No, If you have, kindly share your experience

Ryanxu:
have you tried GIONEE A1?

Here are some Pictures taken with the CamonCX at night...

For years, smartphone makers have ignored the front-facing camera, relegating it to a side kick for the primary camera on the back. However, as the selfie trend took unanticipated proportions over the past couple of years, some manufacturers were fast to respond faced with the new but emerging niche of selfie takers.

Today, we now often see new smartphones offering selfie cameras with high-resolution sensors mounted on the front, wide-camera angles, and often, even a front-facing LED flash. Wondering which is/are the smartphones that let you take selfies at night or in poorly illuminated conditions? Check out this smartphone with front-facing LED flash.

TECNO CAMONCX

The Tecno CamonCX is probably the best smartphone that selfie takers can currently purchase. The front-facing camera is a 16MP sensor with a 22mm lens, an F2.2 aperture, and a dual LED flash. As far as selfie quality is concerned, the CamonCx is the smartphone to beat at the moment, although the handset also comes with good specs all around.

The display is a 5.5" FHD IPS Touchscreen running a resolution of 1080 by 1920 pixels. Under the hood beats the heart of a Octacore processor. Other specs include 2GB of RAM, 16GB ROM and microSD-expandable integrated storage space, a 16MP primary camera, and a 3200 mAh battery with fast charging, 4G LTE (up to 150Mbps). ***Find below some images taken with the camonCX and at night.


*** If your phone takes better selfies at night, or you know any phone with front-facing LED flash kindly share with us..

Make I run start invite sharp sharp!!!

I'm just more concerned about the price of this phone in the open market...

''I'' think the Tecno L9+ is Better.... I don't even have reasons.

You need to have a budget bro

The design of this phone is a Killer.... I mean it got everything right

I'm sure right now this is the best price for this phone... before you hear it skyrockate next Month

I think you should replace the Adapter and or USB.... had similar issue, USB replacement worked for me though

Sometimes it's better you just buy your phone new really... but best believe Camon C9 is the Bomb

itel I think you should buy a tecno device and thank me later

I believe security updates on the new Android 7.0 should stop all these malware authors from infilterating.. unless of course if they (developers) are responsible

but you left out one of the all time most expensive device tho...

what i think you should do is garner up some more funds and get you a new nice Tecno device

I don't have the Tecno L8 so i cant tell really any experience as regards, but I'm sure if you optimize the phone/OS you should be on track

not here to create a world debate, but get an Android and enjoy life.. Thanks

Would you be surprised if i tell you Tecno and still Tecno??

but really who buys UK used phones these days when you have your 60k to purchase new Tecno device?

Get a Tecno L9Plus... No regrets, great smartphone yet/

No doubt, i agree completely, the Phone Pad is Great

daphid25:

Amazing, top notch.
You're definitely getting more than you paid for.

The benefit of owning a smartphone can never be over emphasized....

How sweet.. this phonepad is actually cool.. i mean the design too

But to be honest with you you can get a phone for that price now

My problem with gionee when they decide to do a mini or vice of thier phone.. they drastically reduce specs, unlike tecno

The thing with samsung screens is that they are too fragile and very cost

I think the size is just about portable enough... Price is okay too, considering the current economic. situation

We’re already moving out of the first quarter of 2017, and it’s been a great year for smartphones — and the people looking to buy one. We’ve seen devices improve across the board at all different price points, from the affordable to the high-dollar. It’s getting harder and harder to buy a *bad* phone these days, as the market grows more mature and full of great options all around. But of course, there still has to be that one “gotta have it” phone. For all different kinds of people, these are my top 5 picks for the best smartphones in 2016 and 17 in review. If you have/think of a better Smartphone please let's hear....


1. Samsung Galaxy S7 edge

2. Apple iPhone 7

3. Google Pixel

4. Tecno Phantom 6+

5. HTC 10

*** Samsung Galaxy S7 edge

The flat SGS7 handset is certainly one of the most appealing devices out there, but the S7 edge pips it to the post, taking pole position as the most desirable handset around. The Samsung Galaxy S7 edge fuses power with performance, offering a 5.5-inch display with a Quad HD resolution and plenty of punch, but differentiating itself with those curved edges.

*** Apple iPhone 7

The Apple iPhone 7 doesn't offer the overhaul in design that we are used to getting every two years, but there are enough developments to keep fans happy. The new flagship iPhone is more refined, offering the removal of the headphone jack in favour of stereo speakers, along with better hidden antennas and waterproofing.

It offers subtle changes to the iPhone 6S, such as a new Home button and glossy or matte black finish options, along with faster and slicker performance, as you would expect. Ultimately, the iPhone 7 is the company's best iPhone yet, but the best is only slightly better than the iPhone 6S.

*** Google Pixel

Google comes out all guns blazing with two new phones, the Pixel and the larger Pixel XL. Both devices offer the same specs, performance and experience with one difference: screen size. The regular Pixel has a 5-inch Full HD display, while the Pixel XL has a larger 5.5-inch Quad HD display.

Launching with a number of exclusive features, but otherwise a clean version of Android, the Pixel phones have a solid build and a fast and smooth experience. The cameras are superb and the battery life is good, leading to a premium Android experience. The price is a little high, however, and they lack microSD or waterproofing. They even have a 3.5mm headphone jack.

*** Tecno Phantom 6+

The Tecno Phantom 6+ is one of the best smartphones on the market this year, especially at its affordable price point when compared to other Smartphone on my list above. Tecno Phantom 6+ offers incredible value for money. It has many of the same features and specifications as smartphones twice its price and its launch last year sees it as one of the most powerful handsets available.

The all-metal finish is sleek and sturdy, making it feel like a genuinely premium device and the display is fantastic too. addressing many of the criticisms of the previous version, focusing on the things that matter in a smartphone, and ditching many of the distractions.

*** HTC 10

*** I know you must think this guy is mad? How did HTC end up 5th on your list?... Yes! My List. That's why you should create yours by commenting below.

The HTC 10 is built to the high quality standard you expect from HTC, and it's a handset that solid and serious.
The 5.2-inch display packs a Quad HD resolution, power comes from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset and 4GB of RAM, while there is OIS on both the front and back cameras. The result is power, performance, great design and camera performance, held together with fuss-free software that's slick, fast and free from bloat.

lalasticlala mynd44

I have to agree with you completely, '' Processor speed, optimisation and performance is truly > than RAM size..''

Mountbatten:
More RAM on a phone doesn't necessarily mean it would run smoother than one with less. Yeah, you would be able to run more apps in the background without bogging down the device but software optimisation is more important.

Take for example, my 3GB RAM Android phone lags on performing certain tasks while my iPhone with 2GB RAM has never lagged. Processor speed, optimisation and performance is more important than RAM size.

cc: dabsey

Sulaymanmeek:
Tecno's Camera always Scintillating....