Tecno Spark 9T

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Spark 9T is a selfie-first phone, and the 32MP front camera is the reason it costs 39,999 PKR — a selfie shooter that records 1080p video and captures detail most phones in this class cannot match, making it a natural fit for vloggers and video-call-heavy users. The rear setup is honest too: a 13MP main with autofocus, a 2MP depth lens and a QVGA third sensor, with a dual-LED flash for low-light shots. The 90Hz 6.6-inch panel (about 266 PPI) keeps scrolling smooth even though it is only 720p, and the Helio G37 with 4GB/64GB handles daily use competently. Two data caveats: the QVGA camera line reads f/2.013 MP, which is clearly corrupted, and the dimension string is missing its unit — both should be verified. The Infinix Smart 20 is 6,000 PKR cheaper, but the two phones target different buyers. The Spark 9T's 32MP selfie camera and 13MP main with AF crush the Smart 20's 8MP/8MP pairing, and its 90Hz refresh beats the Infinix's plain 60Hz-class panel — though both sit around 720p (~256 PPI for the Infinix). The Smart 20 answers with a faster Helio G81 against the Spark's G37, a 5200mAh battery against 5000mAh, and RAM expansion from 4GB to 8GB, though its chip data is garbled in the listing. If you take a lot of selfies and want a smoother screen, the Spark 9T is worth the 6,000 PKR; if chip performance and battery lead your priorities, the Smart 20 is the value pick. Verify the Spark 9T IMEI against PTA's DIRBS before buying — Tecno midrangers are common grey imports.