Sego Zero 50 Specs, Price, Camera, Battery & Best Review (2026)

✪ Sego Zero 50 ✪

Last Time Update : 28 October, 2026

United States

$150 USD

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Pakistan (PKR)

45,000 PKR

India (INR)

₹13,500 INR

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✪ Sego Zero 50 ✪

Quick Specs

Display: 6.67 inchAMOLED120 Hz
Processor: Helio G100Octa-core
RAM & Storage: 8+ 256 GB
Rear Camera: 64 MP
Front Camera: 32 MP
Battery & Charging: 5000 mAh33 W

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Highlights & Review Of Sego Zero 50

Display Highlights

The Sego Zero 50 has a 6.67-inch AMOLED panel at 1080 x 2400 pixels and 120 Hz, the smallest screen in this group. The Tecno Pova 6 4G and Infinix Note 40 4G both measure 6.78 inches, and the ZTE Nubia V80 Pro measures 6.75 inches.

The Nubia V80 Pro is the only phone here without AMOLED. Its 900 x 1940 IPS LCD works out to about 317 PPI, against about 395 PPI on the Sego Zero 50, so text looks softer and blacks look less deep. All four phones run at 120 Hz, so scrolling smoothness does not separate them.

The brightness figures use different labels, so they need care. The Sego Zero 50 lists 1000 nits peak and 700 nits HBM. The Tecno Pova 6 4G lists only a 1300 nits peak, with no HBM figure. The Infinix Note 40 4G and Nubia V80 Pro list 1300 nits and 1000 nits HBM. Peak and HBM are different measurements, so only the HBM values are comparable with each other. On that basis the Sego Zero 50’s 700 nits is the lowest listed HBM in this group, which matters for outdoor visibility.

Prices are retailer quotes from 28 October 2026. The Sego Zero 50 costs PKR 45,000 new and the Nubia V80 Pro costs PKR 48,000 new. The Pova 6 4G at PKR 50,000 and the Note 40 4G at PKR 42,000 are used units, so their prices are not like-for-like with the new ones.

Phone	Size	Resolution	Panel	Refresh Rate	Brightness (as listed)
Sego Zero 50	6.67-inch	1080 x 2400	AMOLED	120 Hz	1000 nits peak, 700 nits HBM
Tecno Pova 6 4G	6.78-inch	1080 x 2460	AMOLED	120 Hz	1300 nits peak
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	6.75-inch	900 x 1940	IPS LCD	120 Hz	1000 nits HBM
Infinix Note 40 4G	6.78-inch	1080 x 2436	AMOLED	120 Hz	1300 nits HBM

Verdict: The Infinix Note 40 4G has the strongest display on paper, with a 6.78-inch AMOLED and 1300 nits HBM at PKR 42,000 used. The Sego Zero 50 is the best new-condition AMOLED choice at PKR 45,000. It is clearly sharper than the IPS Nubia V80 Pro at PKR 48,000, but its 700 nits HBM is the lowest listed in this group.

Performance Highlights

The Infinix Note 40 4G leads this group at 580K AnTuTu (v11) on its Helio G99, with the Tecno Pova 6 4G just behind at 575K AnTuTu (v11) on the same chip. The Sego Zero 50 scores 550K AnTuTu (v11) on its Helio G100, and the ZTE Nubia V80 Pro trails at 450K AnTuTu (v11) on the Unisoc T620. All four phones have a v11 result, so v11 is the only fair four-way comparison. A v10 score exists only for the Infinix Note 40 4G (460K) and the Nubia V80 Pro (300K). The Sego Zero 50 and Pova 6 4G have no v10 result, so v10 cannot rank them.

The Infinix Note 40 4G and Tecno Pova 6 4G are separated by only 5K points, which is effectively a tie in daily use. The Sego Zero 50 sits 25K below the Pova 6 4G and 30K below the Note 40 4G, a gap too small to notice in normal apps. All three use 6 nm and a Mali-G57 GPU, though the Sego Zero 50 has the MP2 configuration and the other two have MC2.

The listings also disagree on the G99’s performance cores. The Infinix listing gives 2 x 2.2 GHz Cortex-A78 and the Pova listing gives 2x Cortex-A76 @ 2.2 GHz, and this has not been independently confirmed. The Sego Zero 50 lists 2 x 2.2 GHz Cortex-A76.

The Nubia V80 Pro is clearly the weakest here. The Unisoc T620 uses a 12 nm process, Cortex-A75 cores and a single-core Mali-G57 MP1, so expect weaker graphics performance and lower efficiency than the other three.

Prices are retailer quotes from 28 October 2026. The Sego Zero 50 costs PKR 45,000 new and the Nubia V80 Pro PKR 48,000 new. The Note 40 4G is PKR 42,000 used and the Pova 6 4G is PKR 50,000 used.

Phone	Processor	Process	GPU	CPU Cores	AnTuTu v11	AnTuTu v10
Infinix Note 40 4G	Helio G99	6 nm	Mali-G57 MC2	2x 2.2 GHz A78 + 6x 2.0 GHz A55	580K	460K
Tecno Pova 6 4G	Helio G99	6 nm	Mali-G57 MC2	2x 2.2 GHz A76 + 6x 2.0 GHz A55	575K	–
Sego Zero 50	Helio G100	6 nm	Mali-G57 MP2	2x 2.2 GHz A76 + 6x 2.0 GHz A55	550K	–
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	Unisoc T620	12 nm	Mali-G57 MP1	2x 2.2 GHz A75 + 6x 2.0 GHz A55	450K	300K

Verdict: The Infinix Note 40 4G is the best performance value here at 580K AnTuTu (v11) and PKR 42,000 used. The Tecno Pova 6 4G is nearly identical in speed at 575K but costs PKR 8,000 more. The Sego Zero 50 is the better choice for a buyer who wants a new phone, with 550K on the Helio G100 at PKR 45,000, while the Nubia V80 Pro is 100K behind it and costs more.

Memory & Storage Highlights

The Sego Zero 50 (8 + 256 GB) pairs 8 GB LPDDR4X RAM with 256 GB UFS 2.2 storage and has no microSD slot. The Infinix Note 40 4G (8 + 256 GB) matches it exactly, with 8 GB LPDDR4X, 256 GB UFS 2.2 and no microSD.

The Tecno Pova 6 4G (12 + 256 GB) is the only phone here with more RAM, at 12 GB LPDDR4X, and it also pairs 256 GB UFS 2.2 with microSD support. The ZTE Nubia V80 Pro (8 + 256 GB) has 8 GB LPDDR4X and 256 GB eMMC 5.1, with microSD support. All four phones use the same RAM type, so the real differences are capacity, storage standard and expandability.

The Pova 6 4G’s 12 GB is 4 GB more than the other three, which gives it more room to keep apps open in the background. The Pova 6 4G is also sold in an 8 + 256 GB variant, but only the 12 + 256 GB configuration is compared here.

The storage standard separates the phones more than the RAM does. The Sego Zero 50, Infinix Note 40 4G and Tecno Pova 6 4G all use UFS 2.2. The Nubia V80 Pro uses eMMC 5.1, an older and slower standard, so app installs, game loading and large file transfers will generally be slower on the Nubia despite its microSD slot.

Expandability is a practical trade-off. The Sego Zero 50 and Infinix Note 40 4G are fixed at 256 GB with no microSD slot. Buyers who store lots of videos or offline media will notice that limit sooner than on the Pova 6 4G or Nubia V80 Pro.

Prices are retailer quotes from 28 October 2026. The Sego Zero 50 costs PKR 45,000 new, the Nubia V80 Pro PKR 48,000 new, the Infinix Note 40 4G PKR 42,000 used and the Tecno Pova 6 4G PKR 50,000 used.

Phone	Variant	RAM	RAM Type	Storage Type	microSD
Sego Zero 50	8 + 256 GB	8 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	No
Tecno Pova 6 4G	12 + 256 GB	12 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	Yes
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	8 + 256 GB	8 GB	LPDDR4X	eMMC 5.1	Yes
Infinix Note 40 4G	8 + 256 GB	8 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	No

Verdict: The Tecno Pova 6 4G has the strongest memory package here, with 12 GB RAM, UFS 2.2 and microSD support, at PKR 50,000 used. The Infinix Note 40 4G offers the same memory as the Sego Zero 50 for PKR 42,000 used. For new-condition buyers, the Sego Zero 50 at PKR 45,000 is the better pick over the Nubia V80 Pro at PKR 48,000, unless microSD matters more than the faster UFS 2.2 storage.

Camera Highlights

The Sego Zero 50 has a 64 MP rear camera and a 32 MP front camera. Its main sensor is lower than the 108 MP of the Tecno Pova 6 4G and Infinix Note 40 4G and higher than the 50 MP of the ZTE Nubia V80 Pro. Only the Infinix Note 40 4G names its main sensor, the Samsung S5KHM2.

The other three listings do not disclose a sensor brand, so megapixel count is the only comparison available for them. No phone lists aperture, sensor size or OIS, so none can be credited with optical stabilization.

Stabilization is a real differentiator where it is listed. The Pova 6 4G and Note 40 4G both list digital stabilization, and the Nubia V80 Pro lists none. The Sego Zero 50 lists nothing for stabilization, so its status is unconfirmed.

Video separates the phones more clearly. The Sego Zero 50, Pova 6 4G and Note 40 4G all record rear video at 2K 30 fps and 1080p 60 fps, while the Nubia V80 Pro tops out at 1080p 30 fps. On the front, the Sego Zero 50 and Pova 6 4G record 2K 30 fps. The Note 40 4G stops at 1080p 60 fps, and the Nubia V80 Pro records 1080p 30 fps from a 16 MP front camera, half the resolution of the other three.

The Pova 6 4G and Note 40 4G both list a 12000 x 9000 maximum photo resolution and 10x digital zoom. The Pova 6 4G also adds a quad rear flash and a dual-LED front flash. Prices are retailer quotes from 28 October 2026.

Phone	Rear Camera	Front Camera	Main Sensor	Stabilization	Rear Video	Front Video
Sego Zero 50	64 MP	32 MP	–	–	2K 30 fps, 1080p 30/60 fps	2K 30 fps, 1080p 30/60 fps
Infinix Note 40 4G	108 + 2 + 0.3 MP	32 MP	Samsung S5KHM2 (108 MP)	–	2K 30 fps, 1080p 30/60 fps	2K 30 fps, 1080p 30/60 fps
Tecno Pova 6 4G	108 + 2 MP	32 MP	–	–	2K 30 fps, 1080p 60 fps, 720p 30 fps	2K 30 fps, 1080p 60 fps, 720p 30 fps
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	50 MP	16 MP	–	–	1080p 30 fps	1080p 30 fps

Verdict: The Infinix Note 40 4G is the safest camera buy here, with a named Samsung S5KHM2 108 MP sensor, digital stabilization and 2K rear video at PKR 42,000 used. The Sego Zero 50 is the best new-condition option at PKR 45,000, with 2K video on both cameras and a 32 MP front camera, but its sensor brand and stabilization are not listed. The Nubia V80 Pro is the weakest, at 1080p 30 fps with no stabilization.

Battery & Charging Highlights

The Sego Zero 50 has a 5000 mAh Li-Ion battery with 33W wired charging, which puts it in the middle of this group. The Tecno Pova 6 4G is far ahead with 6000 mAh and 70W charging. The Infinix Note 40 4G matches the Sego Zero 50’s 5000 mAh capacity but charges faster at 45W. The ZTE Nubia V80 Pro has the same 5000 mAh capacity and the slowest charging at 22.5W.

The Sego Zero 50 gives up 1000 mAh to the Pova 6 4G, which is 20% more capacity, and it charges at less than half the Pova 6 4G’s wattage. Against the Nubia V80 Pro, it holds a 10.5W charging advantage at identical capacity.

Extra charging features separate the phones further. The Infinix Note 40 4G is the only phone listing wireless charging, at 20W, and it also lists reverse wired charging without giving a wattage. The Pova 6 4G and Nubia V80 Pro both list 10W reverse wired charging. The Nubia V80 Pro states wireless charging as No.

The Sego Zero 50 lists neither wireless nor reverse charging, so those features are unconfirmed for it, and the Pova 6 4G’s wireless charging is also not listed. Cell chemistry differs as well. The Sego Zero 50 and Nubia V80 Pro list Li-Ion, while the Infinix Note 40 4G and Pova 6 4G list Li-Po.

Phone	Capacity	Wired Charging	Wireless Charging	Reverse Wired	Battery Type
Sego Zero 50	5000 mAh	33W	–	–	Li-Ion
Tecno Pova 6 4G	6000 mAh	70W	–	10W	Li-Po
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	5000 mAh	22.5W	No	10W	Li-Ion
Infinix Note 40 4G	5000 mAh	45W	20W	Yes (wattage not listed)	Li-Po

Verdict: The Tecno Pova 6 4G has the best battery package here, with 6000 mAh and 70W charging at PKR 50,000 used. The Infinix Note 40 4G offers the most features at 45W wired and 20W wireless for PKR 42,000 used. The Sego Zero 50 is the best new-condition battery choice at PKR 45,000, with 33W charging that beats the 22.5W Nubia V80 Pro, which costs more.

Final Verdict

The Infinix Note 40 4G is the overall winner in this comparison. It has the highest AnTuTu score here at 580K (v11), the brightest listed HBM at 1300 nits, a named Samsung S5KHM2 108 MP sensor and 20W wireless charging, all for PKR 42,000 used. The Tecno Pova 6 4G is a very close second and wins on memory and battery with 12 GB RAM, microSD support, 6000 mAh and 70W charging.

At PKR 50,000 used, it costs PKR 8,000 more for a processor score only 5K lower. The Sego Zero 50 takes third place. It is the best new-condition phone here at PKR 45,000, with 550K (v11) on the Helio G100, UFS 2.2 storage and 2K video on both cameras, but its 700 nits HBM, 33W charging and unlisted sensor and stabilization details hold it back.

The ZTE Nubia V80 Pro finishes last at PKR 48,000 new, with an IPS LCD panel at 900 x 1940, eMMC 5.1 storage, 450K (v11) and 1080p 30 fps video.

Prices are retailer quotes from 28 October 2026, and the Note 40 4G and Pova 6 4G are used units, so a buyer who wants a new phone should treat the Sego Zero 50 as the winner of the new-condition options.

Bottom line: The Infinix Note 40 4G is the best overall value at PKR 42,000 used, the Tecno Pova 6 4G is the best choice if 12 GB RAM and 70W charging matter, and the Sego Zero 50 is the best new-condition buy at PKR 45,000.

Ranking:

Infinix Note 40 4G – PKR 42,000 (used)
Tecno Pova 6 4G – PKR 50,000 (used)
Sego Zero 50 – PKR 45,000 (new)
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro – PKR 48,000 (new)

Display Highlights

Phone	Size	Resolution	Panel	Refresh Rate	Brightness (as listed)
Sego Zero 50	6.67-inch	1080 x 2400	AMOLED	120 Hz	1000 nits peak, 700 nits HBM
Tecno Pova 6 4G	6.78-inch	1080 x 2460	AMOLED	120 Hz	1300 nits peak
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	6.75-inch	900 x 1940	IPS LCD	120 Hz	1000 nits HBM
Infinix Note 40 4G	6.78-inch	1080 x 2436	AMOLED	120 Hz	1300 nits HBM

Performance Highlights

Phone	Processor	Process	GPU	CPU Cores	AnTuTu v11	AnTuTu v10
Infinix Note 40 4G	Helio G99	6 nm	Mali-G57 MC2	2x 2.2 GHz A78 + 6x 2.0 GHz A55	580K	460K
Tecno Pova 6 4G	Helio G99	6 nm	Mali-G57 MC2	2x 2.2 GHz A76 + 6x 2.0 GHz A55	575K	–
Sego Zero 50	Helio G100	6 nm	Mali-G57 MP2	2x 2.2 GHz A76 + 6x 2.0 GHz A55	550K	–
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	Unisoc T620	12 nm	Mali-G57 MP1	2x 2.2 GHz A75 + 6x 2.0 GHz A55	450K	300K

Memory & Storage Highlights

Phone	Variant	RAM	RAM Type	Storage Type	microSD
Sego Zero 50	8 + 256 GB	8 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	No
Tecno Pova 6 4G	12 + 256 GB	12 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	Yes
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	8 + 256 GB	8 GB	LPDDR4X	eMMC 5.1	Yes
Infinix Note 40 4G	8 + 256 GB	8 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	No

Camera Highlights

Phone	Rear Camera	Front Camera	Main Sensor	Stabilization	Rear Video	Front Video
Sego Zero 50	64 MP	32 MP	–	–	2K 30 fps, 1080p 30/60 fps	2K 30 fps, 1080p 30/60 fps
Infinix Note 40 4G	108 + 2 + 0.3 MP	32 MP	Samsung S5KHM2 (108 MP)	–	2K 30 fps, 1080p 30/60 fps	2K 30 fps, 1080p 30/60 fps
Tecno Pova 6 4G	108 + 2 MP	32 MP	–	–	2K 30 fps, 1080p 60 fps, 720p 30 fps	2K 30 fps, 1080p 60 fps, 720p 30 fps
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	50 MP	16 MP	–	–	1080p 30 fps	1080p 30 fps

Battery & Charging Highlights

Phone	Capacity	Wired Charging	Wireless Charging	Reverse Wired	Battery Type
Sego Zero 50	5000 mAh	33W	–	–	Li-Ion
Tecno Pova 6 4G	6000 mAh	70W	–	10W	Li-Po
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro	5000 mAh	22.5W	No	10W	Li-Ion
Infinix Note 40 4G	5000 mAh	45W	20W	Yes (wattage not listed)	Li-Po

Final Verdict

The ZTE Nubia V80 Pro finishes last at PKR 48,000 new, with an IPS LCD panel at 900 x 1940, eMMC 5.1 storage, 450K (v11) and 1080p 30 fps video.

Ranking:

Infinix Note 40 4G – PKR 42,000 (used)
Tecno Pova 6 4G – PKR 50,000 (used)
Sego Zero 50 – PKR 45,000 (new)
ZTE Nubia V80 Pro – PKR 48,000 (new)

Pros and Cons

Pros

Curved FHD+ AMOLED display
Smooth 120Hz refresh rate
Detailed 64MP main camera
32 MP selfie camera
Helio G100
33W wired fast charging

Cons

No 5G connectivity
No IP water resistance
No telephoto camera

Who Is It Best For?

Best For

Display-focused media users
Selfie and social users
Everyday photography
Light mobile gaming
Stylish curved-screen seekers
Storage expansion seekers

Not Best For

5G network users
Hardcore mobile gamers
Zoom photography fans
Water-resistance seekers
Budget-conscious buyers

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What kind of display does the SEGO Zero 50 have?

It has a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 1080 x 2400 pixel (Full HD+) resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate. Peak brightness is 1000 nits and HBM brightness is 700 nits, so it stays reasonably visible outdoors and scrolling feels smooth.

Which processor powers the SEGO Zero 50?

It is powered by the MediaTek Helio G100, an octa-core chip built on a 6 nm process with a Mali-G57 MP2 GPU. The CPU uses 2 x 2.2 GHz Cortex-A76 performance cores and 6 x 2 GHz Cortex-A55 efficiency cores. It scores around 550K on AnTuTu v11, which suits daily use and casual gaming.

How much RAM does the SEGO Zero 50 have, and what memory type?

It comes in a single 8 GB RAM + 256 GB storage variant. The RAM is LPDDR4X and the storage is UFS 2.2. There is no SD card slot, so the 256 GB can’t be expanded.

How good is the camera on the SEGO Zero 50?

It has a 64 MP rear camera and a 32 MP front camera with an LED flash. Both cameras record 2K video at 30 fps and 1080p at 30/60 fps. That makes it a solid camera setup for a budget phone, including for selfies and video calls.

How long does the SEGO Zero 50 battery last?

It has a 5000 mAh Li-Ion battery with 33W fast charging. That should comfortably last a full day of normal use.

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