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This is the ASUS ZenBook 14. I’ve been using it a little over a week now and I can say this is one compact, small and yet mighty, nifty little swiss knife of a laptop. Let me explain

You see mini laptops used to be slow, bulky and non-impressive but that isn’t the case here. The ASUS ZenBook 14 is an elegant laptop from ASUS that spares no chance to impress with it’s no compromise performance and all round gorgeous yet functional and durable form factor.

Price - N495,000 ($1,140)

You can buy from any SPAR and Office Everything Outlet

#ASUS #ZenBook14 #Henreeneo

Yeah...awesome phone as well. I'm working on getting the MI 10 Ultra... It's just tough getting anyone who has the phone now

Lexusgs430:
Till you see Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra..........

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrkogSpr9Tw

This is my initial review on the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. This thing is machined to perfection. Let me show you why.

Note 20 Ultra starts at $1299. That's N525,000 in Nigeria. Key word here is Ultra. Even in the price

What so you think of the Note 20 Ultra, would you buy one?

#Samsung #GalaxyNote20Ultra #Henreeneo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWytTGpRunM

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 vs Galaxy Note 10 Lite. This is an epic battle between the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and the Note 10 Lite. The Note 10 Lite still proves to be a great compromise.

The Note 10 Lite is a note in every ramification.

Price (Note 10 Lite): N205,000 ($475)
Price (Note 20): N409,000 ($950)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWytTGpRunM

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 vs Galaxy Note 10 Lite. This is an epic battle between the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and the Note 10 Lite. The Note 10 Lite still proves to be a great compromise.

The Note 10 Lite is a note in every ramification.

Price (Note 10 Lite): N205,000 ($475)
Price (Note 20): N409,000 ($950)

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#Samsung #GalaxyNote20 #GalaxyNote10Lite

lol... dude you're killing me man

StephenBB:
#409,000 just for phone wey go enter pocket.
E better make i use
100k buy laptop
50-60k use am buy better Xaomi or other brand
70-80k use am buy clothes, shoes e.t.c
Then invest or save the rest.
But thunder go really fire poverty to the core

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Henryneo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf2uY28n7nM

After my first 3 days with the Samsung Galaxy Note 20. Here are my thoughts.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf2uY28n7nM

After my first 3 days with the Samsung Galaxy Note 20. Here are my thoughts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ2SQM8ppqc

This review comes after a week with the Infinix Hot 9. The #Infinix Hot 9 is an entry level Android smartphone from Infinix but is it worth it and should you consider buying this device?

Go watch the video on YouTube to access the giveaway link

Specs Include:
A 5000 mAh battery + 6.6 Inch HD+ (720*1600) Infinity O Display
3GB RAM + 64GB Storage Exp. 256 via Micro SD
Android 10 with XOS 6.1
Mediatek Helio A25
8MP FF Camera
16+2+2 + AI Rear Cameras
GPS/WIFI/BT
Rear Fingerprint Reader
Micro USB Port + 3.5mm Earphone Port

Price: N53,000 ($110)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onR7nLlgyaA

On launch day the cameras of the Tecno Camon 15 Premiere was dealt with a lot of poor reviews. It just wasn't good for a camera-centric phone. 3 months down the line, Tecno has released an update to fix all the earlier issues. Is it any better? Let's find out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYqYLMbDwvk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYqYLMbDwvk

This is my unboxing and review of the Gionee S12 a budget offering from Gionee that goes for $145. The Gionee S12 comes with a 6.5 inch HD+ IPS LCD Panel and costs just N64,900 ($145). This is Gionee's second smartphone for 2020 but is it any good?.

How is the headline misleading? Don't buy a Huawei phone until you've watched the video. After watching you can decide based on what you've heard to buy or not to buy. There's nothing said in the video in a negative light about the brand

southniyikaye:
I watched it and you have a very misleading headline. In order to drive traffic to your YouTube page, you are demeaning another person's market.

You could have written in a way that it will Favour both you and Huawei.

This is not professional enough

Have you watched the video to know what was talked about? do your due diligence before just speaking or writing. SMH

southniyikaye:
Speak for yourself oga, I use the new y7p and am using Google play store on it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2iMIk-W_Pk

In this video, I highlight reasons why you may or may not want to buy a Huawei smartphone in 2020. Huawei makes incredible looking flagship phones.

Huawei makes incredible looking flagship phones. Huawei flagships have consistently dominated the smart-phone photography game for the last two to three years in fact, the p40 Pro is currently at the top of DXO Marks smart-phone photography ratings table.

Huawei also owns the Honor sub brand which also makes really good looking and great performing phones for cheaper. So it's safe to say, Huawei has defined itself as one of the best phone brand in the world.

But due to the recent trade wars between the United States and China, Huawei was added to the United States entity list, which basically means that Huawei can no longer do business with or use US owned companies services and this includes Google play services. So essentially you can no longer use Google based services like G-mail or YouTube on your Huawei smart-phone. But that’s not entirely true.

Watch the video to learn all my thoughts on this issue and let's discuss.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gudoJ3AMQwE

Transsion Holdings. Not many people know the name, but millions of Africans can identify with their two main brands. Tecno and Infinix. Two of the biggest smart-phone brands by sale in Africa. They’ve also got a third mobile phone brand iTel, a digital accessory brand called Oraimo and an appliances brand called Syinix. They also have an after-sales service brand called Carl Care. Transsion is huge in Africa and they have essentially dominated the smart-phone market here, but how did they do it?

This video showcases how Transsion Dominated the African Mobile Phone Industry. From Tecno to Infinix to Oraimo, Transsion is set to maintain dominance in Africa with their product offerings. They've been at the top for over 6 years now but can they remain there?

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#TranssionHoldings #Africa #MobileLeader

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gudoJ3AMQwE

Transsion Holdings. Not many people know the name, but millions of Africans can identify with their two main brands. Tecno and Infinix. Two of the biggest smart-phone brands by sale in Africa. They’ve also got a third mobile phone brand iTel, a digital accessory brand called Oraimo and an appliances brand called Syinix. They also have an after-sales service brand called Carl Care. Transsion is huge in Africa and they have essentially dominated the smart-phone market here, but how did they do it?

This video showcases how Transsion Dominated the African Mobile Phone Industry. From Tecno to Infinix to Oraimo, Transsion is set to maintain dominance in Africa with their product offerings. They've been at the top for over 6 years now but can they remain there?

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#TranssionHoldings #Africa #MobileLeader

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gudoJ3AMQwE

Transsion Holdings. Not many people know the name, but millions of Africans can identify with their two main brands. Tecno and Infinix. Two of the biggest smart-phone brands by sale in Africa. They’ve also got a third mobile phone brand iTel, a digital accessory brand called Oraimo and an appliances brand called Syinix. They also have an after-sales service brand called Carl Care. Transsion is huge in Africa and they have essentially dominated the smart-phone market here, but how did they do it?

This video showcases how Transsion Dominated the African Mobile Phone Industry. From Tecno to Infinix to Oraimo, Transsion is set to maintain dominance in Africa with their product offerings. They've been at the top for over 6 years now but can they remain there?

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#TranssionHoldings #Africa #MobileLeader

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gudoJ3AMQwE

Transsion Holdings. Not many people know the name, but millions of Africans can identify with their two main brands. Tecno and Infinix. Two of the biggest smart-phone brands by sale in Africa. They’ve also got a third mobile phone brand iTel, a digital accessory brand called Oraimo and an appliances brand called Syinix. They also have an after-sales service brand called Carl Care. Transsion is huge in Africa and they have essentially dominated the smart-phone market here, but how did they do it?

This video showcases how Transsion Dominated the African Mobile Phone Industry. From Tecno to Infinix to Oraimo, Transsion is set to maintain dominance in Africa with their product offerings. They've been at the top for over 6 years now but can they remain there?

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#TranssionHoldings #Africa #MobileLeader

You're welcome.

madness007:
Amazing video! It was actually very interesting to watch, as I am a beginner on youtube. I am dreaming about having a lot of subscribers, being a famous youtube blogger. I already have 20000 subs, and I think that it's not a bad result. I am a big fan of PewDiePie, this is my favorite youtube blogger. He has inspired me, and thanks to that guy I became a youtuber. It was very difficult at first, I didn't even know which camera to use. However, I have found an article about the Youtubers Cameras, and decided to buy exactly the same camera that my idol is using - it was a Canon XA11 ! There are a lot of really good cameras for youtube, but this one is special for me, because pewdie uses it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOaXT7D0veA

Flagship this flagship that all above $1000. Let's talk about the Samsung Galaxy A. Don't you think its time we started taking more look at the Galaxy A series of phones from Samsung as opposed to their flagship offerings.

I know they're a bit more expensive than some other brands like Xiaomi bit we can deny that they are pretty slick and efficient phones and their screens are just on another level.

I'd love to hear from you your thoughts on the Galaxy A line of phone. Will you buy them over a flagship?

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Very sound argument. We need to learn more how these buckets work together. Specs on a sheet only tell us half of how the device might perform. But has the oem improved on the other parts (software) which is what the user interacts with and sees.

As you said, both go hand in hand and they must be tuned to give the best experience possible.

seunfly:
Specs is very important as well as optimisation, boths goes hands in hand.

Their is no optimization that will make helio p22 better than helio P90 or SD 855.

Software enhances the job of hardware but software can't make a bad harware great, Software can only better a good harware example is gcam, gcam makes good sensor turn up a monster pictures but no gcam or apple camera apps will make the sensor on bird D716 turn up with any spectacle picture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MNQ3dDi7O0

In a world where phone specifications seem to be the rule book by which you can determine what phone is worth your money, this video takes a look at the other half "Specifications aren't everything".

Proper optimization brings about a better device than the spec sheet does sometimes and my intentions here are to inform you of some of the reasons why specs aren't the only thing you should look at in your next smartphone purchase. If you buy your phone just based on specifications alone, please share how that has worked out for you and your take on the matter

Hit the comments section If you would like to continue the discussion

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOaXT7D0veA

Is the Samsung Galaxy A series taking over the S and Note series as Samsung's new Flagship? This video takes a look at Samsung's Galaxy A smartphones and how they're becoming the new normal against the S and Note series.

lmao.. that was funny

Qsand:
How can there be a spark when they're all plastic and no metal?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wygZrpa5rok

The Tecno Spark series is Tecno’s entry level smartphone and it’s target demographic is young people on a serious budget. The Spark 5 sports two variants this year; The Spark 5 which comes in at N49,000 ($110) and the Spark 5 Air at N47,000 ($105).

Are these phones worth it?

Lol. Thats anotherway to look at it

ddjay:
so this means note 7 mate in the Samsung family is m11, is this how basic the note 7 is?m11 is an entry level device oh