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The curved frame houses the volume rocker and the side button on its right edge. The latter has a ridged texture and an orange accent. The SIM tray, primary microphone, USB-C port, and speaker grille are positioned on the bottom edge. Up top lies the noise-cancelling microphone. The IR blaster is stacked alongside the primary shooter in the rear camera island. There is no support for expandable storage, but the smartphone does get a 256GB internal storage variant this time.
The 6.78-inch curved AMOLED display has a 144Hz refresh rate and can reach a peak brightness of 4,500 nits while playing HDR content. The display is surrounded by slim, uniform bezels on all sides. It can maintain legibility in outdoor conditions with harsh sunlight falling on it. The touch response on offer is smooth and enjoyable. However, only a handful of apps (like Messages, Phone, and Settings) can make use of the 144Hz refresh rate. The under-display optical fingerprint scanner does what is expected of it, but it is nowhere near as snappy as its ultrasonic counterparts.
During the review period, we used the Tecno Pova Curve 2 to stream content across OTT platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and JioHotstar. The 1.5K AMOLED display did a great job of producing detailed visuals packed with accurate colours. The lone, bottom-firing speaker is a step back from the Pova Curve of last year, but it produces a well-rounded audio output.
The benchmark numbers may seem unimpressive on paper, but the Pova Curve 2 delivers a rock-solid performance in everyday use. It expertly handles routine tasks like calling, instant messaging, web browsing, navigation, and media streaming. Its G1 and SE1 chipsets for cellular signal and WiFi enhancement deserve a special shoutout. The smartphone maintained good call quality even in areas with poor network coverage.
Throwing some heavy tasks at the device reveals the cracks in its performance. For starters, the apps take slightly longer to load due to the dated UFS 2.2 configuration of the internal storage. The LPDDR5X RAM does a good job of handling the background apps. Lag and stutters become an issue while carrying out power-intensive tasks like photoediting and video rendering. Lastly, the vibrational feedback produced by the haptic motor is on the blunt side.
The Pova Curve 2 can run titles like BGMI and Call of Duty Mobile. The gameplay is smooth and free of frame drops when you limit the graphics and frame rate to their medium settings. The back panel starts to warm up after the 20-minute mark, but it does not cause any throttling.
Apart from the splendid design, the software experience is the biggest highlight of the Tecno Pova Curve 2. The smartphone runs the Android 16-based HiOS 16 out of the box. It has been promised 2 major OS upgrades and 3 years of security patches. HiOS 16 takes inspiration from Apple’s iOS 26. You can see traces of ‘Liquid Glass’ on the lock screen number pad, clock face, home page app shelf, and quick settings menu. The size of the clock face can be customised as well. There’s a handy depth effect tool for the lock screen as well. There are plenty of native wallpapers that make good use of this effect. Additionally, you get a good range of customisation options for the theme, Always On Display, fonts, and app icons.
The Tecno AI package offers a good range of AI tools and features. For starters, you can record and summarise your calls using the native Phone app. If you’re in the middle of a meeting, you can get Tecno AI to answer your calls for you. If you choose to pick up a call but the speaker does not speak your language, you can get the AI translator to mediate a seamless conversation. When a call is over, you are presented with its brief summary.
The AI Writing Assistant can go over your emails and messages and point out the errors. It can improve your writing efficiency by suggesting revisions. While browsing text, it can generate summaries and perform searches. The AI Note tool can create images from rough sketches. The final results are off-base sometimes, but it is a handy tool to have in your arsenal. The photo editor in the native Gallery app has AI tools to create cutouts and remove unwanted objects from your images. Tenco’s Ella is the native voice assistant on this device. You can use it to access LLMs like ChatGPT, Gemini, MetaAI, and Grok.
The 8,000mAh battery pack holds enough juice to last 2 entire days of average use. If your daily screen time doesn’t cross more than 4 hours, you can take this phone on a weekend trip without packing its charger. A day of heavy use can leave you with ~30% charge in the tank. The 45W power adapter provided in the box takes just over an hour to charge the device.
The Pova Curve 2 doesn’t have an extravagant camera system. The camera island on the back panel packs a 50MP primary shooter. The lack of an ultrawide lens is not a good sight on a smartphone in this price bracket. The punch-hole cutout on the display houses a 13MP selfie camera.
The 50MP primary shooter takes vibrant shots in outdoor daylight conditions. The images have a slightly warm tone to them, which we like a lot. The camera manages to expose the sky really well. The dynamic range and contrast levels are also on point. In limited lighting conditions, the primary shooter does a good job of lighting up the scene and resolving the grain.
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| Model ID | Brand | March Price |
| 24Alpha001 | Thomson | 6799 |
| 24AlphaQ001 | Thomson | 6899 |
| 24TM2490-25 | Thomson | 5599 |
| 32Alpha007BL | Thomson | 8499 |
| 32AlphaQ019 | Thomson | 8499 |
| 32RT1022 | Thomson | 9999 |
| 32TM3290-25 | Thomson | 7299 |
| 40AlphaQ060 | Thomson | 12999 |
| 40RT1033 | Thomson | 13999 |
| 43Alpha005BL | Thomson | 14999 |
| 43AQI1005 | Thomson | 20999 |
| 43RT1055 | Thomson | 15999 |
| 43TJQ0012 | Thomson | 18499 |
| 50QAI1015 | Thomson | 25999 |
| 50TJQ0022 | Thomson | 22499 |
| 55NEOX0011 | Thomson | 31999 |
| 55QAI1025 | Thomson | 29999 |
| 55TJQ0032 | Thomson | 26499 |
| 65NEOX0009 | Thomson | 43999 |
| 65QAI1035 | Thomson | 40999 |
| 75NEOX4545 | Thomson | 64999 |
| Q32H1111 | Thomson | 9999 |
| TH65QDMini1022 | Thomson | 57999 |
| TH75QDMini1044 | Thomson | 94999 |
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| Type | Model | Capacity | BSD Sale Price |
| Semi-Automatic Top Load | TW7000 | 7 kg | 4599 |
| TSA7000SP | 7 kg | 7590 | |
| TSA7500SP | 7.5 kg | 7699 | |
| TSA8000SP | 8 kg | 8499 | |
| TSA8500SPN | 8.5 kg | 8499 | |
| TSA8500SP | 8.5 kg | 8999 | |
| TSA9000SP | 9 kg | 9499 | |
| TSA1000SP | 10 kg | 9999 | |
| TSA1100SP | 11 kg | 10999 | |
| TSA1200SP | 12 kg | 12499 | |
| TSA1400D | 14 kg | 13999 | |
| TSG7000 | 7 kg | 8499 | |
| TSG8000 | 8 kg | 8999 | |
| TSG8500 | 8.5 kg | 9999 | |
| TSG1000 | 10 kg | 10499 | |
| Fully Automatic Top Load | TTL7000S | 7 kg | 10999 |
| TTL7500S | 7.5 kg | 11999 | |
| TSA7500SN | 7.5 kg | 10999 | |
| TTL8000S | 8 kg | 11999 | |
| TTL8500R | 8.5 kg | 12499 | |
| TTL9000S | 9 kg | 12999 | |
| TTL1000S | 10 kg | 13999 | |
| TTL1100S | 11 kg | 15499 | |
| Air Cooler Pricing | |||
| Type | Capacity | Model Name | Price |
| Personal | 28l | CPP28N | 4399 |
| 55l | WM55N | 6499 | |
| 60l | WM60SN Smart | 7499 | |
| Desert | 95l | GD95S Smart | 9499 |
| 85l | Air Commander AC85 | 8999 | |
| 130l | Chill Vault CV130 | 12999 | |
| Heavy Duty Desert | 105l | HD105 | 10499 |
| 115l | HD115 | 10999 | |
| 150l | HD150 | 14999 | |
| SUV Series | 170l | SUV1700 | 15499 |
| 120l | SUV1200 | 11999 | |
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