Photos: Meet The Boom J8; Tecno’s New, Impressive & Brilliant Smart Phone

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Of the myriad of hi-tech toys out there screaming for our attention on a daily basis, none fascinates me more than smartphones.
My natural gravitation towards smartphones have seen me transit from a mere gadget freak to a Tech journalist; sniffing out the best mobile devices in the market and giving mobile users reasons to get their next smartphone.
So, doing my routine online search for top smartphones brands making the rounds this first quarter of 2016, an unexpected newcomer, TECNO BOOM J8 popped up amongst the all too familiar buzz makers such as the Samsung Galaxy S7, iPhone 6s HTC M10 and LG G5. The BOOM J8 is certainly a smart phone worth every attention.
Built for music
It will take a careful search to find a top high-end smartphone that combines highly optimized audio software and hardware components for complete immersion in music experience, like what has been done in TECNO BOOM J8.
The pre-installed custom apps like the BOOM player and BOOM Maxx apps found on BOOM J8, makes music a fresh experience for any user.
BOOM Maxx app on TECNO BOOM J8
The unique sound equalization features on the BOOM Maxx is second to none on any smart phone while the BOOM player app gives music lovers access to an online library of hit songs and smashing albums from some of Africa’s biggest music names.
The 7.35mm ultra slim body of the new BOOM J8 gives off a subtle and classy feel of this new music phone though its premium plastic unibody might appear somewhat familiar to HTC Desire fans but BOOM J8 is clearly something fresh.
Eccentric in every way
TECNO BOOM J8 specs tell the entire story and with a retail price pegged at GHC 540, the BOOM J8 may well soon become the mainstream smart phone for music and street fashion. It has all the potential.

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