Highlights
- Tecno launches Tecno Phantom X2 Pro 5G in India
- Retractable portrait lens is the highlight of the phone
- Dimensity 9000 chip
- Colours: Mars Orange and Stardust Grey
- Priced at ₹49,999, available on Amazon from 24th Jan
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