The answer is simple: the TECNO CAMON 50 Series.

This isn’t just another smartphone. It’s a “one device, many hustles” companion built for creators, entrepreneurs, and anyone who refuses to slow down.

Built for Photos, Videos, and Content That Stands Out

There’s a common belief that only a few select devices can deliver truly great photos and videos. The CAMON 50 Series challenges that narrative completely.

Designed with creators in mind, the camera system delivers a professional-level experience powered by AI, making it easier than ever to capture, create, and share.

The front camera packs serious power:

• 50MP on the CAMON 50 Ultra
• 32MP on the CAMON 50 Pro

For wider shots, the 50MP ultra-wide camera ensures your photos don’t lose quality when you switch to landscape. No more moments that look great in real life but fall flat on your screen.

And when the lights go low, the CAMON 50 steps up.

With a 50MP Sony LYTIA 700C ultra-night camera and an additional 50MP telephoto lens with 3X zoom, night photography becomes effortless, sharp, and full of detail.

But the real showstopper?

The CAMON 50 Ultra’s zoom capability

With up to 100X zoom and AI Ultra HD enhancement beyond 20X, you’re not just zooming in; you’re unlocking detail you didn’t think was possible. It’s the kind of clarity that turns everyday shots into something extraordinary.

Whether you’re a photographer, content creator, or just someone who loves capturing moments that matter, this camera system is built to deliver.

Power That Keeps Up With Your Day

For many Nigerians, the day starts early and doesn’t slow down.

One message turns into ten. Orders come in. Payments drop. Content needs to be created. Deliveries need to be sorted.

Everything depends on one thing: staying connected.

That’s where the TECNO CAMON 50 Series stands out.

The CAMON 50 Ultra’s 6150mAh battery is built to keep up with your pace, powering you through long, demanding days without interruptions. For everyday consistency, the CAMON 50 features a 6150mAh dual-cell battery, designed to intelligently manage power even under heavy use.

It’s not just about having a big battery; it’s about reliability.

You don’t have to constantly check your percentage, dim your screen, or hold back on usage. You simply go about your day, knowing your device can keep up.

Smart AI That Works With You

The CAMON 50 Series doesn’t just look smart; it is smart.

TECNO has taken AI to another level, building features that actually enhance how you create, work, and communicate.

From creativity to productivity, the AI ecosystem includes:

• AI Image-to-Video
• AI Art Gallery
• AI 3D PhotoSpace
• AI Auto Zoom
• AI LightMaster 2.0
• FlashMemo + AI MindHub for productivity
• AI health assistant 
• And the upgraded Ella voice assistant

These features don’t feel complicated or forced; they simply fit into your everyday routine, making tasks easier and creativity more fluid.

Built for Real Life, Priced for Real Value

What makes the CAMON 50 Series truly stand out is how naturally it fits into your life.

It’s not trying to change how you live; it’s built to support it. Whether you’re working, creating, or simply enjoying the moment, it adapts to you.

And it does all of this while remaining accessible:

• CAMON 50 Ultra (512GB + 8GB) – ₦749,900
• CAMON 50 Pro (256GB + 8GB) – ₦499,200
• CAMON 50 (256GB + 8GB) – ₦447,500
• CAMON 50 (128GB + 8GB) – ₦398,000

Each option is designed to meet you where you are while giving you room to do more. The TECNO CAMON 50 Series isn’t just about specs. It’s about showing up for your work, your passion, and your everyday life.

Because when life is moving fast, you need a device that moves with you. For more updates, follow TECNO on Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter).

The event will begin at 10am Pacific time, 1pm Eastern, 7pm in Nigeria and 6pm in the UK, and will be streamed live on Samsung’s website and YouTube channel.

The company is expected to introduce the Galaxy S26 series, which will include the Galaxy S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra. 

Ahead of the launch, Samsung said the new devices are “built to simplify everyday interactions, inspire confidence and make Galaxy AI feel seamlessly integrated from the moment it’s in hand.”

One of the features teased is a new privacy display expected to debut on the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. The feature will allow users to hide selected areas of the screen from people nearby, including notifications that may contain sensitive information.

Reports say Samsung will again split its choice of processors by market. Devices sold in the United States and China are expected to run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, while other regions may receive models powered by Samsung’s Exynos 2600 processor. 

While Qualcomm chips have traditionally outperformed Exynos in speed and heat management, the gap has narrowed in recent years.

Battery and charging upgrades are also expected. According to SamMobile, the Galaxy S26 will come with a 5,100mAh battery, with support for 60W wired charging and 25W wireless charging.

Samsung is also likely to refresh its audio lineup at the event. The Galaxy Buds 4 wireless earbuds are expected to be announced, with a redesigned look following complaints that the previous model closely resembled Apple’s AirPods.

Alongside the product launch, Samsung has opened pre-registration for customers interested in the new devices. 

In the UK, anyone who registers before 6pm on February 25 will receive a £30 voucher to spend on Galaxy ecosystem products. 

Customers who go on to pre-order a device will receive a larger incentive, including 512GB of storage for the price of 256GB, a discount valued at £170. 

Samsung is also offering a chance to win one of ten £500 vouchers through a prize draw.

Further details about the Samsung Galaxy S26 range have also surfaced through leaks. German publication WinFuture reported that the standard Galaxy S26 could start at €999 (roughly N1.6 million), while the S26+ may be priced at €1,269 (about N2.1 million).

The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to cost at least €1,469 (N2.4 million). All three models are tipped to launch in white, blue, black and purple.

In terms of specifications, the Galaxy S26 is expected to feature a 6.3-inch Full HD+ display, while the S26+ may come with a larger 6.7-inch Quad HD+ screen. 

Both are said to use Dynamic AMOLED 2X panels with a 120Hz refresh rate and Gorilla Armor 2 protection.

The Ultra model is expected to feature a 6.9-inch display and a more advanced camera system, led by a 200-megapixel main sensor. It is also reported to support up to 16GB of RAM, up to 1TB of storage, and 60W wired fast charging.

Samsung has not confirmed pricing or full specifications ahead of the event. Those details are expected to be announced officially during the Galaxy Unpacked presentation later this month.