Omobayo Azeez
Lovers of smartphones have got talking and now have their anticipation rising on the promised SPARK 4 smartphone, the next model on the SPARK series by TECNO Mobile.
From leaked information about the device, what is being seen as one of its major attractions is the big screen which gives an impression of bold and bigger display.
Already, the phone maker, TECNO, had promised a to solve the problem of squinting to view photos, watch videos, play mobile games or other media on mobile smartphones.
Now the much hype around the SPARK 4 even before its official launch tends toward believing that it had been designed by TECNO to fulfill its promise of dropping another phone with bigger screen and clearer display.
Recent leaks and reports gathered reveal that global premier mobile phone brand TECNO Mobile is gearing up to launch its SPARK 4 series.
Several images showcase TECNO’s pursuing of the extreme frame with super full view screen and obviously higher edge-to-edge design, with at least 90 per cent ratio.
Leaked information reveals that SPARK 4 takes unprecedented step of adopting 6.6″ Dot Notch Screen, giving the users the true super full view experience.
As the TECNO SPARK 4 surfaced online and based on what can be seen, the SPARK 4 is truly debuting a phenomenal screen technology in Africa.
According to the maker, with the option of a larger display, the upcoming SPARK 4 is touted to become more versatile for productivity and entertainment purposes, which would bring a more comfortable viewing experience for users.
On the question of aesthetics, TECNO said that the new TECNO Spark 4 is surely not going to be a slouch as images revealed so far portrays that the device will be one of the slimmest devices ever made.
“Needless to say, this anticipated device will deliver an all-round performance as TECNO mobile has notably launched some of the best smartphones in 2019 with outstanding performances and compelling specifications. The Spark 4 is expected to launch sometime on September XXX,” TECNO mobile teased in statement on Wednesday.
