I spent a week with the Tecno Camon 30 Pro — using it as my daily driver, testing photos, and seeing how it handles real Nigerian networks. Here’s the short version: it’s a strong camera phone for the price, but there are trade-offs. Below I break down what matters.
Specs (quick at-a-glance)
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Display: 6.7” AMOLED, 120Hz
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Processor: MediaTek Dimensity (mid-range)
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RAM/Storage: 8GB / 128GB (varies by market)
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Battery: ~5000mAh, 45W fast charging
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Camera: 108MP main (with night mode), wide & macro options
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Price in Nigeria (approx): ₦150,000 – ₦220,000 (depends on retailer & offers)
Note: Prices vary — check local stores or Jumia/Konga for exact current deals.
Camera: the main attraction
Daytime photos are punchy and detailed. Portraits look great with decent edge detection. Night mode helps, but in very low light you’ll see a little noise — still one of the best cameras in this price bracket.
Performance & Battery
For everyday tasks — WhatsApp, browsing, Instagram, light gaming — the phone is smooth. The 120Hz display feels fluid. Battery easily lasts a full day with moderate use; 45W charging gets you a quick top-up when you’re rushing out.
Software & Usability
HiOS has useful extras (gesture navigation, custom themes), but you’ll also find occasional bloatware. Remove what you don’t use and keep auto-start apps in check to conserve battery.
Build & Design
It feels premium for the price — glass-like back, good grip, and a modern camera island. Not the lightest device, but it’s comfortable.
Who should buy it?
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Buy if you want a camera-focused phone without breaking the bank.
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Consider alternatives if you prefer stock Android or need very heavy gaming performance.
Final verdict
Tecno Camon 30 Pro is a great value buy in 2025 for users who want strong cameras and good battery life. In Lagos or Abuja, you’ll find competitive prices — shop around
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