I'm torn in between this two good devices and honestly I don't know which one is better in term of specs and durability. Innjoo one comes at a lesser price while phantom z mini is about 30% on high but the price is no issue like getting a good and worthy device. I ll like to see your submissions. Are the two phones the same or wide apart in terms of specs and durability?

opesteve:
I'm torn in between this two good devices and honestly I don't know which one is better in term of specs and durability. Innjoo one comes at a lesser price while phantom z mini is about 30% on high but the price is no issue like getting a good and worthy device. I ll like to see your submissions. Are the two phones the same or wide apart in terms of specs and durability?

Tecno phantom Z mini is a beauty to behold. in terms of build quality, phantom Z mini is way better than innjoo One. display is super amoled and you will fall in love with it. trust me

Thanks @Marvelous. This ll definitely help.
Still expecting more contributions from all of the geeks in the house.

Marvell23:
Tecno phantom Z mini is a beauty to behold. in terms of build quality, phantom Z mini is way better than innjoo One. display is super amoled and you will fall in love with it. trust me

How can the tecno phantom mini be better in build quality when they're both made of aluminum? I'm also sure the innjoo one is a better looking device

@spaceboy, point is noted.

I wont advice you buy a phone that has no card slot, i'm talking about tecno phantom z mini. I intend buying it before but i have decided to wait for the innjoo one. That's my own piece of cake.

phantom z mini is a great device, battery backup is superb, with the fastest charge of less than an hour. wonderful camera. only downside is lack of sd slot.

spaceboy:

How can the tecno phantom mini be better in build quality when they're both made of aluminum? I'm also sure the innjoo one is a better looking device

I a am blogger guy and I held the innjoo one from one of my blogger friends. Trust me the build quality is very cheap. innjoo one is a single SIM phone with Sdcard or dual sim with no Sdcard. if you think you can't afford phantom Z mini go for Innjoo One. But trust me phantom Z mini is better in look and Quality. camera is great too. Innjoo one camera is poor. After you buy the innjoo one come out and give ur reviews. Will you say because Infinix zero is protected by gorilla glass which even fake is better in beauty quality than phantom Z mini? If you hold the three phones phantom Z mini is no mate with Innjoo and Infinix. Phantom Z mini really delivers the true power of android 4.4, from the swipe down notification and the great looking display.

Marvell23:
I a am blogger guy and I held the innjoo one from one of my blogger friends. Trust me the build quality is very cheap. innjoo one is a single SIM phone with Sdcard or dual sim with no Sdcard. if you think you can't afford phantom Z mini go for Innjoo One. But trust me phantom Z mini is better in look and Quality. camera is great too. Innjoo one camera is poor. After you buy the innjoo one come out and give ur reviews. Will you say because Infinix zero is protected by gorilla glass which even fake is better in beauty quality than phantom Z mini? If you hold the three phones phantom Z mini is no mate with Innjoo and Infinix. Phantom Z mini really delivers the true power of android 4.4, from the swipe down notification and the great looking display.

Ok,thanks for the info

I would go for InnJoo one cause i'm a innjoo fan, here I found an article talk about their 3 fones http://mobilityarena.com/octa-core-fight-innjoo-one-tecno-phantom-z-mini-infinix-zero/, you may need have a look

spaceboy:

Ok,thanks for the info

Call this review biased or not, this article was written
from the point of view that you should NEVER buy this
phone, especially when you are living in Nigeria. So,
let’s give you a rundown of 5 reasons why should not
buy the InnJoo One:
Cheap looking
Despite costing higher than its supposed rivals in the
mid range section, the InnJoo One looks like a
substandard Chinese clone in real life (that’s exactly
what it is actually). Forget the doctored and filtered
pictures you see on the Web, we heard units of the
phones were given out to bloggers in return for nice
worded reviews and we managed to get a copy from one
of these bloggers to see what the fuss was all about.
Press shot vs meh..
Heck, the device looks nothing like what’s on print. In
fact, I suspect that by the time wear and tear starts to
tell on this phone, you will probably not like to imagine
what will happen. Furthermore, the absence of a visible
home button but very large bezel at the bottom of the
screen makes the phone look like an unfinished product.
Laggy
InnJoo One uses a new OS, or rather, a user interface
based on a forked Android 4.4.2 KitKat ROM, developed
by InnJoo of course. They call it the InnOS and the UI
lags as the F word. Though part of the UI looks neat and
pretty smart, the user experience was pretty much cloggy
and the last time it wasted such time to launch apps
was when I, out of flair for tech, curiosity got a TV
phone — those gigantic Chinko phones with antenna for
“live TV”. What I did to the TV phone afterwards I can’t
remember but the experience didn’t last up to an hour.
Also, the presence of too much bloatware on the pre-
loaded app list made up for some of the unsteady user
experience the phone offers.
Rip off, yet too costly
If you’ve read about the InnJoo One before now, you
ought to have known that Jumia and InnJoo copied the
Infinix Zero — a nice, inexpensive smartphone — to
produce their One. But then, despite looking less
premium and packing similar/less superior specs to the
Infinix handset, the InnJoo One costs a whooping
₦27,999, that’s 4,000 naira (roughly $20) north of the
Zero.
Too many gimmicks
Just like already discussed, the phone has too much
bloatware — apps with little or no value to the user but
occupies space and is usually non-removable. And oh,
don’t let the big grammar confuse you, the DragonTrail
glass on the either sides of this phone will shatter upon
contact with a hard surface. But then, InnJoo is not to be
blamed about this, since the competitor smartphone,
Infinix Zero, has glass (superior Gorilla Glass 3) on its
back, “why don’t we put glass on this why and see why
it won’t sell?”
Lack of customer service
InnJoo does not have a single service or show room in
Nigeria (at least based on my knowledge and research).
When other phone vendors like Samsung and Gionee are
busing setting up more customer solution points towards
the booming smartphone market in the country, InnJoo
is thousands of miles away in Dubai pupping up sales via
Jumia Nigeria who will not repair your handset in case of
any damage and will hardly replace your factory-
defective product (stories are on the web and around
you).
Conclusion
We’ll not spend the whole day ranting about the InnJoo
One since we’ve got thousands of other phones out there
to cover, however, this phone is never a good buy
according to our own point of view. If you are going to
spend your money on a phone with these kind of specs,
you’d rather go for the Infinix Zero or any other mobile
phone which wouldn’t make you rage over your money.

The poster above me should stop taking weed...

ityP:
Call this review biased or not, this article was written
from the point of view that you should NEVER buy this
phone, especially when you are living in Nigeria. So,
let’s give you a rundown of 5 reasons why should not
buy the InnJoo One:
Cheap looking
Despite costing higher than its supposed rivals in the
mid range section, the InnJoo One looks like a
substandard Chinese clone in real life (that’s exactly
what it is actually). Forget the doctored and filtered
pictures you see on the Web, we heard units of the
phones were given out to bloggers in return for nice
worded reviews and we managed to get a copy from one
of these bloggers to see what the fuss was all about.
Press shot vs meh..
Heck, the device looks nothing like what’s on print. In
fact, I suspect that by the time wear and tear starts to
tell on this phone, you will probably not like to imagine
what will happen. Furthermore, the absence of a visible
home button but very large bezel at the bottom of the
screen makes the phone look like an unfinished product.
Laggy
InnJoo One uses a new OS, or rather, a user interface
based on a forked Android 4.4.2 KitKat ROM, developed
by InnJoo of course. They call it the InnOS and the UI
lags as the F word. Though part of the UI looks neat and
pretty smart, the user experience was pretty much cloggy
and the last time it wasted such time to launch apps
was when I, out of flair for tech, curiosity got a TV
phone — those gigantic Chinko phones with antenna for
“live TV”. What I did to the TV phone afterwards I can’t
remember but the experience didn’t last up to an hour.
Also, the presence of too much bloatware on the pre-
loaded app list made up for some of the unsteady user
experience the phone offers.
Rip off, yet too costly
If you’ve read about the InnJoo One before now, you
ought to have known that Jumia and InnJoo copied the
Infinix Zero — a nice, inexpensive smartphone — to
produce their One. But then, despite looking less
premium and packing similar/less superior specs to the
Infinix handset, the InnJoo One costs a whooping
₦27,999, that’s 4,000 naira (roughly $20) north of the
Zero.
Too many gimmicks
Just like already discussed, the phone has too much
bloatware — apps with little or no value to the user but
occupies space and is usually non-removable. And oh,
don’t let the big grammar confuse you, the DragonTrail
glass on the either sides of this phone will shatter upon
contact with a hard surface. But then, InnJoo is not to be
blamed about this, since the competitor smartphone,
Infinix Zero, has glass (superior Gorilla Glass 3) on its
back, “why don’t we put glass on this why and see why
it won’t sell?”
Lack of customer service
InnJoo does not have a single service or show room in
Nigeria (at least based on my knowledge and research).
When other phone vendors like Samsung and Gionee are
busing setting up more customer solution points towards
the booming smartphone market in the country, InnJoo
is thousands of miles away in Dubai pupping up sales via
Jumia Nigeria who will not repair your handset in case of
any damage and will hardly replace your factory-
defective product (stories are on the web and around
you).
Conclusion
We’ll not spend the whole day ranting about the InnJoo
One since we’ve got thousands of other phones out there
to cover, however, this phone is never a good buy
according to our own point of view. If you are going to
spend your money on a phone with these kind of specs,
you’d rather go for the Infinix Zero or any other mobile
phone which wouldn’t make you rage over your money.

copy and paste from best mobs , furthermore I think the blogger is just mad cause he wasn't given the phone to review, if you take into consideration what he wrote you'll see its just the tale of a boy angry cause he didn't get his toy

Friedyokes:
copy and paste from best mobs , furthermore I think the blogger is just mad cause he wasn't given the phone to review, if you take into consideration what he wrote you'll see its just the tale of a boy angry cause he didn't get his toy