Tecno Camon CM Review: Display
As mention above, the display on the Camon CM is not bezelless, yet the inherent bezels can never be a deal breaker. The device is a 5.65-inch IPS HD+ (1440x720p) display with Corning Gorilla Glass. This translate into around 280 PPI. While 280 pixel per inch might not be as impressive as the 401 PPI on the older Camon CX, the screen is still very OK.
The device is bright enough for both indoor and outdoor usage, and color reproductions is done fairly well. I found the maximum brightness to be a bit over-powering during indoor use, and a somehow not enough in outdoor use. While direct sunlight use is generally possible, you might need to tilt the screen at intervals due to screen reflections.
The viewing angles are okay, but don’t expect anything more than that. I noticed that tilting the device during a movie will generally retain the color and brightness, but there’ll be a notable increase in contrast from the opposite direction.
While I have no much issue with the display quality on the Camon CM, I will still mention one very saddening issue. And that is the fact that the Tecno Camon CM touch panel support only 3 fingers at a time, instead of the standard 5 finger-touch panel recommended for Android devices.
That won’t affect most average users, because I’m sure only few uses app demanding multiple screen touch per time. But if you are a heavy gamer, this might limit you from installing some games on the Camon CM, and Tecno really need to come up with a better touch panel next time
