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The Best Smartphones in Ghana below GHS 600 [2022 Guide]

Smartphones are the new norm and it is now almost impossible to imagine our lives without these gadgets. However, in as much as we like to use the latest trending phones, our pockets may disagree. It is therefore imperative that we look for smartphone options that are low quality; yet can guarantee some level of […]

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The Best Smartphones in Ghana below GHS 600 [2022 Guide]

Smartphones are the new norm and it is now almost impossible to imagine our lives without these gadgets. However, in as much as we like to use the latest trending phones, our pockets may disagree.

It is therefore imperative that we look for smartphone options that are low quality; yet can guarantee some level of satisfaction.

If you are looking for cheap or affordable phones in Ghana, we have compiled a list of good phones that are below GHS 600 which you can use.

Here is the list of the most affordable phones in Ghana right now:

PhonePrice
Infinix Hot 8 LiteGHS 499
Infinix Hot 8GHS 599
Infinix Smart 4GHS 450
Tecno Spark 4GHS 580
Huawei Y6GHS 520
Tecno Pop 3 PlusGHS 475

Now let’s look at the specifications of each of the phones mentioned below:

Infinix Hot 8

The Infinix Hot 8 is a small budget phone with triple camera and a massive battery, released by Infinix Mobility around the same time they unveiled Shatta Wale as a brand ambassador.

If you are looking for a decent phone, want to stay in style and are very interested in 4G, the Hot 8 is a good buy for you. Don’t also forget the huge 5000 MaH battery as well as the possibilities that a triple rear camera offers you.

Infinix Hot 8 Specs Highlight

  • Display: IPS LCD 6.6″HD+ Waterdrop Display
  • Front Camera: 8MP FF with Flash Light
  • Rear Camera: 13MP AF + 2MP FF + QVGA FF with Quad Flash Light
  • OS: Android 9 Pie
  • Network 4G/3G/2G
  • Storage: 32GB
  • RAM: 2GB
  • Processor: Mediatek Helio P22
  • Battery: 5000mAh
  • Card Slots: 2 nano sim cards + 1 micro SD (up to 128GB)
  • Other Features: Compass, Fingerprint Sensor, GPS, Proximity, Touchscreen, WiFi, Face Unlock
  • Colours: Quetzal Cyan, Cosmic Purple, Shark Grey and Hour Black

Infinix Smart 4

The Infinix Smart 4 was launched in 2019. The device has been marketed by Infinix as a battery and screen device and with a 6.6 inches screen, this is largely the case.

Infinix Smart 4 Specs Highlight

  • Network: 2G, 3G, 4G
  • Screen Size: 6.6″HD+ waterdrop display
  • SIM: Dual Nano SIM
  • OS: Android™ 9 Pie
  • Security: Fingerprint, Face Unlock
  • Processor: 2.0 GHz octa-core chipset
  • Storage: 32GB
  • RAM: 2GB
  • Front Camera: 5MP
  • Rear Camera: Dual 8M + QVGA
  • Battery: 4000mAh

Tecno Spark 4

Equipped with 13MP Triple Rear Camera and 8MP Front Camera, SPARK 4 does well in clear photography, bokeh effect and AI portrait mode.

One noticeable upgrade from the Spark 3 will be in the area of the battery; with an additional 500 mAH, the total battery capacity of the Spark 4 is 4000 mAH.

Tecno Spark 4 Specs Highlight

  • Display: 6.52″ Dot Notch Screen
  • Front Camera: 8MP Front Camera with Flash
  • Rear Camera: 13MP Tripple Rear Camera setup
  • OS: Android™ 9 Pie
  • Network 4G LTE/3G/2G
  • Storage: 32GB
  • RAM: 2GB
  • Processor: Mediatek Helio A22 Quad-Core 2.0GHz
  • Battery: 4000mAh
  • Card Slots: 2 nano sim cards + 1 micro SD (up to 128GB)
  • Other Features: Compass, Fingerprint Sensor, GPS, Proximity, Touchscreen, WiFi, Face Unlock 2.0
  • Colours: Royal Purple, Vacation Blue, Misty Grey, Energetic Orange

Tecno Pop 3 Plus

The Tecno Pop 3 Plus continues the trend that other Tecno POP phones have followed It is a low-end features deprived smartphone designed for mostly first time smart phone users in search of low budget devices they can use for the basics.

Tecno Pop 3 Plus Specs Highlight

  • 6.52 inch IPS LCD Display, 960 X 480 pixels (269 ppi)
  • Android 9.0 Pie; HIOS 5.5
  • Quad-Core MediaTek Helio A22 Processor
  • 1GB RAM
  • 16GB built-in storage, with support for MicroSD
  • 8MP Rear Camera
  • 8MP Front Camera
  • 4G LTE
  • 4000 mAh Non-Removable Li-Po Battery

Conclusion

If you are interested in any of these phones or want any phone at all in Ghana, contact the Mfidie shop on 0546090871 to make an order and have it delivered to you anywhere in Ghana.

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Shepherd Yaw Morttey

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Shepherd Yaw Morttey

Shepherd Yaw Morttey is a technology entrepreneur, digital strategist, and SEO expert based in Accra, Ghana. With over seven years of experience, he works at the intersection of digital marketing, online consumer behaviour, software development, and technology-driven business growth. He is the founder of Mfidie.com, one of Ghana’s leading technology publications, and a former Entrepreneur-in-Training at MEST Africa. His work focuses on building and managing practical digital solutions across EdTech, online payments, WhatsApp, USSD, and web platforms.

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