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TECNO SPARK 50 Pro Launches with 60W Super Charge and 6000mAh Battery

TECNO SPARK 50 Pro features 60W Super Charge, 6000mAh battery, and advanced water and dust protection, priced at PKR 74,999.

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TECNO SPARK 50 Pro Launches with 60W Super Charge and 6000mAh Battery
TECNO SPARK 50 Pro, featuring advanced battery and charging technology.

Key Takeaways

  • TECNO SPARK 50 Pro features a 6000mAh battery and 60W Super Charge.
  • The device supports up to 43.6 hours of WhatsApp voice calls on a single charge.
  • SPARK 50 Pro is priced at PKR 74,999 and available from 10th September.

TECNO has launched the SPARK 50 Pro in Pakistan, a device that combines a long-lasting battery, super charging, and advanced water and dust protection.

The SPARK 50 Pro is built around a 6000mAh battery paired with 60W Super Charge, which can charge the device from empty to 100% in just 55 minutes.

On a single charge, the battery supports up to 43.6 hours of WhatsApp voice calls, 13.99 hours of YouTube streaming, 9.54 hours of TikTok, or 8.49 hours of PUBG gameplay.

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The device is designed to last for 1,900+ charge cycles, retaining over 80% capacity after six years of use, with three charging modes available: Super Charge, Smart Charge, and Low-Temp Charge.

AI Charging Protection learns usage patterns and caps charging at 80% to preserve battery health, while Custom Charging Protection allows users to set their own cap between 80–95%.

The SPARK 50 Pro carries IP68 certification, offering protection against water and dust, and also holds SGS Five-Star Premium Drop certification, tested to 1.2m daily drops and an 1.8m extreme drop.

The camera module is ringed in aircraft-grade 6-series aluminium, with a 50MP Sony LYTIA 600 sensor at 1/1.95” with Fast PDAF, supported by AI RAW 2.0 for consistent results.

Performance-wise, the device is powered by the MediaTek Helio G100 Ultimate, scoring above 550,000 on AnTuTu and sustaining PUBG at 60FPS and Free Fire at 90FPS.

The SPARK 50 Pro is available in four colours: Ink Black, Titanium Grey, Dynamic Orange, and Midnight Blue, priced at PKR 74,999, starting from 10th September through TECNO’s authorised retail network nationwide.