Tecno unveiled the Camon 19 Pro in June at a gathering in New York’s Rockefeller Center. When it was first released, it came in two hues, but as it travels to India, a third choice is now available.
As the first phone in Asia with numerous changing colours on the back, meet the Tecno Camon 19 Pro Mondrian. One of the most well-known abstract painters of the 20th century, Pier Mondrian, is emulated in the design.
The polychromatic photoisomer technology is used in the smartphone that can change colours. In a nod to Mondrian’s rejection of visually perceived reality as subject matter, it enables the monochrome cover to display numerous colours under various lighting conditions.
Following the artist’s intention to limit forms to their most fundamental components while different hues convey various meanings, the thick lines and straight angles.
Different rectangles in the Camon 19 Pro’s design exhibit various blue and purple tones when exposed to sunshine. After 22 stages of “rigorous crafting” and 500 testing iterations, the product is finished.
The hardware is essentially the same, with a Helio G96 chipset, a 64MP main camera with RGBW sensor, and a 50 MP 2x portrait cam. The design is completely new and among the more innovative options on the market. Additionally, the cameras enable EIS, OIS, and HDR.
The first model Tecno releases in India for this LTE-only Camon 19 Pro is the Mondrian version. Pre-ordering on Amazon will start on September 22 for INR17,999.
