If you are among those who like the Phantom X plan, you need to understand that the phone is currently readily available in a couple of countries (with more to come). Make sure to read our evaluation.

While Tecno didnt get whatever right, the Phantom X shows a lot of guarantee. Some believe it offers fantastic value for the cash (even if it is Tecnos most expensive phone yet), others cant get over some of the downsides of the spec sheet. Still, this is a product line to keep an eye out for in the future.

Anyway, HiOS showed the G95 chip in the very best light with a snappy UI and a decent (if incomplete) feature set. Plus, you get 8GB of RAM and 256GB storage, which is more than what most rivals have to offer. There are the microSD slot, 3.5 mm earphone jack and NFC, things that are often left out of mid-range designs.

Tecnos very first entry into the premium market, the Phantom X, got a vote of confidence in last weeks survey. Not by a huge margin, but more people are interested in what the phone needs to use than the ones stating an outright “no”.

The confounding feature of the Phantom X is that it produces a few of the best nighttime pictures weve seen recently. And this is where most phones falter– daylight photography is a fixed problem, however couple of makers get night photos.

The phone didnt escape criticism, though. Better image processing can go a long way towards enhancing the phones standing in the camera-focused segment of the market. Some laid the blame at the feet of the Helio G95 chipset– a Dimensity chipset would have been a better choice as those included more advanced ISPs and greater overall efficiency to boot.