edition is quite similar to the Magic Skin Edition that was announced in May this year. The smartphone has a dual-toned back panel with the top portion in White color whereas the rest of the panel in Black color. The squarish iPhone-like camera module is also not too protruding, unlike other devices. The smartphone flaunts a triple matrix design with a glass back and flash sand finish giving a sleek and modern look. The Black portion of the back panel has diagonal stripes. The device has a boxy form factor with a side-mounted fingerprint scanner. Tecno Spark 10 Pro Moon Explorer Edition is now available for pre-booking at the nearest retail stores across the country. The pricing of the device is not announced but we expect it to be the same as other options which cost Rs 12,499. As for the core specifications, the Tecno Spark 10 Pro Moon Explorer Edition features a 6.1-inch FHD+ display with a 90Hz refresh rate and a center-aligned punch-hole cutout. The rear camera has a 50MP main sensor paired with an AI lens and upfront there is a 32MP snapper. Internally, the smartphone is equipped with a Helio G88 SoC paired with 8GB RAM and 8GB virtual RAM. There is 128GB internal storage The device is backed by a 5,000mAh battery unit with support for 18W fast charging. Related: Tecno MegaBook T1 India sale teased by the brand Tecno Phantom V Flip design revealed in leaked case renders Tecno shows off its latest laptops at IFA 2023, including one with color-changing surface IFA 2023: Tecno Phantom Ultimate Rollable Concept Phone Showcased But It May Never See The Light Of The Day TAGSTecnoTecno Spark 10 Moon Explorer Edition Previous article The Future of Electric Vehicles Is Here: CATL Debuts 10-Minute Charge, 400-Kilometer Range Shenxing Battery Next article Dangbei X5 Ultra 4K Laser Projector launched in China for 9299 yuan ($1269) Viraj Viraj is a Writer at large and has written on a variety of subjects including tech, finance, travel, and more. He has covered more than 5,000 news in tech journalism alone. When not working, he is an avid sports fan and loves video games. RELATED ARTICLES Vivo No Longer at the Top: Transsion Surpasses Chinese Smartphone Maker... Sep 6, 2023 Tecno MegaBook T1 Tecno MegaBook T1 India sale teased by the brand Sep 6, 2023 Tecno Phantom V Flip Tecno Phantom V Flip design revealed in leaked case renders Sep 5, 2023 Gizmochina ABOUT US Gizmochina brings you the best of Chinese Tech from emerging smartphone companies, innovative startups, to crazy smart home products and revolutionary technologies. FOLLOW US © Gizmochina | All rights reserved