Author: Brand Spot

Vezeeta, Middle East and Africa’s leading digital healthcare platform has built a strong foothold in Kenya, since first launching its operations in the East African market in June 2020, by meeting the urgent need for quality healthcare accessibility and affordability across the nation. Vezeeta’s patient-centric platform is transforming the healthcare experience of over 6 million patients across the MEA region, by digitally streamlining their journey, and ensuring easy access to quality care for all via AI-powered solutions. In the past 4 months, Vezeeta’s presence in the Kenyan market has strengthened, accounting for a 50 percent growth in month-on-month bookings, attesting…

The OPPO A93 has finally been launched in Kenya and is available in stores for Ksh 27,000. This is the successor to the OPPO A92 that we reviewed a few months back. We loved that phone for its performance and cameras and are expecting the same from the A93. It builds on the success of the A92 by adding a few new features that make it a phone worth considering for anyone looking for a device under Ksh 30,000. This phone can even be considered a mini version of the company’s current flagship in Kenya, the OPPO Reno 4. From…

If you are a Zuku subscriber, you need to pay for your subscription at least once a month.  There are a number of ways to go about this but they all lead to the same goal, paying your monthly subscription. The number of ways to pay for your Zuku subscription range from Mobile money services such as M-Pesa, Airtel all the way through to Visa Cards. Direct debit This is an instruction from you to your bank authorizing Zuku to transfer money (Zuku service subscription fee) from your bank account to your Zuku account. This will be deducted automatically on…

The Huawei Y9a is the latest from the company to launch in Kenya and is available in stores for Ksh 31,000.  The phone should be available through Jumia and most other smartphone retailers across the country. The Huawei Y9a, just like most other recent smartphones from the company, does not come with Google services. This has been the case for a while but Huawei has its own alternative it called Huawei Mobile Services. The phone works great except for the fact that users do not get access to some Google services, some of which come baked in in the apps…

The Tecno Camon was officially launched yesterday and is already available on Jumia for Ksh 28,500. This is the successor to the Camon 15 Premier from earlier this year and builds up on that including the addition of a 90HZ display. It is strange to see two devices in the same series launched just months apart but I guess with the fast-changing tech world, anything is possible. The Camon 16 Premier looks quite different from the Camon 15 Premier. It does not feel as bulky and the back camera is held in a square module at the back. For the…

Bolt has launched an affordable ride option dubbed Bolt Lite in Nakuru and Kisumu targeting passengers seeking low budget travel.  Bolt Lite category aims to make rides more affordable to customers, which in turn translate to more trips, hence stronger earnings for drivers.    It offers customers an opportunity to pay less for their trips and still get convenient transportation.   “Our drivers are at the core of our operations and we truly believe that happy drivers mean a better quality service for clients.  This explains why we’ve been doing extensive reviews to ensure that we continue to provide best earnings for…

The LG NanoCell TVs offer a wide range of benefits and its connection options let you watch what you want from the installed apps and even your mobile devices as well as connecting your TV to your smart devices. With these connection options, you can consume the content that you want without any restrictions. Connection Through Apps The LG NanoCell is powered by WebOS which gives users access to a wide range of video on demand services. Some of the apps users can get access to include DSTV Now, Netflix, ShowMax, YouTube, Amazon Prime just to name a few. Through…

If you are looking for a smartphone within the Ksh 9,500 to 11,000 price range, you may have come across the Xiaomi Redmi 9A or the realme C11. These are the latest from the two manufacturers and you can get them in Kenya right now. The realme C11 was launched in the country this week and is available from KSH 9,999. The Redmi 9A on the other hand is also available for Ksh 9,999 but the price can vary depending on where you get it from. Both these are good phones but in the end you have to choose one.…

The LG NanoCell TVs are all about improved picture quality and viewing experience. Besides relying on the nano particles it uses to filter out unwanted wavelengths of light for the best experience, these TVs also employ Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to take that experience further. Detecting the content Type The LG NanoCell TV is able to detect the content that is on the screen and adjust the settings accordingly. This is possible through the AI processors it comes with that detect the genre of the content you are watching and optimize the picture and sound for the best experience. Switching…

The realme C11 is the latest from the manufacture to launch in Kenya. The phone is available in stores in Kenya for Ksh 10,000. At this price, this is the cheapest realme smartphone in Kenya and this is a good segment to be in and might help the company expand its presence locally. Realme is a new smartphone brand in Kenya but the company has been operating in Asia for a couple of years. It started off as a sub brand under OPPO but is now an independent brand. OPPO and realme share a few things when it comes to…