Review of the TECNO SPARK 10 Pro: Motivate everyone to take selfies
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Some of you ought to be aware of this new phone from MWC. The SPARK 9 Pro from last year was impressive in terms of both pricing and selfie image quality. I advise purchasing SPARK 9 Pro if you want to purchase a phone with excellent selfies for a reasonable price from last year. But, you can check out SPARK 10 Pro this year.
Design & Unboxing
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Although not exactly, SPARK 10 Pro's design resembles that of its predecessor. The camera module has undergone the most noticeable alteration, going from two to three rings. Yet, a closer inspection reveals that there is now one less lens. The flash is actually the circle on the right, and the tiny hole above it is merely for aesthetic purposes. Even though there is one less lens, it is not particularly significant. If you can find a better main camera for it, I believe it's worthwhile.
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The back panel design also combines glossy and frosted elements, although only the lens module portion is glossy due to a reduced glossy area. The new Starry glass is more scratch-resistant and extremely smooth to the touch, and the back panel material has been updated. However, there are only two black and white color schemes available this time; the 10 Pro does not support green or blue.
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You should be able to infer that the SPARK 10 Pro has a headphone jack when you see the earbuds in the box. The SIM card slot can accommodate both a TF card and a dual SIM card. There is also a weatherproof design available. In all honesty, I prefer the design of SPARK 9 Pro a little bit more. Although everyone has different design preferences, SPARK 10 Pro has done its best with the price range available.
Selfie Camera
The SPARK 9 Pro is already incomparable for selfies at the same price point, therefore the good news is that the SPARK 10 Pro's selfie camera is still potent despite the fact that it is still 32 MP. The selfie during the day is already far superior to many low-cost phones and is on par with midrange and high-end phones. Also, the beauty mode clears any facial imperfections.
What distinguishes SPARK 10 Pro from the competition is its front notification light. Also, it functions as a flashlight and emits adequate light for selfies in low light. It does not reflect screen full light and is excellent for those who use glasses. Less noise and crisper details are also produced by the stronger lighting. In any case, the SPARK 10 Pro takes the best selfies of any phone for under $200. That much I am certain.
Display
This time, the camera's display has also been improved in addition to its algorithm. As you turn on the screen, you may observe the first improvement: Punch-hole Display. Even while water drop displays have been widely used for a while, many smartphones in the same price range still use them, therefore this is also a form of upgrading.
The display also supports greater refresh rates, with a refresh rate of 90Hz being suitable for the majority of daily applications. Although I wouldn't call the display excellent, it is obvious that the SPARK 10 Pro is giving it all it has.
The Helio G88 from MediaTek powers SPARK 10 Pro. Although the G88 sounds more potent than the G85 in the 9 Pro, the performance is barely different. PUBG Mobile runs smoothly on the G88 with HD Graphics steady at 30 frames per second. I've tested Genshin Impact for you if you have to use your entry-level phone to play. Even with the lowest graphics settings, Commission Quests can be played, although the quality of the game is poor. 5% power use for 10 min. I believe that this entry-level phone is better suited for softer games.
A fascinating phone is the SPARK 10 Pro. Selfie-centric entry-level phones will still be quite uncommon even in 2023. It makes budget concessions, but it also keeps up with rival phones in terms of features, allowing more people to enjoy capturing selfies. Try the SPARK 10 Pro if you prefer cheap selfie phones; at the very least, it won't fail you down in that regard.
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