A smartphone that doesn't give up

      The new TECNO POVA 7 Neo has officially appeared in Russia, and it is clearly useful for independence lovers. The device is unlikely to run out of battery at the most inopportune moment. The main advantage of the novelty is the 7000 mAh battery, which can survive a lot.

       With this smartphone, you can forget about power outlets for a couple of days. Even at 1% charge, he manages to hold on like a real fighter, and allows for 50 minutes of calls, 12 QR codes, 25 minutes of video calls, or 12 hours of standby time. With an available outlet, a 45-watt charge for 5 minutes gives 10%– just enough time to finish writing an important message before leaving. A full charge will take 90 minutes, and if a friend's phone suddenly runs out, the smartphone will be able to share the charge, for which thanks to the possibility of reverse charging.Image: TECNO Press Service

      A connection that won't let you down

       The phone catches the network where pampered tourists are ready to give up. Signal delays are reduced by 10%, and if the mobile connection is suddenly lost, you can communicate via Bluetooth at a distance of up to 800 meters (however, only with other TECNOS). Navigation on the ground gives an error of only 1 meter, so even being in the subway or among skyscrapers, the owner will not get lost.

       The heart of the device is the MediaTek Helio G100 Ultimate processor with a 10-layer cooling system, so that even the most demanding games will not turn the smartphone into a hot frying pan. And there is also a linear vibration motor – now you can really feel every shot, step and kick in the games.

       A 6.8-inch FHD+ screen with a frequency of 120 Hz and a brightness of 600 nits allows you to watch videos or play games for your own pleasure. The screen is also protected by shock-resistant Panda Glass, so it's not afraid of falling.Image: TECNO Press Service

       The TECNO POVA 7 Neo CP64 case is not afraid of dust or splashes, and the oleophobic coating protects against greasy fingerprints. There are four colors available – from strict "Industrial Black" to bright "Turquoise neon".

       The new product is already on sale on marketplaces and at major retailers. And if someone needs a smartphone that won't run out of battery at the crucial moment, the NOVA 7 Neo is a good option.Image: TECNO Press Service

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