Samsung Galaxy Note 8
$929
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 vs Tecno Spark 50s 5G
Tecno Spark 50s 5G
$210
| Galaxy Note 8 | Spark 50s 5G | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | USD 929 | USD 210 |
| Battery | 3300 mAh | 6500 mAh |
| Charging (W) | 15 | 45 |
| RAM | 6 GB | 6 GB |
| Storage | 64 GB | 128 GB |
| Chipset | Samsung Exynos 8895 | MediaTek Dimensity 6400 |
| Display | 6.3" • Super AMOLED • 60Hz | 6.78" • IPS LCD • 120Hz |
| Main Camera | 12MP | 50MP |
| Front Camera | 8MP | 8MP |
| OS | Android 7.1.1 | Android 16 |
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Key Differences
Only the differences that meaningfully separate these phones.
Price
USD 719 cheaper
Spark 50s 5GUSD 210
vsGalaxy Note 8USD 929
Storage
2× more storage
Spark 50s 5G128 GB
vsGalaxy Note 864 GB
Battery
97% larger battery
Spark 50s 5G6,500 mAh
vsGalaxy Note 83,300 mAh
Charging
30 W faster wired charging
Spark 50s 5G45 W wired
vsGalaxy Note 815 W wired
Performance
Different chipsets
Galaxy Note 8Samsung Exynos 8895
vsSpark 50s 5GMediaTek Dimensity 6400
Display
Larger120Hz
Spark 50s 5G6.78″ · 120Hz
vsGalaxy Note 86.3″ · 60Hz
Build
15 g lighter
Galaxy Note 8195 g
vsSpark 50s 5G210 g
Best For
Where each phone stands out based on this comparison.
Best if you want
More compactSamsung Galaxy Note 8
Lighter build195 g
Best if you want
More hardwareTecno Spark 50s 5G
Much lower purchase priceUSD 210
More storage128 GB
Larger battery6,500 mAh
Faster wired charging45 W wired
What CompareTab says about Samsung Galaxy Note 8 vs Tecno Spark 50s 5G
Tecno Spark 50s 5G has the larger display and faster wired charging than Galaxy Note 8, with 128 GB of storage versus 64 GB, a 6500 mAh battery versus 3300 mAh, a 120 Hz display instead of 60 Hz, and 45 W wired charging versus 15 W. It also adds a higher-resolution rear camera (50 MP versus 12 MP). Samsung Galaxy Note 8, however, is lighter at 195 g versus 210 g and has higher quoted peak brightness at 1200 nits versus 560 nits. The choice comes down to Spark 50s 5G’s storage, faster charging, battery capacity, smoother display, and higher-resolution front camera versus Galaxy Note 8’s higher quoted peak brightness and lighter build.
