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The smartphone industry has seen a major evolution in the last decade across the globe and in India. The affordable segment is where the majority of the smartphone OEMs have tried to lure the audience with new devices. We have seen the Chinese smartphone companies dominating the smartphone industry in India. Tecno which is an emerging player in this segment is slowly climbing up the ladder with pocket-friendly devices. The company has also expanded its portfolio in the 5G segment with the Pova 5G. However, other dedicated Tecno smartphones series have become popular with their competitive models.

Two of the recent smartphones by Tecno announced for the budget Indian audience are the Tecno Pop 5 LTE and the Tecno Spark Go 2022. Both are entry-level Android Go Edition devices by Tecno priced under Rs. 10,000. This article is a comparison between both Tecno budget phone’s features and specifications to make selection easier for your next buy. Take a look:

Tecno Pop 5 LTE Vs Tecno Spark Go 2022: Display Comparison

Display-wise, both these budget Tecno smartphones are identical. The Tecno Pop 5 LTE features a 5.52-inch display that supports 720 x 1600 pixels HD+ resolution and has an aspect ratio of 20:9. The same-sized panel is used by the Spark Go 2022. The screen resolution and aspect ratio are also the same here. We are speaking of 720p HD+ resolution, 20:9 aspect ratio, and 60Hz refresh rate. Both models sport a waterdrop notch for selfies and video calling. The panel serves the essential requirement of clear video playback at online platforms and via other sources.

Tecno Pop 5 LTE Vs Tecno Spark Go: Chipset, Software Comparison

Both Tecno Pop 5 LTE and the Tecno Spark Go 2022 are Android Go Edition smartphones. However, the former comes with a newer firmware version. The Tecno Pop 5 LTE runs on Android 11 Go Edition while the Tecno Spark Go 2022 ships with Android 10 Go Edition. Both devices feature a custom HiOS interface on top of the Android OS. Unlike the display, the chipset used by both smartphones is different. The Tecno Pop 5 LTE is equipped with an octa-core Unisoc SC9863 processor, while the Tecno Spark Go 2022 is driven by the MediaTek Helio A20 octa-core SoC. Both devices have 32GB onboard storage and up to 3GB RAM capacity. Additional storage expansion is possible on both models via a dedicated microSD card.

The smartphone space is now witnessing an evolution with 5G-ready products with almost every single OEM venturing in this space. While the transition is being completed, the demand for 4G handsets isn’t entirely dead. Specifically, in the budget segment, the smartphone brands are it Chinese or others there is still a horde to introduce a power-packed budget 4G smartphone for the audience. In India, this market category is prominently dominated by the Chinese smartphone OEMs. Xiaomi, Realme, Oppo, and Vivo remain the pioneers, while Infinix, Tecno, and others are slowly paving their way in this space.

That said, if you are onto this page then you will be reading a comparison between three new-generation 4G smartphones which makes for an ideal choice for a budget audience. The Inifinix Note 11s is one of the models which we will be comparing with the Realme 8i and the Galaxy M32. All three listed devices make use of MediaTek’s Helio G series processors which are gaming-oriented. Other features offered by all three units are also modern. You might have some confusion while selecting any one of the models from this list. However, the following spec-sheet comparison will help you decide the right variant depending on your requirements.

Infinix Note 11S Vs Realme 8i Vs Samsung Galaxy M32: Overall Performance

The first two models, i.e, the Infinix Note 11S and the Realme 8i are equipped with the new-generation Helio G96 processor. The latter was the first handset in the entire globe to debut with this processor. This octa-core MediaTek processor is specially designed for affordable Android phones. It aims to deliver better gaming performance compared to the previous-gen Helio G series chipsets. The Helio G96 SoC on both models is combined with Mali-G57 GPU.

On the other hand, the Samsung Galaxy M32 also uses a MediaTek Helio G series processor. However, it is underpowered compared to the remaining two models. This budget Samsung smartphone draws its power from the Helio G80 processor. All three models come with base RAM of 4GB and 64GB storage (Realme 8i and Galaxy M32).

The Infinix Note 11S has a base storage capacity of 128GB which is double the remaining two. If you are requirement is performance-oriented, you can skip the Galaxy M32 and rather consider the Infinix Note 11S or the Realme 8i.

Infinix Note 11S Vs Realme 8i Vs Samsung Galaxy M32: Display Specs Comparison

Both Infinix Note 11S and the Realme 8i take the lead when it comes to the display panel. The former has the tallest 6.95-inch display which is an IPS LCD supporting 1080 x 2460 pixels screen resolution and 120Hz refresh rate.

The Realme 8i also uses an IPS LCD measuring 6.60-inches with 1080 x 2412 pixels FHD+ screen resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. You get a punch-hole camera cutout on both models. The Samsung Galaxy M32 is left behind in this race with a smaller 6.40-inch display that supports a standard 60Hz refresh rate.

Infinix Note 11S Vs Realme 8i Vs Samsung Galaxy M32: Camera Hardware Comparison

The Samsung Galaxy M32 becomes the winner here on-sheet. It is equipped with a quad-camera module while the remaining two models are packed with a triple rear camera setup. Speaking of the specifications, the Galaxy M32 features a 64MP primary camera aided by an 8MP ultrawide sensor, a 2MP macro, and a 2MP depth lens.

The Infinix Note 11S and the Realme 8i have similar camera hardware. The primary camera offered by these two devices is a 50MP lens. The main camera is paired up with dual 2MP sensors on both units. The selfie snapper is better on the Galaxy M32. You get a 20MP selfie snapper here and a 16MP snapper on the Infinix Note 11S and the Realme 8i.

The Indian market remains the favorite destination for smartphone OEMs to launch affordable devices for the audience. It has been almost a decade since the Chinese brands have dominated the budget smartphone space in India and across the globe. While Oppo, Xiaomi, Realme, and Vivo are the pioneers in this field, some other Chinese brands have also emerged in recent times bringing some value for money handsets for the Indian customers.

Tecno is one of those Chinese brands which is flooding the Indian space with feature-rich smartphones. The brand recently expanded its Spark smartphone lineup with the Spark 8 series comprising three models. The newly introduced devices in this lineup include the Spark 8T, Spark 8 Pro, and the vanilla Spark 8. On the other hand, Oppo has also unveiled its new budget smartphone for the Indian audience called the A11s.

Every week we have been bringing you comparison articles wherein we list three different devices and their hardware differences. This way it becomes easy for you to decide which model you need can opt as your next daily driver. In this article, we have compared the Tecno Spark 8T, Spark 8 Pro, and the Oppo A11s. Let’s dive into the comparison below:

Tecno Spark 8T Vs Oppo A11s Vs Tecno Spark 8 Pro

The display is one of the important factors which smartphone buyers keep in mind for their next purchase. The Spark 8T is packed with a 6.60-inch LCD display that supports 1080 x 2408 pixels FHD+ resolution. The Spark 8 Pro also offers an FHD+ LCD panel with 1080 x 2460 pixels screen resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. The size offered by this model is the biggest at 6.80 inches.

The Oppo A11s is the only model here that offers a standard 720p HD+ resolution and a higher 90Hz refresh rate. The screen size is the smallest amongst all three models at 6.50-inches. You’ll get a punch-hole display cutout with an upper left positioning. If you are looking for a device with a big high-resolution panel suitable for movies and another video playback then the Spark 8 Pro is what you need to consider. However, if your requirement is smoother frame rates then the Oppo A11s is best suited for you.

Tecno Spark 8T Vs Oppo A11s Vs Tecno Spark 8 Pro: Optics

Out of all three models, only the Oppo A11s offers a triple-lens camera module. The remaining two models are packed with a dual-camera setup. Starting with the Oppo A11s, this model comprises a 13MP main sensor which has an f/2.2 aperture, a 2MP macro sensor with an f/2.4 aperture, and another 2MP sensor with an f/2.4 aperture for depth mapping.

The Tecno Spark 8T is equipped with a 50MP main camera which supports an f/1.6 aperture and an AI sensor with an f/2.0 aperture. The Tecno Spark 8 Pro’s dual-camera setup at the back includes a 48MP main sensor with an f/1.79 aperture and a 2MP sensor with an f/2.4 aperture. All three models feature an 8MP sensor for selfies and video calling that has the same f/2.0 aperture.

Tecno Spark 8T Vs Oppo A11s Vs Tecno Spark 8 Pro: Processor Details

All three models listed here are packed with an entry-level processor. The Tecno Spark 8T is packed with an octa-core MediaTek Helio G35 processor. The Spark 8 Pro also uses a MediaTek Helio G series processor; octa-core Helio G85 SoC to be specific. The performance delivered by both these handsets would be suitable for daily tasks such as calling, web surfing, and media playback.

Gaming experience would be decent too. All three models come with a 4GB RAM configuration. The Oppo A11s offers up to 128GB storage configuration, while the remaining two variants come with 64GB storage configuration. The storage expansion provision is also present.

Tecno Spark 8T Vs Oppo A11s Vs Tecno Spark 8 Pro: Software, Battery Capacity

Both Tecno Spark 8 models are launched with Android 11 OS. The UI pre-installed on both devices is also the same, i.e, HiOS 7.6. On the contrary, the Oppo A11s is introduced with the dated Android 10 OS which is topped with ColorOS 7.2 UI. If you want a new user experience, you should opt for the Teno models. The battery size inside all three handsets is a 5,000 mAh unit along with proprietary fast charging support.

Following Qualcomm’s announcement of its new-generation premium Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 mobile platform, several OEM brands have also confirmed their new offerings in the pipeline with the same chipset. Motorola became the first brand to introduce its Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC-powered handset dubbed Edge X30. Xiaomi and Realme are next in line to bring their iteration of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC-powered smartphones. The former will bring the Xiaomi 12 series, while the latter is gearing up for the GT 2 Pro’s launch.

If you have been following us, you must have gone through or comparison articles where we pit-in three mainstream devices against each other. We are back with another such article where you will see the primary differences between the Moto Edge X30, Realme GT 2 Pro, and the Xiaomi 12 vanilla variant.

Before we proceed, we would like to add that this is a spec-sheet-based comparison since the Xiaomi 12 and the Realme GT 2 Pro are yet to go official. The features listed below for both devices come via courtesy of recent leaks including TENAA certification (for the latter).

Moto Edge X30 Vs Xiaomi 12 5G Vs Realme GT 2 Pro: Display Comparison

We’ll start off with the Moto Edge X30 since it is already available in the market and its features are confirmed. The device sports a massive 6.80-inch display which is an OLED panel supporting 1080 x 2400 pixels FHD+ resolution and a 20:9 aspect ratio. Protecting it is a Corning Gorilla Glass layer and the refresh rate is 144Hz.

Comparatively, the Xiaomi 12 (vanilla model) has been tipped with the most compact display size, i.e, 6.28-inches. The company is said to use an AMOLED panel that will come with 1080P FHD+ screen resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate (lower than the Moto Edge X30).

On the other hand, the Realme GT 2 Pro is leaked with a 6.51-inch AMOLED display and the highest screen resolution amongst all three variants. It is said to offer a QHD+ screen resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The panel race here is won by the Realme GT 2 Pro (based on the resolution and display type). However, all three devices offer a good display that is suitable for gaming and high-resolution videos.

Moto Edge X30 Vs Xiaomi 12 5G Vs Realme GT 2 Pro: Hardware, Software Comparison

The processor is the only major common aspect amongst all three handsets. The Moto Edge X30 is launched with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor. Likewise, the Xiaomi 12 and the Realme GT 2 Pro are also making a debut with the same chipset. The Moto Edge X30 is available with up to 12GB LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB UFS 3.1 storage option.

The same configurations are tipped for the Xiaomi 12 and the Realme GT 2 Pro. The latter might have one additional higher storage variant, i.e, 512MB. The performance in terms of gaming and multitasking wouldn’t be much different amongst all three models. We can expect good speed performance from the upcoming Xiaomi 12 and the Realme GT 2 Pro. The firmware on all three models is Android 12 but topped with a custom in-house skin.

Moto Edge X30 Vs Xiaomi 12 5G Vs Realme Gt 2 Pro: Camera Specifications

These three handsets are equipped with three rear cameras where the primary sensor on all variants is a 50MP lens. The remaining setup is what varies. The Moto Edge X30 features an additional 50MP sensor (ultra-wide-angle) and a 2MP depth sensor, while the Xiaomi 12 is tipped to come with a 13MP ultra-wide-angle sensor and an unspecified sensor with OIS.

On the other hand, the Realme GT 2 Pro is rumored to sport another 50MP lens at the back and a 2MP macro sensor. The on-sheet specs are almost similar. We will only be able to comment on the camera performance once the remaining two units are official and are available for review.

Moto Edge X30 Vs Xiaomi 12 5G Vs Realme GT 2 Pro: What About The Battery And Fast Charging Tech?

The Moto Edge X30 has been announced with a 5,000 mAh battery unit. The same capacity battery is tipped for the Realme GT 2 Pro and a smaller 4,500 mAh battery unit is leaked for the Xiaomi 12 5G. All three devices have fast charging support which is the new norm amongst mid-range and high-end devices.