Tecno announced Its Pova Neo 4G smartphone a few months back in Indian markets and globally, The Device initially launched in its home country Africa and later catches the other markets. Currently, The device is Available at Rs, 11,999. Via Amazon India. To recall The First neo from tecno shipped with android 12 out of the box with custom Tecno skin over the top. Now we at Rootmygalaxy [ Via Passionategeekz] has learned that After the 4G variant, the Transsion brand “tecno” is gearing up to launch its Tecno Pova Neo 5G very soon in India and Global markets. The Brand is yet to confirm its existence. Tecno Pova Neo 5G is the successor of Pova Neo 4G smartphone.
Tecno Pova Neo 5G Spotted on IMEI database
Tecno Pova Neo 5G has been spotted by Passionategeekz, Shared the information with us. The device carried model number LE6J. The device seems to be launching soon, The Specifications of the device remain unknown however Color and Storage options have been shared, let’s Take a Look at them.
Tecno Pova Neo 5G Storage and colour options for India
According to passionategeekz, The Tecno Pova Neo 5G will be available in 4GB and 64GB storage with Virtual RAM expansion up to 5GB. The Device will be available in Sole storage and in Blue color option, The marketing name will be “Electric Blue” we also get to see panther engine 2.0 in Pova Neo 5G smartphone. The device is expected to launch in the July-August timeline as Camon 19 Series and Pova 3 are due in Indian markets.
Tecno Pova Neo 5G Specifications.
Tecno Pova Neo 5G comes with a 6.9″FHD+Dot-in display with a 90Hz Screen Refresh rate for an ultra-smooth experience, The Device is expected to be equipped with Dimensity 810 5G chipset coupled with 4GB RAM and 64GB onboard storage. The device ships Android 12 out of the Box. Tecno Pova neo 5G will be powered with a 6000 mah battery with 33W charge support.
Currently, we cannot confirm its camera configurations, Rest 6 Bands 5G Supports with fully integrated 5G modem & Wi-Fi 6.0 support | Latest true Dual 5G SIM with Smart Network Switching and No support for Africa’s frequency bands for Indian version.
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