Tecno Spark 10C

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Tecno Spark 10C at Rs 24,999 delivers a balanced package that prioritises storage and display smoothness. With 128 GB of storage — double what most competitors at this price offer — you have room for thousands of photos, dozens of apps, and hours of video without managing files. The Unisoc T606 processor handles daily tasks without significant lag, and the Mali-G57 MP1 GPU manages casual gaming at low settings. The 6.6-inch display at 267 PPI with 90 Hz refresh produces smooth scrolling that makes the phone feel faster than its processor suggests. With 4 GB of RAM, the phone handles two to three apps comfortably but struggles with heavy multitasking. The 16 MP main camera with PDAF captures more detailed photos than many budget phones — the autofocus ensures sharp shots when subjects are moving. The 8 MP selfie camera with dual LED flash is useful for low-light selfies. The 5000 mAh battery provides standard all-day endurance. At 163.9 mm tall and 8.5 mm thin, the phone is a standard size. This model suits storage-focused buyers who want a smooth display and reliable camera. The Villaon V50s at Rs 21,399 saves you Rs 3,600 and offers 4 GB of RAM expandable to 8 GB, though the Spark 10C's 128 GB of storage is double the Villaon's 64 GB. The Tecno's Unisoc T606 is a documented processor versus the Villaon's unnamed chip, giving buyers certainty about performance. The Spark 10C's 16 MP camera with PDAF also captures more detailed, more reliably focused images than the Villaon's 8 MP unit. The Villaon's lower price is its strongest argument — Rs 3,600 is meaningful savings for tight budgets. For buyers who prioritise storage capacity and camera autofocus, the Tecno Spark 10C delivers genuine value; the Villaon satisfies those who want the cheapest available phone and can manage with less storage. PTA Note: Confirm PTA registration before purchase, as unregistered handsets attract additional government tax on activation.