Following the introduction of the Spark 8 series which thus far has included the Tecno Spark 8 and 8P, the latest addition to that family is here in form of the Teno Spark 8C. With a refreshed design and some revised specs, the new smartphone has well rounded low-budget specs similar to the Spark 8. Safe to say, this is an entry-level smartphone that very much reflects the features and specs on the smartphone.
That being said, the Tecno Spark 8C is a tad bit better than the ordinary Spark 8. Nonetheless, there is no significant difference here and even appearance-wise, you can hardly distinguish the two smartphones. Here’s a look at the specs of the smartphone is working with.
Tecno Spark 8C Key Specs
- 6.6-inches, 720 x 1612 pixels IPS LCD screen
- Android 11 Go edition (HiOS 7.6)
- 2GB/3GB RAM and 64GB internal storage
- Dual 13MP + AI rear camera and 8MP front camera
- 4G LTE
- Fingerprint sensor (rear)
- 5, 000mAh non-removable Li-Po battery
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The Tecno Spark 8C is crafted to cater for entry-level smartphone users and falls somewhere between the SPark8 and better Spark 8P. Nonetheless, you still have some perks like a 90Hz refresh rate and memory fusion technology which is basically you being allowed to use some of your internal storage as memory. Also, the display here is slightly bigger with a waterdrop notch at the top.
On the other hand, even though the smartphone looks good for the price, the placement of the fingerprint scanner is a bit off and would be tricky if you have a small hand. In addition, the smartphone is having a micro USB port which is already getting archaic at this point, considering USB-C is the go-to choice now.
At the end of the day, the Tecno Spark 8C is available in a variety of options from Turquoise Cyan, Magnet Black, Iris Purple, and Diamond Grey. The smartphone is available for about 45, 000 Naira in retail stores nationwide.
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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