Tecno Camon 19 Neo

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Camon 19 Neo is a selfie-first phone, and the 32MP front camera with dual-LED flash and a 26mm wide lens is the strongest part of the package — for video calls, vlogging or low-light portrait selfies, few phones near 45,000 PKR come close. The 48MP main camera on a 1/2.0-inch sensor with PDAF is respectable, though the depth and QVGA third lenses add little in practice. The 6.8-inch 1080p panel resolves to about 395 PPI — genuinely sharp for the segment — and the Helio G85 with 6GB/128GB handles daily use comfortably. The 5000mAh battery is standard, and at 168.8mm tall this is a large phone, so one-handed use is a stretch. The Oppo A6C undercuts the Camon by 3,000 PKR and leads with a 7000mAh battery — endurance that beats the Tecno's 5000mAh by a full 40% — plus a newer April 2026 release date. But the A6C's screen is an HD+ 720p LCD, versus the Camon's sharper 395 PPI 1080p panel, its chip is an unnamed 8-core, and its 13MP/5MP camera pairing is far outclassed by the Tecno's 48MP main and 32MP selfie. The A6C also offers just 4GB/64GB against the Camon's 6GB/128GB. If selfie quality, screen sharpness and storage matter, the Camon earns its 3,000 PKR premium; if you want a battery that shrugs off two days, the A6C is the endurance pick. Verify the Camon 19 Neo's IMEI with PTA's DIRBS — Tecno midrangers are common grey-market imports in Pakistan.