Design and Display

Differentiating the Camon 17 design from the 17 Pro is a bit easy, however, comparing the 17 Pro to the Camon 17P leaves with a very minute differentiating factor, which is infact the colour options.

On here we have three  options, which include Frost Sliver, Magnet Black, Spruce Green, while the 17 pro offers California Silver and Malibu Blue.

Taking a meticulous look of the rear of this device, we find a square camera module bearing four cameras and an LED flash. Also on the rear is the Camon branding, which pretty much indicates its a Tecno smartphone.

Moving upfront, we have yet another reminisced setup from the 17 Pro. What we have here is a 6.8 inch IPS LCD display with a punch hole camera placed in the top center position. This display has a resolution of 1080 x 2460 pixles and a density of approximately 358 PPI

 

The Cameras

On the camera department, a reminisce of sensors on both the front and rear camera department. This leaves with quad cameras on the rear and a single camera upfront. On the rear, we have a 64MP primary camera, a 2MP macro camera with an aperture of f/2.4, a 2MP depth camera with an aperture of f/2.4. The function and sensor on the fourth camera wasn’t known at the time this article was written. Video record on this rear system is capped @ 1080p @ 30fps.

Upfront we have a single 16MP camera. This camera is capable of shooting videos up to 1080p @ 30fps.

 

Hardware and Software

We have the MediaTek Helio G85 championing performance on the Camon 17P, in similar fashion to what was seen on the regular Camon 17.

The other performance facilitators includes a Mali-G52 MC2, 6GB RAM, 128GB internal storage and a non-removable 5000mAh battery, with support from an 18W fast charge mechanism.

On the software side, we have the HiOS 7.6 user interface running on the Android 11 interface.

 

Dependable Battery

With all the great features the CAMON 17P has to offer, a good battery is what’s needed to fuel the experience. This device comes with a large 5000mAh battery that could last for about 2 days on normal usage. And unless you’re always on the screen, it’s hard to consume its battery in a day. Also, charging this device is pretty fast. With its 18W Quick Charge, you’ll no longer have to tarry just to juice up the battery.