₦airaland Forum

To start with I LIKE ANDROID SMARTPHONES.
I like the myriad of software and hardware customization options.
I like the knowledge that a slew of such mini-supercomputers that are making life easier are churned out daily by OEMs is quite fascinating. There is absolutely no limit to what we can do with them and how better they can get...

While some of these devices have compelling cameras that can make you go from a 2 to 10 beauty-wise, beautiful aesthetics that make you want to just raise them for the world to see and strong batteries that make you glued to them all day long, I must admit, when friends and family ask me what phone to buy, I tend to quickly recommend an itel smartphone over any other Android device.
Why?
It’s simple. I get a fantastically priced bargain for headline-grabbing flagships that ticks off the right boxes in long-last battery capacity, amazing camera, facial recognition system, fingerprint sensor and speedy processors over its counterparts in the noisy Android market, that might keep someone like me or you awake at night, lamenting what could have been achieved with the hundreds of thousands of naira you just put down to purchase these counterparts. The first time I got my itel P32 smartphone, I remember my friend called the phone “ pretty much perfect”.
Well, maybe not in all its entirety, but…
There is an absolute unique user experience you get when you use an itel smartphone, perhaps these reasons that I had to discover by myself could help you change ship the next time you want to upgrade to go the itel route.
For starters, You won’t have to break the bank to enjoy the latest smartphone technology: itel Mobile has a great track record of pumping out high-quality mid-range smartphones for everyone that are reliable and trendy at a budget-friendly price tag. As a user, you get almost the same package with a high-end smartphone, at an affordable price. For excellent Instagram snaps, you get a 4in1 Big Pixel technology + 13MP on itel Selfies series smartphones that enables crystal-clear photos in low light and brightly lit scenarios. The smartphone also offers a full HD screen display and better build quality.
Besides, You never have to worry about your smartphone running out of juice. I use the itel P32, and I can proudly say I enjoy 48 hours of uninterrupted smartphone usage all day on just one single charge. With an itel phone, you leave the power bank and phone charger at home compared to other Android phones that were gotten for so much money but carry around a dead-beat battery.
Trust me, you don’t want to be caught up in that mess. Less I forget, the ease of use. Itel smartphones are user-friendly with an OS interface that is intuitive, clean and easy to use.
This might not be for everyone, but for someone who is fully interested in getting EXCELLENT VALUE for money when it comes to tech, itel smartphones are truly the best plug. All summed up, I believe Itel mobile has found a way to integrate into our lives to make us productive by creating BEST IN-CLASS SMARTPHONES FOR EVERYONE

Itel IS making a life... kudos

sisiMOJI:
We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give”- Winston S. Churchill.
On Sunday, 16th December 2018, Santa Claus came in early, bringing in amazing gifts and donations for less privileged children, nursing mothers, widow and widowers in Oke – Eri Community, Oworonshoki Lagos State, as a team of volunteers and staff of Africa’s customer-centric smartphone maker, itel Mobile in conjunction with Lagos food Bank spread love in the community with the campaign theme “LOVE ALWAYS ON”.
The CSR campaign train did not conclude its journey in Lagos alone but made impactful stops in other cities from Onitsha, Abuja, Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Kano, and Kaduna and the reception was amazing in every community visited.

It is hard to find companies that understand the importance of giving back to the communities that define them. For itel Mobile, the essence of taking a bold initiative to provide infrastructural and basic amenities for the communities surrounding the brand has proven to be a vital aspect of its core values and existence.


As a brand that aims to improve the educational and health system in Nigeria as well as fight hunger/poverty, the itel team made donations of over 500 pieces of pens, 500 pieces of school bags, book materials and water bottles, 400 pieces of pencil cases, 1000 pieces of tomato paste, over 80 cartons of noodles, clothes, foodstuffs, toiletries amongst others.

Commenting on the brand’s CSR campaigns this Yuletide season, Oke Umurhohwo, itel’s Marketing Communications Manager said:
“At itel Mobile, we are proud to be a part of the communities we serve through our involvement in local charities, youth sports, and events that inspire the world. Giving back is an essential part of who we are. We don’t just aim to provide smartphones for everyone but also to grow deeper and wider in community outreach in the coming years, touching over a million lives in 2020”.
The LOVE ALWAYS ON CSR campaign train also made stops in the following cities, enriching their lives, and equally putting smiles on their faces, such as:
Our Lady of Fatima primary school, Ayingba in Kogi state where pupils were provided with educational materials and a little Xmas party.
Also, a visit to Nasarawa Orphanage Home, Kano state on the 15th December 2018 where foodstuffs and gifts items like itel notebooks, Water bottles, Christmas shopping bags were shared.


The children at Christabel Kids British International School Obosi, Anambra State were not left out too on experiencing itel’s love at Christmas.

The brand also supported the beauty pageant “ The Humanitarian Queen 2018” at UniZik, Awka, Anambra state.



itel Mobile spreading the love this Christmas season is a life-changing experience for everyone involved in the community outreach, as it is in times like this one starts to tide over the insignificant and immaterial things and appreciate the bigger picture.


Nevertheless, It is exciting to see how itel Mobile incorporates Sustainable development goals into its core business strategies, making it a brand that doesn’t just provide smartphones for everyone but also cares deeply for the needs of its consumers and society at large.
There is no doubt, these CSR initiatives taken by the brand is yielding results to improve the quality of living for Nigerians, not only in Lagos but across other states in the country.

EVERYONE LOVES AWOOF. HOWEVER THERE ARE AWOOF THAT ARE JUST UNBELIEVABLE

Africa’s mobile phone giant, Itel Mobile, in partnership with Innovative tech company, Google, are teaming up to create a frolicking weekend fun blast for all shoppers at the annual Computer Village Fair & Carnival this Yuletide season.
The event which has been dubbed to deliver the perfect carnival experience is set to take place on Thursday 20th December 2018 and these are the thrilling activities you stand to enjoy:

First, itel Mobile is giving a massive promo on all itel smartphones by giving you an opportunity to buy any itel smartphone of your choice and get one free in return. How amazing is that? Lest you forget, itel smartphones have been touted as the most affordable, reliable and trendy devices you can get in 2018. There is enough smartphone for everyone to chose according to their needs and preferences, whether it is the budget-friendly [/b]Android devices or long-lasting [b]power smartphones or the clearer selfie devices.
Also, the smartphone maker will be dolling out fantastic prizes such as the latest big battery sensation smartphone in town, itel P32, along with home appliances like electric kettle, pressing iron, toasting machine, blender and many more.
You can’t afford to miss out on the fun of the colorful street parade, outstanding performances from Nigeria’s top-notch artistes, street dance, mega raffle draw, amazing freebies amongst others.

Itel Mobile simply offers smartphone for everyone to enjoy an uninterrupted and unique smartphone experience.

So save up your cash now, to buy one of Nigeria’s best selling smartphone of 2018 and get one free in return.

Follow the itel fun train online on all social media platforms and check out more images and information at www.itel-mobile.com.

Great CSR by ITelMobile

Kudos

OEPHIUS:
http://revue.com.ng/itel-rewards-students-with-500000-after-dance-competition-pictures/

The fantastic itel S33 is here!

The brother to the recently released S13 is here.
It features a larger screen, more battery juice, better rear camera and increased ROM.
It is available in Colours: Champagne Gold, Elegant Black, City Blue.

The 7th device in the Selfie series, #itelS33 comes with
- 13MP selfie camera
- 8MP + VGA Dual Rear Camera
- 6.0 HD + IPS Screen
- 1GB RAM and 16GB ROM (expandable to 32GB)
- Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition)
- 3000mAh battery...
- Face Unlock Technology!

RRP is 34,000 naira ONLY and it is now available in ALL phone retail stores across Nigeria.

#SelfieNation
#JoinitelEnjoySelfie #ItelS33

Itel just dey break grounds... #JoinandEnjoy

kingjizzy2:
A recent report from Euromonitor International, based on mobile phones in Nigeria has reflected that one of Transsion Holdings biggest mobile phone maker, itel Mobile passed Samsung, Nokia and Huawei to hold the second position in retail volume with a market share of 25.8% – a commendable feat to crown the brand’s efforts in becoming a top market leader in 2018.

Despite the influx of Chinese manufacturers and domestic players in the business landscape with strong price competition and demand for high quality products, the report revealed that Transsion Holdings still holds the top position with the highest brand market share in the Nigerian mobile phone industry as at the end of August 2018.

With itel’s key interest in focusing on long-lasting battery technology and camera capabilities, this surge in brand’s shipment and market share can be traced back to the manufacturer’s consistent smartphone launch in Q2 and Q3, strong distribution network, availability and variety of affordable feature phones and smartphones, pitted directly against Nokia and Gionee’s portfolio.

More recently, the increasing use of social media and upgrade to smartphones by target market segments especially young consumers due to the economic growth and dependency on internet-enabled services, the report forecast a strong volume growth in smartphone penetration in Nigeria.

Furthermore, following the early and successful passage of the Telecommunication Critical Infrastructure Bill by Nigeria’s National Assembly, competitive pricing among internet service providers is expected to boost internet usage to more affordable internet provision in Nigeria, which is at 47% of the population in 2018.

The Chinese conglomerate, Transsion Holdings has remained a dominant force within the Nigerian mobile phone industry with a retail market share of 75.2% taking an increase from 73 % in 2017. The global brand continues to combine its technological prowess with design and innovation to gain industry attention with products created groundbreaking interactive and immersive consumer experiences. Their continuous success is as a fact of the brand’s carving a niche for itself by creating a variety of smartphones to meet the needs of the diverse income segments of the growing population.

Oke Umurhuhwo, Brand Communication Manager, itel Mobile said the products of the company are unique in the competitive market, adding that trendy, reliable and affordable devices have always been the hallmark for every itel smartphone, with a very strong presence in the feature phones market.

However, as the competition intensifies from new and old competitors, itel Mobile will be faced with never-seen-before competition at the lower brand market with new entrants like TAMBO Mobile.

The underlying question remains, will itel Mobile and Transsion Holdings continue to hold a sustainable position at the top ahead of other smartphone brands? Umurhuhwo said: “Over the years, since its inception, itel Mobile has taken the world by storm with a displayed evidence of strategic communication to meet the needs of its target market, nevertheless it will be interesting to see the brand leverage on its strong growth to implement strategies and overcome the associated negative perceptions and stiff competition.

Source:
https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2018/10/13/itel-mobile-overtakes-rivals-in-market-retail-volume/


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That is the market sector that #Itel is focusing on.
Affordable devices with manageable cutting edge technology

ddjay:
its not good to be greedy o,itel show some love for 2 or 3 gb ram, 16/32/64 gb rom..so spread the love for larger space,or have they offended you,if so pls forgive them and patronise them abeg

Hahahahaha.

23800naira is a killer deal.
You get 13mp front camera.
Android 8.1

A device with 1gb RAM on Android 8.1 will perform BETTER than a 2GB RAM device running on Android nougat... #FACT

bareal:
Oh Lawd, please deliver itel from the shackles of 1gb ram as the year runs to end. Liberate them, emancipate them, deliver them, free them, lose them completely from this 1gb ram affliction in Jisus name I pray.....

The hype has been on for some time.
Expectations were high.
On Thursday 12th September 2018, itelMobile launched their latest device in the #SelfieNation... the Itel S13.

Available in Champagne Gold, Elegant Black, City Blue it upports Dual Micro-SIM and runs on Android™ 8.1.0 (32 bit Go Edition)

Network: GSM, WCDMA, GPRS, EDGE

5.5-inch 480 x 960px IPS, multi-touch touchscreen, 16M colors display

Memory: 8GB ROM, 1GB RAM, microSD, up to 32 GB (dedicated slot)

Camera: 5 MP (2560 x 1920) + 5MP (2560 x 1920) dual rear cameras, auto-focus, dual-LED flash, 13MP (2560 x 1920) front Camera with LED flash

The battery, Li-Ion 2400 mAh capacity, is removable.

It is available at ALL ITel branded stores nationwide for a RRP of 23800naira ONLY.

#SelfieNation #13MPClearerSelfie  #JoinItelEnjoySelfie �

Great news.
At least selfie lovers like us can have a device of envy �

sisiMOJI:
Some days ago, we reported that Africa’s leading phone brand – itel Mobile is about to make a new addition to its S-series brand of a smartphone with a dual camera-centric smartphone known as Itel S13 which is rumoured to coming with a 13MP selfie camera, fingerprint sensor and run Android Go.
Now, a new leaked teaser image obtained by us from an insider has revealed that another smartphone known as Itel S33 is also coming alongside the Itel S13. The teaser image has also revealed most of the features and specifications of both smartphones ahead of the official unveiling which we expected to happen tomorrow, September 13, 2018.

According to the leaked teaser image, the Itel S33 seems to be the bigger variant of the S13 as it seen to packed upgraded features. Both smartphones are expected to come with a Full-screen technology just like we have seen in the Itel P32 that was launched some months ago in Raddison Blu Ikeja Lagos Nigeria.

Exclusive: Full details of upcoming Itel S13 and Itel S33 leaked ahead of the official unveiling

Apart from that, both smartphones will also join the likes of Itel P32, Itel A32F, and Itel A15 to rock the special Android Go Edition purposely designed for a low-end smartphone with 1GB of RAM. The Itel S33 also seen to have packed a bigger screen than that of the Itel S13. The Itel S33 will sport a 6.0-inch while his younger brother, S13 will sports a 5.5-inch.





Itel S13 Specifications

Announced: 2018, September

Available: 2018, September

Model: itel S13

Colours: Champagne Gold, Elegant Black, City Blue

SIM: Dual Micro-SIM

OS: Android™ 8.1.0 (32 bit Go Edition)

Network: GSM, WCDMA, GPRS, EDGE

Display: 5.5-inch 480 x 960px IPS, multi-touch touchscreen, 16M colors

CPU: MediaTek MT6580 Quad-core 1.3GHz, ARM Cortex-A7 Mali-400 MP Processor

Memory: 8GB ROM, 1GB RAM, microSD, up to 32 GB (dedicated slot)

Camera: 5 MP (2560 x 1920) + 5MP (2560 x 1920) dual rear cameras, auto-focus, dual-LED flash, 13MP (2560 x 1920) front Camera with LED flash

Sensors: Accelerometer, Ambient Light, Proximity, Fingerprint

Battery: Removable Li-Ion 2400 mAh battery.





Itel SS3 Specifications

Announced: 2018, September

Available: 2018, September

Model: itel S33

Colours: Champagne Gold, Elegant Black, City Blue

SIM: Dual Micro-SIM

OS: Android™ 8.1.0 (32 bit Go Edition)

Network: GSM, WCDMA, GPRS, EDGE

Display: 6.0-inch 480 x 960px IPS, multi-touch touchscreen, 16M colors

CPU: MediaTek MT6580 Quad-core 1.3GHz, ARM Cortex-A7 Mali-400 MP Processor

Memory: 16GB ROM, 1GB RAM, microSD, up to 32 GB (dedicated slot)

Camera: 8 MP (2560 x 1920) + 8 MP (2560 x 1920) dual rear cameras, auto-focus, dual-LED flash, 13 MP (2560 x 1920) front Camera with LED flash

Sensors: Accelerometer, Ambient Light, Proximity, Fingerprint, Face Unlock



We also learned that they wouldn’t be an offline launch event for both smartphones but it is likely to be launch tomorrow, September 13, 2018, while the price of the Itel S13 is rumored to be around N23,800 and Itel S33 to be around N27,000.

Check with 3Chub.
You'll get original Itel chargers.

Zabeth16:
Pls my it1408 won't charge with any other charger since the original one spoilt, pls what charger should i buy?

If you are not using an original charger that might be the case.
Otherwise there's a possibility that the battery is past half life.
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Sandycee:
My itel S32 charges charges very slowly. I haven't had my battery upto 70℅ in a long time . Pls you guys should fix this. It's really frustrating

You can go for Itel A32F or A15.
These are budget phones with a BETTER value for money.

felixtoba:
Please house I need your candid advice on phone to buy at the rate of #20,000. Thanks

Sorry o.
That must have been a manufacturer's defect. It happens to all phone brands.

I'll advice that you take it to CarlCare. They should be able to help out (and possibly replace it).

You had ONE bad experience and you are 'offering' advice...

I use Itel. I enjoy using it for 13 months now �

feji12:
please my brother and sister on nairaland wen thinking of buying a phone please don't let itel phone comes to your mind .Is never an option. Itel p51 is a big scam be warned. Battery charge all day and runs down so fast it might be good at the first two months of purchase. Mine is killing me slowly I bought from their showroom in warri.

Another addition to #TheCompletePackage


Thumbs UP

sisiMOJI:
The Itel mobile phone brand has partnered with Nigerian operator 9mobile to introduce its newest addition in the Maxpower series, the itel P32, reports the Guardian. The new itel P32 has a 4,000mAh battery capacity with superfast charging ability for three days of non-stop usage. 9Mobile is also offering customers who purchase the itel A32F, A15 and P32 a 2 GB instant bonus, plus 100 percent bonus on all data plans bought for the first six months after purchase.

Customers will also get another 50 percent bonus on all data plans purchased for the subsequent six months.

The itel P32 has a 5.5-inch IPS 18:9 full screen along with an 8.8 mm body and round border edges. It has 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of ROM, and is powered by 1.3 GHz MediaTek quad-core processors.

This 'carrot' is irresistible.

@9mobile

sisiMOJI:
The Itel mobile phone brand has partnered with Nigerian operator 9mobile to introduce its newest addition in the Maxpower series, the itel P32, reports the Guardian. The new itel P32 has a 4,000mAh battery capacity with superfast charging ability for three days of non-stop usage. 9Mobile is also offering customers who purchase the itel A32F, A15 and P32 a 2 GB instant bonus, plus 100 percent bonus on all data plans bought for the first six months after purchase.

Customers will also get another 50 percent bonus on all data plans purchased for the subsequent six months.

The itel P32 has a 5.5-inch IPS 18:9 full screen along with an 8.8 mm body and round border edges. It has 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of ROM, and is powered by 1.3 GHz MediaTek quad-core processors.

This is great news

sisiMOJI:
The Itel mobile phone brand has partnered with Nigerian operator 9mobile to introduce its newest addition in the Maxpower series, the itel P32, reports the Guardian. The new itel P32 has a 4,000mAh battery capacity with superfast charging ability for three days of non-stop usage. 9Mobile is also offering customers who purchase the itel A32F, A15 and P32 a 2 GB instant bonus, plus 100 percent bonus on all data plans bought for the first six months after purchase.

Customers will also get another 50 percent bonus on all data plans purchased for the subsequent six months.

The itel P32 has a 5.5-inch IPS 18:9 full screen along with an 8.8 mm body and round border edges. It has 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of ROM, and is powered by 1.3 GHz MediaTek quad-core processors.

ITel is here with another great device.

When affordability meets excellence... satisfaction IS guaranteed.

You can win prizes too by 2pm of Facebook and Instagram

#MAXPOWER. #P32

sisiMOJI:
Great news!!! itel Mobile is preparing to announce its much-anticipated all-new itel P32 here in Nigeria at Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos today. itel Mobile, which was 10 years old last year, has decided to make provision for those that wouldn't be able to attend the event.

According to the information gathered from the company's social media handles, the event would be aired LIVE via their Facebook and Instagram pages today and there are lots of goodie bags and gift items to be won by those who will watch the LIVE streaming.

Speaking of the itel P32, the device is the first of its kind in the Itel MAXPOWER series smartphone to come with Full-View display and big battery capacity that gives 3 days of Power on a single charge. Not only that, the device also comes with Android 8.1 Oreo (Go edition) operating system paired with 1GB RAM and 8GB internal storage. This means you can do more on your phone without consuming all your data or space.

Who else is excited to hear the great news? So, join itel Mobile @itelMobileNG on Facebook and Instagram today by 2:00 pm to watch the live streaming of the P32 Launch and to win goodies.

ITel mobile is making giant strides.

Excellent device.

Kudos

Omachi006:
Great news!!! itel Mobile is preparing to announce its much-anticipated all-new itel P32 here in Nigeria at Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos today. itel Mobile, which was 10 years old last year, has decided to make provision for those that wouldn't be able to attend the event.

According to the information gathered from the company's social media handles, the event would be aired LIVE via their Facebook and Instagram pages today and there are lots of goodie bags and gift items to be won by those who will watch the LIVE streaming.

Speaking of the itel P32, the device is the first of its kind in the Itel MAXPOWER series smartphone to come with Full-View display and big battery capacity that gives 3 days of Power on a single charge. Not only that, the device also comes with Android 8.1 Oreo (Go edition) operating system paired with 1GB RAM and 8GB internal storage. This means you can do more on your phone without consuming all your data or space.

Who else is excited to hear the great news? So, join itel Mobile @itelMobileNG on Facebook and Instagram today by 2:00 pm to watch the live streaming of the P32 Launch and to win goodies.

You don vex?
One man's food is another man's poison.

You need to know what's food for you...

Boyco:
Y'all that are saying its d go version , just chill nd use d phone for one month , den u will know how worthless 1gig ram is ...I dunno if Itel will die if they make der phones at least 2gig ram ...at this age , they still make phone with 8gig inbuilt memory , wtf , same with d days of tecno p3 almost 7 years ago...we should learn to stop patronizing all dz rubbish phones with nonsense specs bcus they will continue to flood the market with crappy devices they call phones .....4000mah
Dual camera
Full screen display
1gig ram nd 8gig ROM(infact God punish Itel)

Wonderful news. Kudos to Itel �

Omachi006:
After several weeks of rumours and speculation, itel Mobile is all set to announce its more much-anticipated itel P32 phone here in Nigeria on June 20 at Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja Lagos.

The P32 which is part of the brand's MAXPOWER series will be first of its kind to come with dual camera setup and full view display as mentioned above. It will be powered by gigantic 4000mAh battery capacity which the brand has claimed will give you 3 days power with just one recharge.

The itel P32, although another low range smartphone has Android 8.1 Oreo (Go edition) operating system paired with 1GB RAM and 8GB internal storage. This means you can do more on your phone without consuming all your data or space.

The launch event is tagged - MORE THAN YOU EXPECT. The teaser image also reveals that the Itel P32 will come with screen aspect ratio 18:9 full-view display as expected.

The tech giant company has started sending invites to their fans and tech enthusiasts according to an insider.

Last week, the company also launched its first-ever exclusive store in Nigeria which gives customers the privilege to experience all itel products before buying.

So, what do you say? Who's ready for more than you can expect?

Have you taken time to re-read your post?
I understand your frustrations and anger. However, you need to say what you know NOT what you think.

Are you inferring that iTel users or subscribers are those who voted in PMB?
Secondly, iTel has more sales in Nigeria than Samsung.
Thirdly, Tecno, iTel and Infinix are 'slowly' entering the South African market
...

HeyCorleone:
The reason why Itel even has customers is because a good majority of Nigerians are inherently stupid. They voted in an illiterate as their President. Why won't they buy Itel?.

Itel can't exist in South Africa. That country has good taste. You can't take a phone with products that degrade in months to SA. They won't approve it.

Nigerians are a fan of mediocrity, that's why Itel is having little sales.

You sef that put up this post, if we check your phone it will be either of these three brands.
You'll come on Nairaland and be making noise... #hiss

Be. A. Sensible. Nigerian

BadBradley:
Transsion Holdings, Perhaps being the only GSM mobile manufacturing company that operates in 3 different brands, Tecno, Itel and infinix in the world, apparently in a bid to have the proverbial nine lives and seemingly seeking to take advantage of the underdevelop world, this company has launched an aggressive market campaign across Africa and other poor region of the world where consumers and experts don't have the expertise to critically appraise its products' features and claims.

It's surprising how the Chinese company failed to make its presence in China its home country with a huge market of over 1.2 billion people but came to Africa whose entire population doesn't quite measure up to China and whose political and economic stability is less predictable than China's.

A company that rarely, if ever, uses the chipset of world leaders like Qualcomm or Exynos on its phones or, the screen protective layer from global standards setter, Corning, or the class leading mobile screen technology like Amoled or LCD 3, it is no wonder no reputable mobile phone website ever lists Tecno, Infinix or Itel amongst items for review.

Worse still this is a brand that can't handle large storage Micro SD card of 64 to 126gb without dragging its fluidity down or shutting down the phone. This is a company that doesn't have its own ecosystem or backup services or cloud storage like other Android manufacturers like  LG, Samsung, HTC, Sony, etc

The listed pixel count at the back of camera doesn't reflect the quality expected and non-Adroid models have the exact same UX and UI of clone, fake phones that immitated Nokia Series 30 and 60 phones back in 2005 and 2006 across Africa.

To cap it all up, Tecno which has more customers in Nigeria than the entire population of Ethiopia has chosen to set up a manufacturing plant in Ethiopia while targeting the market here in Nigeria.

So Nigerians will be paying more to get their subpar Tecno, Itel and Infinix phones while indirectly growing the economy of Ethiopia.



Perhaps its battery life is a strong selling point but again, what's the use of a long lasting battery without exciting features to power?

Source: www.lodega.com

A marketer looks for the best market for his/her products.
I once used a Samsung J Prime that CANNOT handle 64GB sd card. So what is your point exactly?

The iTel (S42, A44 and A44pro), Tecno (Camon CX and P3), Infinix (Hot S3 and Hot 3LTE) also use the Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset.

Instead of mentioning the reasons why Tecno set up it's manufacturing plant in Ethiopia (instead of Nigeria), you're crying over spilled milk.

If these phones are subpar, pleass what is the 'par'?

It is evident that you are just seeking cheap popularity and undue attention...

BadBradley:
Transsion Holdings, Perhaps being the only GSM mobile manufacturing company that operates in 3 different brands, Tecno, Itel and infinix in the world, apparently in a bid to have the proverbial nine lives and seemingly seeking to take advantage of the underdevelop world, this company has launched an aggressive market campaign across Africa and other poor region of the world where consumers and experts don't have the expertise to critically appraise its products' features and claims.

It's surprising how the Chinese company failed to make its presence in China its home country with a huge market of over 1.2 billion people but came to Africa whose entire population doesn't quite measure up to China and whose political and economic stability is less predictable than China's.

A company that rarely, if ever, uses the chipset of world leaders like Qualcomm or Exynos on its phones or, the screen protective layer from global standards setter, Corning, or the class leading mobile screen technology like Amoled or LCD 3, it is no wonder no reputable mobile phone website ever lists Tecno, Infinix or Itel amongst items for review.

Worse still this is a brand that can't handle large storage Micro SD card of 64 to 126gb without dragging its fluidity down or shutting down the phone. This is a company that doesn't have its own ecosystem or backup services or cloud storage like other Android manufacturers like  LG, Samsung, HTC, Sony, etc

The listed pixel count at the back of camera doesn't reflect the quality expected and non-Adroid models have the exact same UX and UI of clone, fake phones that immitated Nokia Series 30 and 60 phones back in 2005 and 2006 across Africa.

To cap it all up, Tecno which has more customers in Nigeria than the entire population of Ethiopia has chosen to set up a manufacturing plant in Ethiopia while targeting the market here in Nigeria.

So Nigerians will be paying more to get their subpar Tecno, Itel and Infinix phones while indirectly growing the economy of Ethiopia.



Perhaps its battery life is a strong selling point but again, what's the use of a long lasting battery without exciting features to power?

Source: www.lodega.com

BadBradley. This your post is bad...very BAD.

First you insult we the #HardworkingNigerians.
Secondly you displayed your critical level of ignorance and ineptitude.

MobilityArena does review of smartphones.
Several notable sites and blogs also do that.

They have NEVER been able to fault the performance of these devices within their category (mid-range smartphones)

Now you come around to babble and rant.

BadBradley:
Transsion Holdings, Perhaps being the only GSM mobile manufacturing company that operates in 3 different brands, Tecno, Itel and infinix in the world, apparently in a bid to have the proverbial nine lives and seemingly seeking to take advantage of the underdevelop world, this company has launched an aggressive market campaign across Africa and other poor region of the world where consumers and experts don't have the expertise to critically appraise its products' features and claims.

It's surprising how the Chinese company failed to make its presence in China its home country with a huge market of over 1.2 billion people but came to Africa whose entire population doesn't quite measure up to China and whose political and economic stability is less predictable than China's.

A company that rarely, if ever, uses the chipset of world leaders like Qualcomm or Exynos on its phones or, the screen protective layer from global standards setter, Corning, or the class leading mobile screen technology like Amoled or LCD 3, it is no wonder no reputable mobile phone website ever lists Tecno, Infinix or Itel amongst items for review.

Worse still this is a brand that can't handle large storage Micro SD card of 64 to 126gb without dragging its fluidity down or shutting down the phone. This is a company that doesn't have its own ecosystem or backup services or cloud storage like other Android manufacturers like  LG, Samsung, HTC, Sony, etc

The listed pixel count at the back of camera doesn't reflect the quality expected and non-Adroid models have the exact same UX and UI of clone, fake phones that immitated Nokia Series 30 and 60 phones back in 2005 and 2006 across Africa.

To cap it all up, Tecno which has more customers in Nigeria than the entire population of Ethiopia has chosen to set up a manufacturing plant in Ethiopia while targeting the market here in Nigeria.

So Nigerians will be paying more to get their subpar Tecno, Itel and Infinix phones while indirectly growing the economy of Ethiopia.



Perhaps its battery life is a strong selling point but again, what's the use of a long lasting battery without exciting features to power?

Source: www.lodega.com

Please are you one of us (the sensible Nigerians)?

BadBradley:
Transsion Holdings, Perhaps being the only GSM mobile manufacturing company that operates in 3 different brands, Tecno, Itel and infinix in the world, apparently in a bid to have the proverbial nine lives and seemingly seeking to take advantage of the underdevelop world, this company has launched an aggressive market campaign across Africa and other poor region of the world where consumers and experts don't have the expertise to critically appraise its products' features and claims.

It's surprising how the Chinese company failed to make its presence in China its home country with a huge market of over 1.2 billion people but came to Africa whose entire population doesn't quite measure up to China and whose political and economic stability is less predictable than China's.

A company that rarely, if ever, uses the chipset of world leaders like Qualcomm or Exynos on its phones or, the screen protective layer from global standards setter, Corning, or the class leading mobile screen technology like Amoled or LCD 3, it is no wonder no reputable mobile phone website ever lists Tecno, Infinix or Itel amongst items for review.

Worse still this is a brand that can't handle large storage Micro SD card of 64 to 126gb without dragging its fluidity down or shutting down the phone. This is a company that doesn't have its own ecosystem or backup services or cloud storage like other Android manufacturers like  LG, Samsung, HTC, Sony, etc

The listed pixel count at the back of camera doesn't reflect the quality expected and non-Adroid models have the exact same UX and UI of clone, fake phones that immitated Nokia Series 30 and 60 phones back in 2005 and 2006 across Africa.

To cap it all up, Tecno which has more customers in Nigeria than the entire population of Ethiopia has chosen to set up a manufacturing plant in Ethiopia while targeting the market here in Nigeria.

So Nigerians will be paying more to get their subpar Tecno, Itel and Infinix phones while indirectly growing the economy of Ethiopia.



Perhaps its battery life is a strong selling point but again, what's the use of a long lasting battery without exciting features to power?

Source: www.lodega.com

Get your facts straight.

This post smells of pain and frustration.

You must be a Samsung fan thus you are trying to kill the market for ITel, Infinix and tecno phones.

Samsung is Korean. Is it dominating that market?
Apple is American. 70% of its market is outside America
The list is endless

The fact that ITel, Infinix and tecno phones are flourishing has a strong message.

Three things are key for smartphone acquisition: PERFORMANCE. AFFORDABILITY. TECHNOLOGY.

Transsion Holdings provide ALL three...

You

BadBradley:
Transsion Holdings, Perhaps being the only GSM mobile manufacturing company that operates in 3 different brands, Tecno, Itel and infinix in the world, apparently in a bid to have the proverbial nine lives and seemingly seeking to take advantage of the underdevelop world, this company has launched an aggressive market campaign across Africa and other poor region of the world where consumers and experts don't have the expertise to critically appraise its products' features and claims.

It's surprising how the Chinese company failed to make its presence in China its home country with a huge market of over 1.2 billion people but came to Africa whose entire population doesn't quite measure up to China and whose political and economic stability is less predictable than China's.

A company that rarely, if ever, uses the chipset of world leaders like Qualcomm or Exynos on its phones or, the screen protective layer from global standards setter, Corning, or the class leading mobile screen technology like Amoled or LCD 3, it is no wonder no reputable mobile phone website ever lists Tecno, Infinix or Itel amongst items for review.

Worse still this is a brand that can't handle large storage Micro SD card of 64 to 126gb without dragging its fluidity down or shutting down the phone. This is a company that doesn't have its own ecosystem or backup services or cloud storage like other Android manufacturers like  LG, Samsung, HTC, Sony, etc

The listed pixel count at the back of camera doesn't reflect the quality expected and non-Adroid models have the exact same UX and UI of clone, fake phones that immitated Nokia Series 30 and 60 phones back in 2005 and 2006 across Africa.

To cap it all up, Tecno which has more customers in Nigeria than the entire population of Ethiopia has chosen to set up a manufacturing plant in Ethiopia while targeting the market here in Nigeria.

So Nigerians will be paying more to get their subpar Tecno, Itel and Infinix phones while indirectly growing the economy of Ethiopia.



Perhaps its battery life is a strong selling point but again, what's the use of a long lasting battery without exciting features to power?

Source: www.lodega.com