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SPARK 10 Pro – The ultimate high-performance selfie phone for every generation

Albeit that I am part of generation X and not a Gen Z – the new Spark 10 Pro is the phone for anyone wanting to purchase quality.

I have been an avid enthusiast of TECNO Mobile for a couple of years now and migrated from the POP 5 to the Spark and then on to the Camon – which is amongst their top range of phones – hence my reluctance to revert back to the Spark 10 Pro. That being said – the Spark 10 Pro a piece of dynamite.

Setting up the phone or in my case transferring data from one phone to another was “bliss” and done with such ease.

With its vast memory and ability to capture breath-taking selfies – this phone is engineered for photo fanatics.

The Spark 10 Pro has 3 levels of adjustable brightness – Built in front flashlight to suit different lighting needs.

The super flashlight algorithm is also in place to correct any overexposure. In additional it also has a 32MP Ultra-Clear Front Camera – with super night filters to fit your unique night life photography.

The AI Gallery 5.0 Algorithm Powered Album classifies photos, recommends covers and shorts your content into albums with ease.

The Spark 10 Pro also has a library of ready-to-use soundtracks, special effects and transitions to meet studio-grade video creation needs.

The Spark 10 comes with a G88 Gaming Processor with an embedded AI feature which optimizes resource utilization in an instant to secure network stability.

The ultra-high-resolution display is an experience on its own.

The phone is powerful enough to sustain long hours of gaming or working on your phone. The Tecno Spark 10 Pro is backed by a 5000mAh battery that can easily last a full day of moderate usage. The device also supports 18W fast charging, which is a welcome addition.

The software experience is smooth and responsive, with a few pre-installed apps that can be uninstalled if needed.

Reviewed by Kenneth Wiid

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