Tecno Spark 20 Pro + User Opinions and Personal Impressions

The upgrade to Android 14 sounded promising, but without significant new features or customization options, it feels a bit underwhelming.

I appreciate the effort Tecno has put into optimizing their UI. The clean and ad-free experience makes the phone much more enjoyable to use.

Overall, the Pro Plus offers some nice upgrades like the display and camera, but the lack of performance improvement and battery efficiency doesn’t justify the extra cost for me.

Audio quality on this phone is surprisingly good. The stereo speakers deliver clear and immersive sound. Perfect for movies and music.

I’m a bit disappointed that the Pro Plus didn’t come in green, which looks the nicest. Settling for white was okay, but not thrilling.

Camera quality has noticeably improved in the Pro Plus. Photos appear more color accurate and the selfies in particular are impressive. This might be the most significant upgrade from the Pro.

Battery life hasn’t improved with the new chipset, which is disappointing. It performs about the same as the Pro, lasting a day under normal usage.

The optical fingerprint scanner adds a premium feel to the device, and it works flawlessly. It's little things like this that make the Spark 20 Pro Plus stand out in its category.

The camera performs well for its price, especially with the improvements in image processing. It's good for everyday photography.

The AMOLED display is super vibrant and the 120 Hz refresh rate is a smooth touch. It's rare to find these features at this price point!

The lack of a headphone jack and Micro SD slot on the Pro Plus is a letdown for me, although the USB-C earphones included are a decent compromise.

The curved display on the Spark 20 Pro Plus is a game changer for budget smartphones. It’s amazing to see such premium features on a more affordable device. Highly recommended for anyone who loves a good display.

I was impressed with the build quality and design of the Spark 20 Pro Plus. It definitely doesn't feel like a budget phone in hand. Also, no smudges on the back is a big plus for me!

As a fan of bright, vibrant displays, the AMOLED screen on the Pro Plus is a game changer compared to the Pro's display. The higher brightness and better color accuracy make for a stunning visual experience.

Android 14 out of the box with two years of OS upgrades promised by Tecno is more than what most budget phones offer. It's refreshing to see such support.

While the Spark 20 Pro Plus offers a great display and solid performance, the lack of an SD card slot is a bit of a letdown. Still, 256 GB storage should be plenty for most users.

Performance-wise, the Pro Plus seems on par with the Pro, despite its slightly upgraded Helio G99 Ultimate chipset. Not seeing the performance boost I expected was surprising.

While it’s great to have video stabilization at 1080p, it’s a shame there’s none at 2K. Still, the ultra steady mode is a welcome feature not found on the Pro.

I encountered some pocket dialing issues, which was annoying. Hopefully, a software update can fix this. Otherwise, it's a solid phone overall.

The Pro Plus model's sleek, thin design with its curved screen really sets it apart visually from the Pro. Despite the beauty, the curved screen raises concerns about easy damage, though the included screen protector is a thoughtful touch.