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Tecno Spark 6. When Infinix launched their Note 7 in April 2020, there was a lot of online hype with many looking forward to having a hold of the device which according to Infinix was an ultimate flagship killer. Our quick review of the note 7 revealed a number of good specs, but had serious misfortunes and we strongly advised our readers against the phone which despite a huge screen, 18 W fast charge support among others we felt it was not a true Note phone, and Infinix was throwing in a number of specs just to get away from giving us a genuine Note 7 device. Months down the road and their sister brand have just launched a note 7 clown, the Tecno Spark 6. In all matters appearance and specs these two devices have so much in common that it will be difficult to tell the two apart, and this will likely see their prices drop in the coming weeks. The spark 6 is already available in Tecno key markets including India and Pakistan and is expected to launch soon in other markets including Indo

Infinix, just like it's sister brand Tecno, seem to be taking calculated move to move itself up the smartphone price segment, and with the recently launched zero 8, Infinix is now entering the highly competitive mid-range segment, a market niche that has been dominated by the likes of Xiaomi Oppo and Samsung. Currently available for approximately USD.2900, the Infinix Zero is quite a trade mark, with the company for the first time making a bold move to make itself stand out with the euniqu diamond shaped design that arranges all the four camera sensors in a rhombus design at the center top of the phone. Although I don't personally like the appearance as it reminds me of those cheap phones we saw in the last decade. We however give some credit to Infinix especially after we criticised them for trying to copy the Nokia design in the Note 7. The Infinix Zero 8 features some flagship features that might not be able to come by at such a price including a powerful processor,8 Gb RAM,