The ‘Go’ tag in smartphones means one thing, an ‘entry-level status’ coined after the Android Go OS launched a few years ago. The Tecno Spark Go 2021 is not really different from its predecessor the Spark Go 2020. Sporting the same 6.52-inch screen, the smartphone really does not come with anything new this year. Here is a glance at the major features this smartphone has.
Tecno Spark Go 2021 Key Specs and Features
- 6.52-inch, 1600 X 720 pixels TFT IPS display with Corning Gorilla Glass 3
- Android 11 Go Edition HIOS 7.6
- 4G LTE
- 2GB RAM and 32GB built-in storage
- Quad-core Processor
- Fingerprint scanner (rear)
- Dual 13MP + AI rear camera and 8MP front camera
- 5, 000mAh non removable Li-Po battery
Tecno has a number of Android Go smartphones like the Tecno Pop series and for a brand that churn out quite a lot of low budget smartphones, they know how to do just that. Although the Tecno Spark Go 2021 won’t set off any bells and whistles, and at this entry-level stage I don’t think it is expected anyway. However, what it does offer is a usable smartphone experience with the OS tailored to give you the latest Android ecosystem on a budget.
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What you have on the smartphone is the HD+ 6.52-inch TFT screen with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection, an 8MP front camera and a 13MP rear camera and a dysfunctional ‘AI’ sensor. You should get through your day with the 5, 000mAh battery inside with the Quad-Core running things inside.
In addition, you also have 2GB RAM, 32GB ROM and a rear fingerprint scanner for security. You can get one of these for about 37, 000 Naira or approximately USD90. online and in partnered stores around you.
About Odunayo Ezekiel
Odunayo Ezekiel is a consumer tech writer based in Nigeria with deep experience in the country’s fast-evolving tech ecosystem. From smartphones and apps to fintech and local startups, he brings sharp insight and a user-first perspective to every story. At Dignited.com, Odunayo covers the trends, tools, and innovations shaping how Nigerians—and Africans at large—experience technology.
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