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See why these Android phones are gaining attention in Nigeria now and for less than ₦300,000.
It’s raining foldables this July, plus a few surprises.
Nothing's sub-$300 phone is crushing the mid-range phone market in 2025.
This review breaks down what the itel City 100 offers, where it holds up, and where it falls short, so you can decide if it’s the right budget pick for 2025.
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The Camon 40 nails several important areas while making some interesting trade-offs. Here are 8 key strengths worth considering before you buy.
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April has delivered some devices that caught our attention from Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, and Realme.
The Realme C75 might be the toughest budget phone of 2025—but why does a ₦225,000 device need IP69 protection more than, say, an audio jack? We take a closer look at who this phone is for, and what Realme’s real priorities might be.
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