A brand new Google Pixel 3 in pristine condition. Box is open. All accessories intact.

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Edifier TWS1 PRO True Wireless Earbuds,
Bluetooth V5.2
aptX Adaptive audio
CVC8.0 Noise Cancelling,
IP65 Dustproof & Waterproof,
One-Step Pairing
Superior audio quality
7.5W charging
10-hour single charge

Brand new, sealed boxes.
Discounted Price: ₦12,000 each
Pickup locations: Opebi and Ogba. Delivery within Lagos available (buyer covers the fee)

To order, call: 0806 537 6153

Edifier TWS1 PRO True Wireless Earbuds,
Bluetooth V5.2
aptX Adaptive audio
CVC8.0 Noise Cancelling,
IP65 Dustproof & Waterproof,
One-Step Pairing
Superior audio quality
7.5W charging
10-hour single charge

Brand new, sealed boxes.
Price: ₦12,000 each
Pickup locations: Opebi and Ogba. Delivery within Lagos available (buyer covers the fee)

To order, call: 0806 537 6153, or email business@domainstandard.com.ng

Pre-order the new TECNO PHANTOM X, and stand a chance of winning:

1. A Gimbal Stabilizer worth N20,000 when you Make a N5,000 downpayment.

2. A Gimbal Stabilizer worth N20,000 and one Designer Backpack worth N10,000 for free when you make a 100% down payment.

3. EasyBuy Installment plan that allows you pay just N68,400 first payment, and a daily payment of N1,299.

More details via MobilityArena.com: Pre-order the Phantom X .

Mister Mobility has received the MIUI 12.5 update on his Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro. His recommendation is that if you are yet to upgrade your Xiaomi Mi Note 10 smartphone to MIUI 12.5, don't bother. The experience is worse.

His account:

This evening, a software update notification popped up on the screen of my Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro. A quick glance at the notification confirmed that it was the MIUI 12.5 update. My heart leapt for joy.

If there is one thing I have been waiting for all 2021, it is MIUI 12.5. After reading the changes it would bring to my phone, all I could do was itch and hope it arrived soon enough. Thankfully, it is here now.

The update, labelled V12.5.1.0.RFDMİXM, comes in at a whopping 1.2 GB in size. Hopefully, MTN Internet will be a sport and not let this download drag out.

What’s new in MIUI 12.5?

This new version of MIUI brings improvements and new features to the core system, to the user interface, as well as to Notes and Xiaomi Cloud.

I don’t use either of the last two, so all my focus is on the system and user interface improvements.

Read the rest of the review: MIUI 12.5 is now available for Xiaomi Note 10 Pro in Nigeria

Here is a word of caution from Mister Mobility about a similar product: Meeysoo P45 Pro phone: A few reasons why you should be careful

The POP 4 Pro costs more like ₦40k actually.

Samsung Galaxy A02 costs below ₦60,000 and is so good that Mobility Nigeria recommends it as the best cheap Android phone in Nigeria. Read more about it here:
Samsung Galaxy A02 is probably the best cheap smartphone in Nigeria

Price slash to ₦190,000.

This guide by MobilityArena will help you solve the problem: How to use a Nigerian debit card on Google Play store

Not at all.

Tech blogging in Nigeria has a come a long way since its humble beginnings in the early 2000s. Today, there are scores of technology blogs in the country.

The Nigerian tech blogging space has grown in leaps and bounds over the last 16 years. Tech historians in the country have 2004 as the year the first recorded tech blogs in the country happened. Since then, many tech blogs have been born and have gone with the winds of time. Thanks to the high cost of Internet service, poor power supply, and other factors, tech blogging in the country was a struggle for many years.

But some blogs have survived it all and are shining the light of Africa’s largest country both within and beyond the borders of the country. Today, there are scores of technology blogs in the country. Here are the top tech blogs in Nigeria.

When it comes to traffic, reputation, and influence, four (4) tech blogs stand head and shoulders above the rest in the Nigerian technology space. These blogs have not only stood the test of time, they have grown traffc and command extremely powerful influence with tech lovers, such that brands and service providers from Lagos to Abuja acknowledge and court them.

Top Tech Blogs in Nigeria: Meet The Big 4 and the Others

A functioning Nokia E72 in good shape is wanted.

Location: Lagos Mainland

These are still the authentic top 4 smartphone brands in Nigeria in terms of shipment and marketshare.

We shall see by the end of the year if Xiaomi has truly been able to edge Huawei out of 5th place. It is possible, thanks especially to Huawei's current predicaments.

To give you a picture of what to expect from an OPPO A92 review, it is important that you know that the A92 is a successor to the hugely popular OPPO A9 2020, which we reviewed late 2019 and considered to be a smartphone that delivers on all fronts. See our OPPO A9 2020 review. The A9 2020 was the mid-range smartphone to beat in its class.


At first glance, you quickly notice the OPPO A92’s clean design, as well as the punch-hole camera in the 6.5-inch 1080P fullscreen display. Housed in that punch hole is a 16-megapixel selfie camera. The rest of the specs include a 48-megapixel quad camera at the back, and a fingerprint scanner in the side-mounted Power button. The other specs you will not see include the Snapdragon 665 chipset, 8 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage, a large 5000mAh battery, and 18W fast charging.

These are impressive specs fit for a mid-range smartphone that is looking to get the attention of vibrant young adults who are looking for top value for money without spending on a flagship. Click the link below to read the full detailed review on Mobility Arena.

OPPO A92 review

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This phone is clearly a fake. Read more about it here: Much Ado About Nokia Maze Pro and Maze Pro Lite

5G is not a cable service; it is a wireless service and so does not require last mile cables. These cables being laid along dug streets in Lagos are fibre optic cables for providing cable Internet to residences in neighbourhoods around the state.

You can read more here: 5G in Nigeria.

If you have super blogging powers, go through our site, mobility.com.ng, then write a super article that fits the site, and send it to: mobility@mobilityarena.com. Include one relevent image with the article. Use "Mobility Nigeria Super Blogger" as the email subject.

We will publish the best entry and offer the writer a paid slot in our team.

OPPO Reno3 and Reno3 Pro were officially launched in Nigeria yesterday. Mister Mobility had both phones with him for use weeks ahead of time and his Reno3 Pro review is available on MobilityArena. It is a rich and long one! The review starts below.

Picking up the OPPO Reno3 Pro smartphone in my hand, I immediately fell in love with its slim profile and its light weight. It was a beautiful first impression. Being comfortable in the hand is always a good start to experiencing a phone. It was a good start to my OPPO Reno3 Pro review. Our review unit was the global version of the device, not the 5G version.

I quickly noticed the all-screen display – the absence of a notch. In the top left corner was a short horizontal slot that housed a dual selfie camera. The Reno3 Pro exuded class with its tasteful lines and curves. I had a sense that I was going to enjoy reviewing this beautiful smartphone, but it had even more pleasantries waiting for me. And even better, it had one big surprise in the camera department.

For the benefit of those who just want a quick picture of what the Reno3 Pro delivers, I will provide a quick summary of the device by outlining its major pros and cons:

- slim and lightweight polycarbonate body
- punchy AMOLED display.
- fantastic quad-camera.
- solid battery life and super fast charging.
- solid performance on all fronts.
- no NFC.

If you are here for the summary, that’s it. You can hurry along now. But if you are here for all the juicy details, the party is about to get started, as I walk you through the rest of my experience using the Reno3 Pro.

Read the full review: OPPO Reno3 Pro review.

In 2006, the first TECNO phone hit the market. It was a result of the tireless work of a Nigerian, Nnamdi Ezeigo, and for the next decade TECNO Mobile championed itself as an African brand. TECNO researched, designed and released smartphones for Africans. And Africans lapped it up. Other sister brands, like itel and Infinix, were birthed.

But in the last three years, keen observers would have noticed a gradual shift in dynamics. TECNO Mobile and its siblings began to explore Asian markets in 2017 and have quickly drummed up a strong following there. What is now happening is that while new TECNO phones used to be announced and launched first in Nigeria, and then Kenya, these days, quite a number of them get announced and released first in one Asian market or the other. Weeks later, they come to Nigeria, Kenya and other countries in Africa.

In some cases, the Asian models have superior specs to the models launched in Africa. In other words, TECNO Mobile is shifting its priorities. And it isn’t difficult to see why.

Click here to read the full article on MobilityArena.

Of the 3 phones, Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro has the best camera. It is one of the top 10 cameraphones in the world. Neither of the other two comes close to it.

It also has a beefy battery.

You can check out this review: https://mobilityarena.com/xiaomi-mi-note-10-pro-review/

Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro: better camera, bigger battery,.better processor.

Price - ₦220,000.

Here's a detailed review: https://mobilityarena.com/xiaomi-mi-note-10-pro-review/

Mister Mobility refutes the fallacious claim that coronavirus is caused by 5G: Is coronavirus caused by 5G? Here are the facts

Still available!

shiftback:
At what point does the number of cameras Bec me a gimmick? Besides wide angle lens, can't they achieve the rest with software instead of packing that many cameras?

Up to a point, one camera with software enhancements produced great results. We saw that with Google's Pixel phones.

But multiple cameras have the advantage that each lens can do one thing better than the other. e.g. one lens is dedicated to macro (close-up) shots, while another is dedicated to telephoto.

It is like having two professionals in different fields instead of one man who is good at both fields. More often than not, you get better results with two separate men who experts at their different fields.

Which is why in the last few years, Google Pixel cameras have fallen behind the competition from Huawei, Samsung, Xiaomi, and OPPO. Google is now making cameras with multiple lens too and trying to catch up.

I hope that explanation helps. Cheers.

New Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro. The box is open. Everything intact.

108MP penta-camera
Snapdragon 730G processor
256GB storage
8GB RAM
5260mAh battery + 30W fast charging

Selling Price: ₦200,000 (unopened box sells for ₦260,000 in the market)
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