Smartphones

Start with your budget, then compare five specs: battery capacity (5,000mAh or more for all-day use), RAM (at least 4GB, ideally 6-8GB), storage (128GB minimum), camera, and network support (4G or 5G). Jumia Nigeria lists 8,000+ smartphones, and you can narrow them by price, brand, RAM, screen size, camera megapixels, seller score and customer rating. Tick "Only Official Store" to see phones sold directly by brands such as Samsung, Xiaomi, Motorola and Google Pixel. If power cuts are common where you live, put battery life first.

Jumia Nigeria sells all the major smartphone brands, including Samsung, Apple, Google Pixel, Tecno, Infinix, itel, Xiaomi (Redmi and Poco), Oppo, Airtab, Realme, Honor and Motorola. To reduce the risk of buying a counterfeit phone, tick "Only Official Store" to see listings from participating brands and authorised sellers. Before ordering, check the seller score, customer ratings, warranty details and return eligibility on the product page.

Smartphone prices on Jumia Nigeria range from about ₦55,000 to over ₦3 million. As of October 2026, typical price ranges are:

• Under ₦150,000: entry-level phones such as the itel A18, A50 and A06, redbeat models, and renewed phones
• ₦150,000–₦250,000: Tecno Pop 20 and Spark 50, Infinix Smart 20 and Hot 70, itel Power 80 and City 200, Samsung Galaxy A06 and A07, Xiaomi Redmi 15C
• ₦250,000–₦500,000: Tecno Spark 40 Pro and Camon 50, Infinix Hot 70 Pro and Note Edge, itel S26 Ultra, Samsung Galaxy A17 (6–8GB) and A26 5G, Redmi Note 15
• ₦500,000–₦800,000: Tecno Camon 50 Pro and Camon 40 Premier, Infinix Note 60 Pro, Samsung Galaxy A57 5G, Oppo Reno 15F, vivo V70 FE
• ₦800,000–₦1.5 million: Infinix GT 50 Pro and Zero Flip, Tecno Camon 50 Ultra 5G
• Over ₦1.5 million: flagships such as the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL and the iPhone 17, 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max

To shop within your budget, set the Price filter or sort by "Price: Low to High."

For battery life, look at capacity first. A 5,000mAh battery typically gets you through a full day of moderate use, such as calls, WhatsApp and some video. For heavy use or frequent power cuts, choose 6,500–7,000mAh, such as the itel Power 80, Tecno Spark 50 or Infinix Hot 70 Pro, which can last well over a day. Rugged models like the Blackview FORT 1 reach 10,000mAh. Fast charging (33W and above) matters just as much during power outages. For cameras, megapixels alone don't decide quality. Image processing, sensor size and optical image stabilisation (OIS) matter more, so compare customer photos in the reviews. Jumia's "Power all Day" and "Best for Photos" collections group phones that do well on each.

It depends on how you'll use it:

• Basic calls, WhatsApp and social media: a 4GB RAM phone under ₦200,000 is enough.
• Gaming: look for a 90-120Hz display, a capable processor and fast charging. For casual gaming on a budget, the Infinix Hot 70 pairs a 120Hz screen with a Helio G100 chip and 45W charging. For heavier games, choose 8GB+ RAM, such as the vivo V70 FE (120Hz, 8GB, 7,000mAh) or Samsung Galaxy A57 5G.
• Photography and content creation: choose mid-range or premium Samsung, vivo, Oppo, Pixel or iPhone models.
• Business: prioritise dual SIM, large storage and long battery life.

Jumia's "Built for Speed," "Best for Photos," "Power all Day" and "Large Storage" collections group phones by these needs.