FSL Specs

Tecno Pova 6 Neo Review – it  keeps things simple with a 50MP main camera doing the heavy lifting, paired with a basic 2MP secondary sensor.

In good daylight, that 50MP sensor captures images with solid detail and decent color accuracy, the kind of shots that look perfectly fine for sharing on social media or printing at normal sizes.

Once the light drops, though, don’t expect much like most phones in this price range, low-light shots tend to lose sharpness and show some noise.

The 8MP front camera handles selfies and video calls adequately, capturing enough detail for casual use without being anything special.

Video recording tops out at 1080p at 30fps, which is fine for everyday clips but lacks the smoothness or stabilization you’d get from higher frame rates or 4K on pricier phones, and there’s a 10x digital zoom on offer, though as usual with digital zoom, image quality drops noticeably the further you push it.