Tecno Camon 30 LOEWE

OhoPrice editorial review

The Camon 30 LOEWE edition targets selfie enthusiasts with a 50 MP front camera featuring autofocus and dual-LED flash — hardware that outperforms the fixed-focus selfie sensors on most phones at any price. The main 50 MP camera with OIS and a large 1/1.57-inch sensor captures detailed, stabilised photos even in challenging light. The Helio G99 Ultimate on a 6 nm process is efficient, and 8 GB RAM with 256 GB storage handles multitasking without complaint. The 6.8-inch 120 Hz display at 1080 x 2436 (~393 PPI) is large and smooth, though the LOEWE branding suggests a premium aesthetic that may not translate to meaningful hardware differences over the standard Camon 30. The 5000 mAh battery is adequate for a full day. The phone's 7.7 mm thickness keeps it comfortable despite the large screen. Verify what the LOEWE edition specifically adds over the standard Camon 30 before paying the premium. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G costs Rs 8,000 less and delivers 5G connectivity and a 108 MP main sensor, but its selfie camera is a standard 32 MP unit without the Camon 30 LOEWE's autofocus or dual-LED flash. For buyers who prioritise front-facing camera quality — vlogging, video calls, social media — the Tecno's selfie hardware is genuinely superior. The Nubia's LCD panel cannot match the Camon's 120 Hz display for smoothness. However, the Nubia offers more storage flexibility with up to 20 GB dynamic RAM. Both phones share 5000 mAh batteries. The Camon 30 LOEWE wins on selfie camera quality and display refresh rate; the Nubia wins on price, 5G, and raw megapixel count on the rear camera. The LOEWE edition may be a limited regional variant — confirm PTA approval and availability in Pakistan before committing to a purchase.