Sego EPICx Specs, Price, Camera, Battery & Best Review (2026)

✪ Sego EPICx ✪

Last Time Update : 28 October, 2026

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$120 USD

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35,000 PKR

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✪ Sego EPICx ✪

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Display: 6.8 inchIPS LCD120 Hz
Processor: Helio G812.0 GHz
RAM & Storage: 6 + 128 GB
Rear Camera: 50 MP
Front Camera: 13 MP
Battery & Charging: 5000 mAh18 W

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Highlights & Review Of Sego EPICx

Display Highlights

The Sego EPICx has a 6.8-inch IPS LCD at 720 x 1600 with a 120Hz refresh rate, which makes it the lowest-resolution 120Hz panel in this group at about 258 ppi. The Tecno Camon 20 uses a 6.67-inch AMOLED at 1080 x 2400 and 120Hz, giving about 395 ppi and 2.25 times the pixels of the Sego EPICx.

The Infinix Note 30 4G is also a 120Hz panel, an IPS LCD at 1080 x 2460 and about 396 ppi. The ZTE Nubia V60 Design is the weakest panel on paper, with a 6.6-inch IPS LCD at 720 x 1612, about 267 ppi and only 90Hz.

Brightness is only partly comparable. The Infinix Note 30 4G lists 580 nits HBM, the Tecno Camon 20 lists 500 nits HBM, and the ZTE Nubia V60 Design lists 400 nits HBM and 500 nits peak. The Sego EPICx lists no brightness figure, so its outdoor visibility can’t be ranked against the others.

The Sego EPICx and the ZTE Nubia V60 Design are level on sharpness, since their pixel densities are within 4% of each other. The Sego EPICx is the better of the two on motion smoothness at 120Hz against 90Hz, and it is also PKR 2,500 cheaper at PKR 35,500 against PKR 38,000. Both are priced new.

The Tecno Camon 20 at PKR 34,000 and the Infinix Note 30 4G at PKR 32,000 are used retailer prices, checked on 28 October 2026. The Sego EPICx is the only 2026 phone in the group, while the Camon 20 and Note 30 4G date from 2023.

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Panel	IPS LCD	AMOLED	IPS LCD	IPS LCD
Size	6.8-inch	6.67-inch	6.6-inch	6.78-inch
Resolution	720 x 1600	1080 x 2400	720 x 1612	1080 x 2460

Refresh rate	120Hz	120Hz	90Hz	120Hz
Peak brightness	–	–	500 nits	–
HBM brightness	–	500 nits	400 nits	580 nits

Verdict: The Tecno Camon 20 has the best display here at PKR 34,000 used, thanks to its AMOLED panel, 1080 x 2400 resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The Infinix Note 30 4G is the best value at PKR 32,000 used, with the brightest listed panel at 580 nits HBM. The Sego EPICx is the best new-phone choice at PKR 35,500, beating the ZTE Nubia V60 Design on refresh rate and price, but its 720 x 1600 panel is clearly the less sharp option next to the two used phones.

Performance Highlights

The Infinix Note 30 4G leads this group at 560,000 AnTuTu (v11) on its Helio G99, which is 56% ahead of the Sego EPICx, whose Helio G81 scores 358,000 AnTuTu (v11). The Tecno Camon 20 scores 350,000 AnTuTu (v11) on the Helio G85, within 3% of the Sego EPICx, so those two are level in practice.

The ZTE Nubia V60 Design is the slowest at 240,000 AnTuTu (v11) on the Unisoc T606, and the Sego EPICx scores 49% higher. v11 is the only version all four phones share. The Infinix Note 30 4G also lists 415,000 AnTuTu (v10), but no other phone has a v10 figure, so that number isn’t used for ranking.

The Infinix Note 30 4G has hardware advantages beyond the score. It is the only phone on a 6nm process, while the other three use 12nm. It is also the only one with faster Cortex-A76 performance cores at 2.2GHz, against Cortex-A75 cores at 2.0GHz on the Sego EPICx and Tecno Camon 20, and 1.6GHz on the ZTE Nubia V60 Design. On graphics, the Sego EPICx has a Mali-G52 MP2, while the Camon 20 and Note 30 4G use a stronger Mali-G57 MC2. The Nubia V60 Design has a single-core Mali-G57 MP1.

The Sego EPICx costs PKR 3,500 more than the Infinix Note 30 4G, about 11%, but the Note 30 is a used phone at PKR 32,000, while the Sego is new at PKR 35,500. The Camon 20 is also used, at PKR 34,000. The Nubia V60 Design is new at PKR 38,000, which makes it the most expensive and slowest phone here. Prices are retailer prices checked on 28 October 2026.

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Chipset	Helio G81	Helio G85	Unisoc T606	Helio G99
Process	12nm	12nm	12nm	6nm
CPU	2x 2.0GHz A75 + 6x 1.7GHz A55	2x 2.0GHz A75 + 6x 2.0GHz A55	2x 1.6GHz A75 + 6x 1.6GHz A55	2x 2.2GHz A76 + 6x 2.0GHz A55
GPU	Mali-G52 MP2	Mali-G57 MC2	Mali-G57 MP1	Mali-G57 MC2
AnTuTu v11	358,000	350,000	240,000	560,000
Price (PKR)	35,500 new	34,000 used	38,000 new	32,000 used

Verdict: The Infinix Note 30 4G is the fastest and cheapest phone here at 560,000 AnTuTu (v11) and PKR 32,000 used. The Sego EPICx is the best option if you want a new phone, matching the Tecno Camon 20 and beating the ZTE Nubia V60 Design by 49% for PKR 2,500 less.

Memory & Storage Highlights

The Sego EPICx in the 6GB/128GB variant has the smallest memory package in this group, at 6GB LPDDR4X RAM and 128GB eMMC 5.1 storage. The Infinix Note 30 4G, Tecno Camon 20 and ZTE Nubia V60 Design are all compared in the 8GB/256GB variant. Each has 33% more RAM and twice the storage of the Sego EPICx, and all four phones use LPDDR4X RAM. The difference is storage type.

The Infinix Note 30 4G uses UFS 2.2, the Tecno Camon 20 uses UFS 2.1, and the Sego EPICx and ZTE Nubia V60 Design both use eMMC 5.1. UFS reads and writes faster than eMMC, so the two eMMC phones are the weaker pair for app loading and file transfers.

All four phones list microSD support. Expandability therefore doesn’t separate them, but it partly offsets the Sego EPICx’s 128GB of built-in storage. A card adds space, but it can’t add RAM or speed up the internal storage.

Price per gigabyte of built-in storage shows the gap clearly. The Sego EPICx costs about PKR 277 per GB at PKR 35,500 new. The Infinix Note 30 4G costs about PKR 125 per GB at PKR 32,000 used, the Tecno Camon 20 about PKR 133 per GB at PKR 34,000 used, and the ZTE Nubia V60 Design about PKR 148 per GB at PKR 38,000 new.

The Sego is the only phone here that costs more than PKR 35,000 for under 256GB. Prices are retailer prices checked on 28 October 2026. The Sego EPICx and ZTE Nubia V60 Design are new, while the other two are used.

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Variant compared	6GB + 128GB	8GB + 256GB	8GB + 256GB	8GB + 256GB
RAM type	LPDDR4X	LPDDR4X	LPDDR4X	LPDDR4X
Storage type	eMMC 5.1	UFS 2.1	eMMC 5.1	UFS 2.2
microSD	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

Verdict: The Infinix Note 30 4G has the best memory package here, with 8GB LPDDR4X RAM, 256GB UFS 2.2 storage and microSD at PKR 32,000 used. The Sego EPICx is the weakest on memory at 6GB and 128GB eMMC 5.1, though it is the only phone in the group that is both new and released in 2026.

Camera Highlights

The Infinix Note 30 4G records 2K at 30fps on both the rear and front cameras, while the Sego EPICx is limited to 1080p at 30fps on both. The Note 30 4G is also the only phone here with named sensors, a 64MP OV64B main and a 16MP Hynix HI-1631Q front.

The other three phones don’t disclose their sensors, and the ZTE Nubia V60 Design explicitly lists both as unconfirmed. Aperture, sensor size and OIS are not listed for any phone, so low-light ranking isn’t possible.

The Tecno Camon 20 leads on resolution. Its 64MP main camera is 28% above the Sego EPICx’s 50MP, and its 32MP front camera is 2.5 times the Sego’s 13MP. Its rear video tops out at 1080p at 30/60fps, and its front video at 1080p at 30fps. The ZTE Nubia V60 Design has the weakest setup, with a 50MP main, an 8MP front camera and 1080p at 30fps rear video.

On stabilization, the Infinix Note 30 4G lists digital stabilization and the ZTE Nubia V60 Design lists none. The Sego EPICx and Tecno Camon 20 list no stabilization data.

The Camon 20, Nubia V60 Design and Note 30 4G each list 10x digital zoom, and the Sego EPICx lists no zoom at all. For selfies in dim light, the Camon 20 has a dual-LED front flash, the Sego EPICx and Nubia V60 Design list no usable front flash, and the Note 30 4G lists none. Prices are retailer prices checked on 28 October 2026.

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Rear cameras	50MP	64 + 2 + 2MP	50MP	64 + 2 + 0.3MP
Main sensor	–	–	–	OV64B
Front camera	13MP	32MP	8MP	16MP
Front sensor	–	–	–	Hynix HI-1631Q
Rear video	1080p@30	1080p@30/60	1080p@30	2K@30, 1080p@30/60
Front video	1080p@30	1080p@30	1080p@30/60	2K@30, 1080p@30/60
Digital zoom	–	10x	10x	10x
Stabilization	–	Digital	No	Digital

Verdict: The Infinix Note 30 4G has the best camera package here at PKR 32,000 used, with 2K video on both cameras and the only named sensors. The Tecno Camon 20 is the pick for selfies with its 32MP front camera at PKR 34,000 used. The Sego EPICx at PKR 35,500 new is a middle option that beats the ZTE Nubia V60 Design on front resolution (13MP against 8MP), while the Nubia is the weakest camera phone at PKR 38,000.

Battery & Charging Highlights

The Infinix Note 30 4G charges at 45W, 2.5 times the Sego EPICx’s 18W, on an identical 5000 mAh cell. All four phones carry 5000 mAh, so capacity is level and charging speed is the only thing that separates them.

The Tecno Camon 20 is listed at 33W, 83% above the Sego EPICx, and the ZTE Nubia V60 Design at 22.5W, 25% above it. Since the batteries are the same size, a higher wattage implies a shorter wait for a full charge, with the Sego EPICx at the back of the group.

Features beyond wired speed also favor the Infinix Note 30 4G. It is the only phone listed with reverse wired charging, which lets it top up other devices over a cable. The Tecno Camon 20 and ZTE Nubia V60 Design both list reverse wired charging as No and wireless charging as No.

The Sego EPICx lists neither reverse charging nor wireless charging, so neither feature can be assumed. The Infinix Note 30 4G and Tecno Camon 20 use lithium polymer cells, the ZTE Nubia V60 Design uses lithium-ion, and the Sego EPICx doesn’t list its cell type.

The Sego EPICx is PKR 2,500 cheaper than the ZTE Nubia V60 Design, but it charges 4.5W slower. It also costs PKR 3,500 more than the Infinix Note 30 4G, which charges faster. Prices are retailer prices checked on 28 October 2026. The Sego EPICx and Nubia V60 Design are new, while the Note 30 4G and Camon 20 are used.

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Capacity	5000 mAh	5000 mAh	5000 mAh	5000 mAh
Battery type	Not listed	Li-Po	Li-Ion	Li-Po
Wired charging	18W	33W	22.5W	45W

Verdict: The Infinix Note 30 4G has the best battery package here at PKR 32,000 used, with 45W charging and reverse wired support on a 5000 mAh cell. The Sego EPICx has the slowest charging at 18W, so buyers who want a new phone with faster charging should look at the ZTE Nubia V60 Design at 22.5W, though it costs PKR 2,500 more.

Final Verdict

The Infinix Note 30 4G is the overall winner at PKR 32,000 used. It leads on performance with 560,000 AnTuTu (v11), on memory with 8GB LPDDR4X and 256GB UFS 2.2, on camera with 2K video and named sensors, and on battery with 45W charging. It is also the cheapest phone in the group, so it is the value pick as well. This verdict uses a balanced weighting across all five categories.

Performance and camera count most, because a real feature gap like 2K video or UFS storage changes daily use more than a small price difference. The Tecno Camon 20 takes second place by winning the display category with its AMOLED panel and having the best selfie camera at 32MP.

The Sego EPICx finishes third. It is the only 2026 phone and the best new-phone option, with a Helio G81 that scores 49% above the ZTE Nubia V60 Design, but it wins no category itself. The ZTE Nubia V60 Design is last despite being the most expensive at PKR 38,000.

Bottom line: Buy the Infinix Note 30 4G for the strongest specs at the lowest price, and choose the Sego EPICx only if you need a new phone and can accept 6GB RAM and 18W charging.

Ranking:

Infinix Note 30 4G – PKR 32,000 (used)
Tecno Camon 20 – PKR 34,000 (used)
Sego EPICx – PKR 35,500 (new)
ZTE Nubia V60 Design – PKR 38,000 (new)

Display Highlights

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Panel	IPS LCD	AMOLED	IPS LCD	IPS LCD
Size	6.8-inch	6.67-inch	6.6-inch	6.78-inch
Resolution	720 x 1600	1080 x 2400	720 x 1612	1080 x 2460

Refresh rate	120Hz	120Hz	90Hz	120Hz
Peak brightness	–	–	500 nits	–
HBM brightness	–	500 nits	400 nits	580 nits

Performance Highlights

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Chipset	Helio G81	Helio G85	Unisoc T606	Helio G99
Process	12nm	12nm	12nm	6nm
CPU	2x 2.0GHz A75 + 6x 1.7GHz A55	2x 2.0GHz A75 + 6x 2.0GHz A55	2x 1.6GHz A75 + 6x 1.6GHz A55	2x 2.2GHz A76 + 6x 2.0GHz A55
GPU	Mali-G52 MP2	Mali-G57 MC2	Mali-G57 MP1	Mali-G57 MC2
AnTuTu v11	358,000	350,000	240,000	560,000
Price (PKR)	35,500 new	34,000 used	38,000 new	32,000 used

Memory & Storage Highlights

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Variant compared	6GB + 128GB	8GB + 256GB	8GB + 256GB	8GB + 256GB
RAM type	LPDDR4X	LPDDR4X	LPDDR4X	LPDDR4X
Storage type	eMMC 5.1	UFS 2.1	eMMC 5.1	UFS 2.2
microSD	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

Camera Highlights

On stabilization, the Infinix Note 30 4G lists digital stabilization and the ZTE Nubia V60 Design lists none. The Sego EPICx and Tecno Camon 20 list no stabilization data.

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Rear cameras	50MP	64 + 2 + 2MP	50MP	64 + 2 + 0.3MP
Main sensor	–	–	–	OV64B
Front camera	13MP	32MP	8MP	16MP
Front sensor	–	–	–	Hynix HI-1631Q
Rear video	1080p@30	1080p@30/60	1080p@30	2K@30, 1080p@30/60
Front video	1080p@30	1080p@30	1080p@30/60	2K@30, 1080p@30/60
Digital zoom	–	10x	10x	10x
Stabilization	–	Digital	No	Digital

Battery & Charging Highlights

Spec	Sego EPICx	Tecno Camon 20	ZTE Nubia V60 Design	Infinix Note 30 4G
Capacity	5000 mAh	5000 mAh	5000 mAh	5000 mAh
Battery type	Not listed	Li-Po	Li-Ion	Li-Po
Wired charging	18W	33W	22.5W	45W

Final Verdict

Bottom line: Buy the Infinix Note 30 4G for the strongest specs at the lowest price, and choose the Sego EPICx only if you need a new phone and can accept 6GB RAM and 18W charging.

Ranking:

Infinix Note 30 4G – PKR 32,000 (used)
Tecno Camon 20 – PKR 34,000 (used)
Sego EPICx – PKR 35,500 (new)
ZTE Nubia V60 Design – PKR 38,000 (new)

Pros and Cons

Pros

Large 6.8-inch display
Smooth 120Hz refresh rate
50MP AI main camera
Full-day 5,000mAh battery
Modern Android 15 software

Cons

Entry-level Helio G81
Low HD+ resolution
Slow 18W charging
Basic 13MP selfie camera
Limited gaming performance

Who Is It Best For?

Best For

Social media scrolling
Video streaming
Basic daily tasks

Not Best For

Hardcore mobile gamers
Photography enthusiasts
Fast-charging seekers
Heavy multitaskers
Premium display seekers

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What kind of display does the SEGO EpicX have?

It has a 6.8-inch IPS LCD with a 720 x 1600 pixel (HD+) resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate. The 120 Hz rate makes scrolling and animations very smooth for this price class, though HD+ resolution is less sharp than Full HD+ panels.

Which processor powers the SEGO EpicX?

It is powered by the MediaTek Helio G81, an octa-core chip built on a 12 nm process with a Mali-G52 MP2 GPU. The CPU uses 2 x 2.0 GHz Cortex-A75 performance cores and 6 x 1.7 GHz Cortex-A55 efficiency cores, for a maximum clock of 2.0 GHz. It scores around 358K on AnTuTu v11, which handles daily apps, streaming and casual gaming well.

How much RAM does the SEGO EpicX have, and what memory type?

It comes in two variants: 4 GB + 128 GB and 6 GB + 128 GB. The RAM is LPDDR4X and the storage is eMMC 5.1. It has an SD card slot, so storage can be expanded.

How good is the camera on the SEGO EpicX?

It has a 50 MP rear camera (photos up to 8150 x 6150 pixels) with an LED flash, and a 13 MP front camera. Both cameras record 1080p video at 30 fps. That is a basic but practical setup. It should do well in good light, but don’t expect much in low light.

How long does the SEGO EpicX battery last?

It has a 5000 mAh battery with 18W fast charging. That should last a full day of normal use, although charging will be fairly slow.

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