The Tecno F2 LTE Price in Nigeria is 60,000 Naira and this includes Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Rivers, Ogun, Oyo, Delta, Kaduna, Edo, Enugu, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Benin, Owerri, Warri.

The Tecno F2 LTE is a budget Android Go smartphone released by Tecno in 2018. While it has modest specs suitable for basic tasks, there are some downsides potential buyers should be aware of.

Design and Display

The phone has a 5-inch display with a resolution of 480×854 pixels. This resolution is quite low by today’s standards, but should be sufficient for viewing basic content. It has a plastic back and weighs 168.5g, making it a compact and lightweight device. Build quality feels adequate for the price point.

The 5-inch screen size is comfortable for basic use but not ideal for extensive multimedia consumption. Text and images may appear somewhat pixelated at times due to the low resolution.

Performance and Hardware 

Under the hood is a Mediatek MT6739WA quad-core chip clocked at 1.3GHz, paired with 1GB of RAM. This configuration keeps the price low but means performance will be sluggish when multitasking or using demanding apps. Basic tasks like calls, texting, web browsing and camera use should work without issue.

Storage is limited at 8GB, but microSD card support allows expansion. There is 2400mAh battery which should provide a day’s light use on a single charge.

Cameras and Connectivity

The rear camera is a 5MP unit capable of recording 1080p video. Image quality is quite poor in low light. The 5MP front camera is sufficient for basic selfies.

It has 4G LTE connectivity along with WiFi, Bluetooth and FM radio. No NFC is present. The microUSB port is now outdated on most new phones today.

Software and Issues 

The F2 LTE runs Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition), which is optimized for basic or low-cost phones. Apps will need to be sourced from the Google Play Store.

Some user reviews complain of inconsistent battery life, with the phone suddenly shutting down around the 60% mark. Replacing batteries did not fix the issue for some. Overall quality control seems inconsistent.

Conclusion

For the price of a budget Android phone in 2018, the Tecno F2 LTE delivers basic functionality. But low specs, small screen and issues reported mean it may not have aged well. Those on a tight budget only requiring essentials like calls/texts may consider it, but there are likely better low-cost options available now.

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