Tecno Spark 50 Specs, Price, Camera, Battery & Best Review (2026)

✪ Tecno Spark 50 ✪

Last Time Update : 28 October, 2026

United States

$190 USD

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59,000 PKR

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₹17,000 INR

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✪ Tecno Spark 50 ✪

Quick Specs

Display: 6.78 inchIPS LCD120 Hz
Processor: Helio G812.0 GHz
RAM & Storage: 6 + 128 GB
Rear Camera: 50 MP
Front Camera: 8 MP
Battery & Charging: 7000 mAh18 W

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Highlights & Review Of Tecno Spark 50

Display Highlights

The Tecno Spark 50 4G has a 6.78-inch IPS LCD at 720 x 1600 pixels, 120Hz and 800 nits peak brightness. That is behind the itel S26 Ultra, which pairs the same 6.78-inch size with an AMOLED panel at 1080 x 2436 pixels, 144Hz and 4500 nits peak.

Because the screen size is identical, the gap is all panel quality. The itel works out to roughly 393 ppi, against roughly 259 ppi for the Spark 50 4G. At retailer prices, the Spark 50 4G in 6+128 GB costs PKR 59,000, while the itel in 8+256 GB costs PKR 60,000. That is only PKR 1,000 more for a far better screen.

The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G (PKR 55,000) uses a 6.72-inch IPS LCD at 1080 x 2400 pixels, about 392 ppi. It matches the Spark 50 4G’s 120Hz refresh rate, is clearly sharper, and costs PKR 4,000 less. Its peak brightness isn’t listed, so outdoor visibility can’t be compared.

The Motorola Moto G37 5G (PKR 58,000) shares the Spark 50 4G’s 720p-class resolution at 720 x 1604, about 264 ppi, on a smaller 6.67-inch IPS LCD. It reaches 1000 nits peak, 200 nits above the Spark 50 4G, which helps in direct sunlight.

The Spark 50 4G’s display strengths are its 6.78-inch size, tied with the itel for the largest here, and a 120Hz rate equal to the Nubia and Moto. Its weaknesses are the lowest peak brightness in the group and the lowest sharpness. This is the only IPS panel here that is both low-resolution and dim. All prices above are from retailers.

Quick display specs

Phone	Size	Panel	Resolution	Refresh Rate	Peak Brightness
Tecno Spark 50 4G (6+128 GB)	6.78-inch	IPS LCD	720 x 1600	120Hz	800 nits
itel S26 Ultra (8+256 GB)	6.78-inch	AMOLED	1080 x 2436	144Hz	4500 nits
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G (8+256 GB)	6.72-inch	IPS LCD	1080 x 2400	120Hz	–
Motorola Moto G37 5G (4+128 GB)	6.67-inch	IPS LCD	720 x 1604	120Hz	1000 nits

Verdict: The itel S26 Ultra has the best display in this group by a wide margin, the ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G is the best LCD option, and the Tecno Spark 50 4G ranks last for screen quality, so buyers should choose it for reasons beyond the display.

Performance Highlights

The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G scores 640K AnTuTu (v11) on its Unisoc T760, while the Tecno Spark 50 4G scores 358K AnTuTu (v11) on its Helio G81. That is a gap of 282K points, or roughly 79% in the Nubia’s favor. All four phones have v11 results, so v11 is the fair basis for comparison.

The Motorola Moto G37 5G is second at 595K (v11) on the Dimensity 6300, and the itel S26 Ultra is third at 500K (v11) on the Unisoc T7300. The Spark 50 4G trails the itel by 142K points (about 40%), the Moto by 237K and the Nubia by 282K. The Moto also lists 405K (v10), but no other phone here has a v10 score, so it can’t be used for ranking.

The manufacturing node is a clear differentiator. The Tecno Spark 50 4G is the only phone built on 12nm, while the itel S26 Ultra, ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G and Moto G37 5G are all 6nm. The core layout also favors the rivals.

The Spark 50 4G uses 2×2.0 GHz Cortex-A75 and 6×1.8 GHz Cortex-A55 cores, against 2×2.2 GHz Cortex-A78 on the itel and 2×2.4 GHz Cortex-A76 on the Moto. The Nubia is the only phone with four performance cores, 4×2.2 GHz Cortex-A76, which fits its top score. All four use a Mali-G57 GPU, so the performance gap comes from the CPU and process node rather than the graphics hardware.

On price, the ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G is both the fastest and the cheapest at PKR 55,000. The Spark 50 4G costs PKR 59,000, which is PKR 4,000 more for 282K fewer AnTuTu points. The Moto G37 5G (PKR 58,000) and itel S26 Ultra (PKR 60,000) also outscore it. All prices are from retailers.

Quick processor specs

Phone	Chipset	Process	CPU Layout	GPU	AnTuTu (v11)
Tecno Spark 50 4G	Helio G81	12nm	2×2.0 GHz A75 + 6×1.8 GHz A55	Mali-G57 MC2	358K
itel S26 Ultra	Unisoc T7300	6nm	2×2.2 GHz A78 + 6×2.0 GHz A55	Mali-G57 MP2	500K
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	Unisoc T760	6nm	4×2.2 GHz A76 + 4×2.0 GHz A55	Mali-G57	640K
Motorola Moto G37 5G	Dimensity 6300	6nm	2×2.4 GHz A76 + 6×2.0 GHz A55	Mali-G57 MC2	595K

Verdict: The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G is the best processor pick in this group, with the highest AnTuTu (v11) score at the lowest price, while the Tecno Spark 50 4G is the weakest performer on the older 12nm Helio G81.

Memory & Storage Highlights

The Tecno Spark 50 4G in the 6GB + 128GB variant uses LPDDR4X RAM with eMMC 5.1 storage and supports a microSD card. In this group, the ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G has the strongest memory setup at 8GB LPDDR4X + 256GB UFS 3.1, but it has no microSD slot.

The itel S26 Ultra offers 8GB LPDDR4X + 256GB UFS 2.2 with microSD, and the Motorola Moto G37 5G offers 4GB LPDDR4X + 128GB UFS 2.2 with microSD. All four phones use the same LPDDR4X RAM type, so capacity and storage type are what separate them.

Storage type is the biggest hidden gap. The Spark 50 4G is the only phone using eMMC 5.1, while the other three use UFS, which gives faster app launches, installs and file transfers. On RAM, the Spark 50 4G’s 6GB sits above the Moto G37 5G’s 4GB but below the 8GB on both the itel S26 Ultra and the Nubia Focus Pro 5G. That puts it in the middle for multitasking, though the Moto’s UFS 2.2 storage will feel snappier for loading apps.

Expandability is also a real trade-off. The Nubia’s 256GB is fixed with no card slot, but that is double the Spark 50 4G’s 128GB before any card is added. The Spark 50 4G, itel and Moto can all be expanded with a card. On price, the Spark 50 4G costs PKR 59,000, which is PKR 4,000 more than the Nubia (PKR 55,000) for less RAM, half the storage and slower storage. The itel (PKR 60,000) costs only PKR 1,000 more for 8GB + 256GB, and the Moto (PKR 58,000) costs PKR 1,000 less for 4GB + 128GB. All prices are from retailers.

Quick memory specs

Phone	RAM + Storage	RAM Type	Storage Type	microSD	Price (Retailer)
Tecno Spark 50 4G	6GB + 128GB	LPDDR4X	eMMC 5.1	Yes	PKR 59,000
itel S26 Ultra	8GB + 256GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	Yes	PKR 60,000
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	8GB + 256GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 3.1	No	PKR 55,000
Motorola Moto G37 5G	4GB + 128GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	Yes	PKR 58,000

Verdict: The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G offers the best memory performance and value here with 8GB + 256GB UFS 3.1 at the lowest price, the itel S26 Ultra is the better choice if a microSD slot matters, and the Tecno Spark 50 4G is held back by its slower eMMC 5.1 storage.

Camera Highlights

The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G has the highest camera spec in this group, with a 108 + 5 + 2 MP rear setup, 4K at 30fps rear video and a 32MP front camera, while the Tecno Spark 50 4G has a 50MP rear camera, 2K at 30fps rear video and an 8MP front camera.

The sensor brand, aperture and sensor size are not disclosed for any of the four phones, so only the megapixel counts, video modes and flash hardware can be compared. The roles of the secondary 2MP (itel S26 Ultra) and 5MP and 2MP (ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G) lenses are also not stated.

On rear video, the itel S26 Ultra (50 + 2 MP) and the Motorola Moto G37 5G (50MP) both record 2K at 30fps and 1080p at 60fps. The Spark 50 4G is limited to 1080p at 30fps at its top frame rate, and the Nubia is the only phone here with 4K. For stabilization, the itel and Moto list digital stabilization, the Nubia lists Yes without saying whether it is optical or digital, and the Spark 50 4G lists none.

The Spark 50 4G does have strengths. It is the only phone with a dual-LED front flash, where the itel and Moto use a screen flash and the Nubia has no front flash. Its 8MP front camera also records 2K at 30fps, a mode the Nubia’s 32MP front camera lacks, as that is limited to 1080p at 30fps.

The itel S26 Ultra pairs its 32MP front camera with 2K at 30fps and 1080p at 60fps, which is the strongest selfie video spec here. The Spark 50 4G and itel both list 10x digital zoom against 8x on the Moto, and the Nubia lists none. Prices from retailers are PKR 59,000 (Spark 50 4G), PKR 60,000 (itel), PKR 55,000 (Nubia) and PKR 58,000 (Moto).

Quick camera specs

Phone	Rear Camera	Front Camera	Rear Video	Front Video	Stabilization	Front Flash
Tecno Spark 50 4G	50MP	8MP	2K@30, 1080p@30	2K@30, 1080p@30	Not listed	Dual-LED
itel S26 Ultra	50 + 2MP	32MP	2K@30, 1080p@60	2K@30, 1080p@60	Digital	Screen flash
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	108 + 5 + 2MP	32MP	4K@30, 1080p@30	1080p@30	Yes (type not stated)	None
Motorola Moto G37 5G	50MP	8MP	2K@30, 1080p@60	2K@30, 1080p@30	Digital	Screen flash

Verdict: The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G is the strongest camera phone here with 108MP and 4K video, the itel S26 Ultra is the best choice for selfies and smooth video, and the Tecno Spark 50 4G ranks last on rear video, with its dual-LED front flash as its main advantage.

Battery & Charging Highlights

The Tecno Spark 50 4G has the largest battery in this group at 7000 mAh (silicon-carbon), ahead of the itel S26 Ultra’s 6000 mAh, the Motorola Moto G37 5G’s 5200 mAh and the ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G’s 5000 mAh. That is 1000 mAh (about 17%) more than the itel, 1800 mAh more than the Moto and 2000 mAh (40%) more than the Nubia.

The Spark 50 4G also uses a silicon-carbon cell, a type known for packing more capacity into the same body, and only the Moto G37 5G matches it on that. The itel uses Li-Polymer and the Nubia uses Li-Ion.

Charging speed goes the other way. The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G leads at 33W, followed by the Moto G37 5G at 20W, while the Tecno Spark 50 4G and itel S26 Ultra both charge at 18W. The Spark 50 4G therefore carries 40% more capacity than the Nubia but charges at about 45% lower wattage, so a full charge will take noticeably longer. Charge times (0-100% or 50%) are not listed for any of the four phones, so the real gap can’t be measured here.

Charging extras are limited. The Moto G37 5G is the only phone that lists reverse wired charging, at 6W, which lets it top up earbuds or another phone by cable. Wireless charging and reverse charging are not listed for the Spark 50 4G, itel S26 Ultra or Nubia Focus Pro 5G. On price, the Spark 50 4G costs PKR 59,000, against PKR 60,000 (itel), PKR 55,000 (Nubia) and PKR 58,000 (Moto). All prices are from retailers.

Quick battery specs

Phone	Capacity	Battery Type	Wired Charging	Reverse Charging
Tecno Spark 50 4G	7000 mAh	Silicon-Carbon	18W	Not listed
itel S26 Ultra	6000 mAh	Li-Polymer	18W	Not listed
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	5000 mAh	Li-Ion	33W	Not listed
Motorola Moto G37 5G	5200 mAh	Silicon-Carbon	20W	6W wired

Verdict: The Tecno Spark 50 4G is the best battery-life pick in this group with its 7000 mAh capacity, the ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G is the best choice for fast top-ups at 33W, and the Moto G37 5G is the only one that offers reverse wired charging.

Final Verdict

The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G is the best overall phone in this group at PKR 55,000. It has the highest AnTuTu score at 640K (v11), 8GB + 256GB UFS 3.1 memory, a 1080 x 2400 display and the strongest camera spec with 108MP and 4K video. It is also the cheapest, so no rival offers more for less. Its trade-offs are the smallest battery at 5000 mAh, no microSD slot and no front flash.

The itel S26 Ultra (PKR 60,000) is a close second. It has the best display here with a 6.78-inch AMOLED at 144Hz and 4500 nits, plus 8GB + 256GB, microSD and a 6000 mAh battery, but it costs PKR 5,000 more and scores 140K lower on AnTuTu (v11). The Motorola Moto G37 5G (PKR 58,000) takes third with a strong 595K (v11) score, but its 4GB + 128GB memory and 720p display limit it.

The Tecno Spark 50 4G (PKR 59,000) ranks last. It wins on battery with 7000 mAh and has a dual-LED front flash, but it has the lowest AnTuTu score at 358K (v11), the slowest eMMC 5.1 storage and the lowest display brightness at 800 nits. In weighting, processor, display and memory count most because they affect every minute of use, while the Spark 50 4G’s battery lead helps only on endurance. Prices are from retailers, and variants differ: Spark 50 4G 6+128, itel 8+256, Nubia 8+256, Moto 4+128.

Category winners

Category	Winner	Key Number
Display	itel S26 Ultra	AMOLED, 144Hz, 4500 nits
Processor	ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	640K AnTuTu (v11)
RAM & Memory	ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	8GB + 256GB UFS 3.1
Camera	ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	108MP, 4K@30fps
Battery	Tecno Spark 50 4G	7000 mAh
Lowest Price	ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	PKR 55,000

Bottom line: The ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G is the best choice at PKR 55,000, the itel S26 Ultra is the pick for display quality and microSD, and the Tecno Spark 50 4G is worth buying only if 7000 mAh battery life matters more than performance.

Ranking:

ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G – PKR 55,000
itel S26 Ultra – PKR 60,000
Motorola Moto G37 5G – PKR 58,000
Tecno Spark 50 4G – PKR 59,000

Display Highlights

Quick display specs

Phone	Size	Panel	Resolution	Refresh Rate	Peak Brightness
Tecno Spark 50 4G (6+128 GB)	6.78-inch	IPS LCD	720 x 1600	120Hz	800 nits
itel S26 Ultra (8+256 GB)	6.78-inch	AMOLED	1080 x 2436	144Hz	4500 nits
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G (8+256 GB)	6.72-inch	IPS LCD	1080 x 2400	120Hz	–
Motorola Moto G37 5G (4+128 GB)	6.67-inch	IPS LCD	720 x 1604	120Hz	1000 nits

Performance Highlights

Quick processor specs

Phone	Chipset	Process	CPU Layout	GPU	AnTuTu (v11)
Tecno Spark 50 4G	Helio G81	12nm	2×2.0 GHz A75 + 6×1.8 GHz A55	Mali-G57 MC2	358K
itel S26 Ultra	Unisoc T7300	6nm	2×2.2 GHz A78 + 6×2.0 GHz A55	Mali-G57 MP2	500K
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	Unisoc T760	6nm	4×2.2 GHz A76 + 4×2.0 GHz A55	Mali-G57	640K
Motorola Moto G37 5G	Dimensity 6300	6nm	2×2.4 GHz A76 + 6×2.0 GHz A55	Mali-G57 MC2	595K

Memory & Storage Highlights

Quick memory specs

Phone	RAM + Storage	RAM Type	Storage Type	microSD	Price (Retailer)
Tecno Spark 50 4G	6GB + 128GB	LPDDR4X	eMMC 5.1	Yes	PKR 59,000
itel S26 Ultra	8GB + 256GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	Yes	PKR 60,000
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	8GB + 256GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 3.1	No	PKR 55,000
Motorola Moto G37 5G	4GB + 128GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	Yes	PKR 58,000

Camera Highlights

Quick camera specs

Phone	Rear Camera	Front Camera	Rear Video	Front Video	Stabilization	Front Flash
Tecno Spark 50 4G	50MP	8MP	2K@30, 1080p@30	2K@30, 1080p@30	Not listed	Dual-LED
itel S26 Ultra	50 + 2MP	32MP	2K@30, 1080p@60	2K@30, 1080p@60	Digital	Screen flash
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	108 + 5 + 2MP	32MP	4K@30, 1080p@30	1080p@30	Yes (type not stated)	None
Motorola Moto G37 5G	50MP	8MP	2K@30, 1080p@60	2K@30, 1080p@30	Digital	Screen flash

Battery & Charging Highlights

Quick battery specs

Phone	Capacity	Battery Type	Wired Charging	Reverse Charging
Tecno Spark 50 4G	7000 mAh	Silicon-Carbon	18W	Not listed
itel S26 Ultra	6000 mAh	Li-Polymer	18W	Not listed
ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	5000 mAh	Li-Ion	33W	Not listed
Motorola Moto G37 5G	5200 mAh	Silicon-Carbon	20W	6W wired

Final Verdict

Category winners

Category	Winner	Key Number
Display	itel S26 Ultra	AMOLED, 144Hz, 4500 nits
Processor	ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	640K AnTuTu (v11)
RAM & Memory	ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	8GB + 256GB UFS 3.1
Camera	ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	108MP, 4K@30fps
Battery	Tecno Spark 50 4G	7000 mAh
Lowest Price	ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G	PKR 55,000

Ranking:

ZTE nubia Focus Pro 5G – PKR 55,000
itel S26 Ultra – PKR 60,000
Motorola Moto G37 5G – PKR 58,000
Tecno Spark 50 4G – PKR 59,000

Pros and Cons

Pros

Massive 7,000mAh battery
Smooth 120Hz display
Stereo speakers included
Dedicated microSD card slot
Headphone jack and NFC
IP64 splash resistance

Cons

Low HD+ resolution
Basic Helio G81 performance
Single 50MP rear camera
Slow 18W charging
No ultrawide camera
Bulky large-battery design

Who Is It Best For?

Best For

Battery-focused users
Video streaming fans
Social media users
Basic daily tasks
Wired-headphone users
Storage expansion seekers

Not Best For

Hardcore mobile gamers
Photography enthusiasts
Fast-charging seekers
Sharp-display seekers
Heavy multitaskers
Compact-phone seekers

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FAQs Questions

What kind of display does the Tecno Spark 50 4G have?

It has a 6.78-inch IPS display at HD+ resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate. Scrolling and video feel smooth on the big screen, but the sharpness is basic for the price.

Which processor powers the Tecno Spark 50 4G?

It runs on the MediaTek Helio G81, a 12nm octa-core chip at up to 2GHz. It handles social media, streaming and casual games well. Heavier titles will need lower graphics settings.

How much RAM does the Tecno Spark 50 4G have, and what memory type?

It has 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM. Storage is 128GB or 256GB of UFS 2.2, expandable via microSD. That’s enough for daily apps, and the UFS storage keeps loading times quick

How good is the camera on the Tecno Spark 50 4G?

It has a 50MP f/1.9 rear camera with PDAF and an 8MP front camera. You get clear daylight photos and solid selfies. It’s a single-lens setup with no ultra-wide.

How long does the Tecno Spark 50 4G battery last?

It packs a large 7,000mAh battery but only comes with an 18W charger. You can expect more than a day of regular use. Charging takes a while, so overnight top-ups work best.

Is the Tecno Spark 50 4G water and dust resistant?

It’s IP64 dust and water resistant, and it’s drop resistant up to 1.5m. That handles rain splashes and everyday bumps, but it isn’t meant to be submerged

Does the Tecno Spark 50 4G support 5G, NFC and a headphone jack?

It doesn’t support 5G. It does have NFC, FM radio, Bluetooth 5.3 and USB-C, and it runs Android 16 with HiOS 16. It also has a headphone jack and an infrared remote port. It’s a feature-packed budget 4G phone

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