Tecno Spark 8 Pro

OhoPrice editorial review

The Spark 8 Pro packs a 1080p panel at roughly 398 PPI on a generous 6.8-inch frame, which makes text noticeably sharper than any 720p budget screen. The Helio G85 handles casual social media and light gaming without constant stutter. At 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage, multitasking will feel tight if you keep many apps open, though a microSD slot likely fills that gap. The 48 MP main sensor captures decent daylight shots, but the depth and QVGA lenses contribute little beyond marketing numbers. The 8 MP selfie camera is functional for video calls but grainy in dim rooms. Battery life lands solidly around a full day of moderate use. One caveat: Tecno's listed dimensions and weight may not reflect the final retail unit, so handle one in person if possible. Against the Oppo A6C at Rs 3,000 less, the Spark 8 Pro's 1080p display is a meaningful upgrade — the A6C's HD+ panel at roughly 260 PPI looks noticeably softer on a 6.75-inch screen. The A6C's 7000 mAh cell towers over the 5000 mAh here, so buyers who prioritise two-day endurance over screen clarity face a genuine trade-off. Camera hardware on the Spark 8 Pro is also stronger (48 MP vs 13 MP), though Oppo's image processing can occasionally surprise. Storage is identical at 64 GB, but the Spark 8 Pro's processor is better documented. If display quality matters more than battery life, the Tecno justifies the premium; if you need a phone that barely touches the charger, the Oppo wins. PTA approval status for the Tecno Spark 8 Pro should be confirmed before purchase. Unapproved handsets may require additional FBR taxes that could erase the price advantage over the Oppo A6C.