Phone brands in Nigeria
We track 18 brands from ₦60,000 up to ₦500,000. Pick a brand to see its current models, prices and specifications.
Samsung phones
14 models · ₦130,000 – ₦485,000
Samsung is the most widely serviced phone brand in Nigeria, with authorised care centres in most major cities. Its Galaxy A and M series cover the ₦100,000–₦300,000 range with AMOLED screens, long software support and strong resale value.
Tecno phones
12 models · ₦159,000 – ₦489,020
Tecno builds specifically for African markets, which shows in the big batteries, loud speakers and aggressive pricing. Camon models focus on cameras while Spark and Pova target students and heavy users on a budget.
Apple phones
6 models · ₦410,000 – ₦968,625
Apple iPhones are the reference point for resale value, camera consistency and long software support. In Nigeria the sweet spot is the iPhone 13 and 14 family: five to six years of iOS updates, excellent video and the widest accessory and repair network in Computer Village. Prices here are for brand-new units with physical SIM and eSIM options.
Infinix phones
8 models · ₦121,000 – ₦435,530
Infinix competes on raw specifications for the money — large batteries, fast charging and high refresh-rate screens at prices where rivals cut corners. Note and Hot series dominate the ₦100,000–₦250,000 bracket.
Xiaomi phones
12 models · ₦115,900 – ₦444,275
Xiaomi and its Redmi line offer some of the strongest processors and cameras per naira in Nigeria. Software is feature-heavy, and official service coverage is thinner than Samsung's, so buy from sellers who honour warranty.
POCO phones
6 models · ₦117,747 – ₦221,637
POCO focuses on performance for the price — gaming-friendly chipsets and high refresh-rate screens, with fewer camera frills.
itel phones
11 models · ₦87,000 – ₦247,000
itel is the entry point for many first-time smartphone buyers in Nigeria, with dependable basics, long battery life and the lowest prices on this site.
Nokia phones
2 models · ₦169,999 – ₦219,999
Nokia phones prioritise durability and clean, near-stock Android over headline specifications — a sensible pick if you want simplicity and long updates.
OPPO phones
10 models · ₦138,020 – ₦430,000
OPPO is known for slim designs, bright screens and very fast charging, with selfie cameras that punch above their price.
realme phones
9 models · ₦104,040 – ₦348,292
realme packs high refresh-rate screens, big batteries and fast charging into competitive prices, aimed squarely at younger buyers.
vivo phones
8 models · ₦158,200 – ₦475,000
vivo focuses on camera processing and battery capacity, and its Y series is one of the better-value mid-range families sold in Nigeria.
Honor phones
15 models · ₦114,660 – ₦480,000
Honor offers premium-feeling designs and large batteries in the mid-range, though its service network in Nigeria is still growing.
Google phones
3 models · ₦380,000 – ₦500,000
Google Pixel phones run Android exactly as Google designed it, with the fastest updates and the best point-and-shoot camera processing in their price class. They are less common in Nigeria than Samsung or Tecno, so stock moves quickly — message us to confirm availability before you pay.
OnePlus phones
1 models · ₦300,000 – ₦300,000
OnePlus focuses on fast performance and fast charging. Models like the Nord series pair flagship-grade chips with smooth high-refresh screens, so they feel quicker than their price suggests, though official service centres in Nigeria are limited.
ZTE phones
6 models · ₦120,000 – ₦360,000
ZTE and its Nubia sub-brand deliver unusually large screens, big batteries and generous storage for the money. They are a smart pick if you want 8GB RAM and 256GB storage without paying Samsung prices, and several models add 5G under ₦350,000.
HMD phones
4 models · ₦99,372 – ₦351,722
HMD builds the phones that carry the Nokia legacy, now under its own name. Expect clean Android, sturdy plastic bodies, dependable 5000mAh batteries and easy-to-replace parts — a practical choice for buyers who value reliability over flashy specs.
Blackview phones
2 models · ₦117,504 – ₦125,700
Blackview specialises in budget Android phones with large screens and big batteries at entry-level prices. They are best suited to first-time smartphone buyers and second phones for calls, WhatsApp and light browsing.
Villaon phones
1 models · ₦60,060 – ₦60,060
Villaon makes very affordable entry-level Android phones for calls, messaging and social media. Storage and memory are modest, so treat them as starter or backup phones rather than everyday workhorses.