Ennyholar:
The Camon CX did greatly in the Nigerian market last year....I know tecno would have made alot of money from that device.

MizMyColi:


I am not privy to Tecno's account books, so I really don't know per se.

First, people complained a lot about the battery draining very fast, and there was also the issue of multitasking.
An update was released recently that's touted to fix that.
In my opinion, I would not say it's a complete fix, but I think that it is better, way better than what I used to experience as per battery issues.

These aside, I really did enjoy using my Camon CX. Of course, I still use it, but I might port soon....even that is hard at this point because I am yet to find a phone that gives me the kind of camera quality that this phone gives to me at its price, or even a bit higher.

Also, I found that the device is quite popular....It gives me a sense of pride knowing I was among its first users and those who spoke glowingly about the device, who knows, my opinion might have influenced a person or two.
Everywhere I turn, I find that someone is using the device, other times, two people maybe.

In my opinion, it did really well in the market, and this should be an avenue for Tecno to consolidate on all what they did right in the Camon CX and work on the things they did not do too well on (battery and multi tasking)


So, fam, whats your take about the Camon CX success rate in your respective states' tech market?

Let's gist.
Happy New Year!

henry007:


My Camon CX battery was great tho, am i alone on this?

LoJ:
@mizmycoli

hello there. I regularly hear about this tecno phone thingy on nairaland. What is tecno actually? A kind of africa brand?

Can anyone here tell me how good is tecno in comparison to world wide well established brands like Apple or Samsung and HTC? Please educate an ignorant on the issue.

MizMyColi:
I would not equate it with the likes of Samsung, apple, etc. The brand is still a work in progress.... They have made giant strides nonetheless.

Africans are not really interested in flagships, they prefer budget phones, and Tecno offers that with an array of choices to choose from.

LoJ:

Okay very interesting.

And it is available only in nigeria? I mean if here in europe, I want to get one and try it out, is there any way to do that, aside going to nigeria?

MizMyColi:


Hi LoJ


Good to have you here!

Tecno is a Chinese Original Equipment Manufacturer in the Smartphone industry.

Before Tecno, lots of people never had access to common smartphone features due to their premium nature at the time.

With the advent of Tecno, people could use smartphones too, and then, there was the innovation of double Sim, triple, even quadruple.

Of course, you might already know that it's a taboo for a Nigerian to own just one phone line.
Tecno was the innovator, or should I say, the company made the concept of two sims in one phone popular in Nigeria.

They market their products in other African countries, and Asia, but not in China, and that's because, according to them, the industry over there is saturated.

The brand is a growing one, one that I have come to deeply associate with, not just because of benefits I get from time to time, but because its story inspires the great lessons of tenacity and self belief despite the hurdles one may cross.

I would not equate it with the likes of Samsung, apple, etc. The brand is still a work in progress.... They have made giant strides nonetheless.

Africans are not really interested in flagships, they prefer budget phones, and Tecno offers that with an array of choices to choose from.

MizMyColi:


Hi LoJ


Good to have you here!

Tecno is a Chinese Original Equipment Manufacturer in the Smartphone industry.

Before Tecno, lots of people never had access to common smartphone features due to their premium nature at the time.

With the advent of Tecno, people could use smartphones too, and then, there was the innovation of double Sim, triple, even quadruple.

Of course, you might already know that it's a taboo for a Nigerian to own just one phone line.
Tecno was the innovator, or should I say, the company made the concept of two sims in one phone popular in Nigeria.

They market their products in other African countries, and Asia, but not in China, and that's because, according to them, the industry over there is saturated.

The brand is a growing one, one that I have come to deeply associate with, not just because of benefits I get from time to time, but because its story inspires the great lessons of tenacity and self belief despite the hurdles one may cross.

I would not equate it with the likes of Samsung, apple, etc. The brand is still a work in progress.... They have made giant strides nonetheless.

Africans are not really interested in flagships, they prefer budget phones, and Tecno offers that with an array of choices to choose from.

otgtr:
Yeah, It's what I am currently using and I love it. I use it to shoot my tech videos on YouTube and it's superb. Also it doesn't lag. I recommend it to anyone.

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delikay4luv: