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TECNO, the innovative global technology brand, has officially launched its pioneering AI experience store, the first and largest of its kind in Accra, located at the American Mall, Circle, Ghana.

This new store combines sleek design with cutting-edge technology, offering customers an extensive lineup of products including smartphones, tablets, smart wearables, laptops, and smart home devices.

The grand opening, which was held on Saturday, July 26th, 2025, marked a landmark moment for TECNO Ghana and the mobile retail landscape in West Africa.

Held in the vibrant forecourt of American Mall on the Tiptoe lane at Circle, the event was celebrated as a transformative step towards a new era of interactive and AI-powered shopping experiences in the region.
By blending innovation with style, the TECNO flagship store aims to immerse consumers in a seamless, intelligent ecosystem where technology enhances everyday life.

This milestone reinforces TECNO's dedication to delivering advanced technology solutions tailored to meet the evolving needs of Ghanaian and West African customers.
Marking a Milestone in Technology and Community Togetherness
The event kicked off with a symbolic sod-cutting ceremony led by TECNO brand managers alongside Mr. Ebenezer Amoako, Operations Manager at MaxBuy.
The occasion attracted a diverse crowd made up of fans, investors, and curious passersby, all eager to witness TECNO’s expanding presence in Ghana’s tech scene.

Attendees enjoyed hands-on opportunities with TECNO’s latest smartphone lineup, including the CAMON, SPARK, and PHANTOM series, and were particularly captivated by innovative breakthroughs such as the TECNO Dynamic 1, an advanced robotic dog that highlights the brand’s commitment to cutting-edge technology.
Celebrating Innovation: Thrills and Prizes at TECNO’s Flagship Launch
The day was filled with thrilling activities that delighted attendees. Grand sale raffles offered lucky customers the chance to win exciting prizes, including a TECNO Megabook, Megapad 11, and Buds 4 Air.

Adding to the excitement, a treasure hunt challenged visitors to locate a hidden SPARK 40 Pro+ within the store. After three intense rounds and 15 enthusiastic participants, one fortunate winner emerged, proudly taking home the brand-new SPARK 40 Pro+.
A Cutting-Edge Hub for Artificial Intelligence and Innovation
The launch attracted a large and enthusiastic crowd while showcasing TECNO’s impressive advancements in AI technology.

Features such as noise cancellation, AI eraser, AI portrait generator, AI-powered writing and summarising, and more are seamlessly integrated into TECNO’s smart devices, underscoring the brand’s commitment to cutting-edge innovation.
This flagship store marks a bold step forward in TECNO’s vision to revolutionise the mobile retail experience in Ghana.
With its sleek modern design, immersive product displays, and dedicated customer service zones, the store provides a world-class environment that appeals to both technology enthusiasts and everyday smartphone users alike.

A High Profile Festivity
Renowned personalities such as AJ Poundz, Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, and AJ Sarpong energised the event, engaging fans and sharing exciting highlights with audiences across multiple social media channels.
Influencers such as Kobby Kyei Media, Evandy, and Pent Media also played a key role, adding flair and drawing in a vibrant, tech-savvy crowd of young consumers.

The festivities reached a thrilling climax with an electrifying performance by Ghanaian music star Mr Drew alongside DJ Phantom and emerging underground artists Valentine and Netiket.
Their dynamic acts invigorated the audience, closing the event on a high note filled with lasting excitement and Zeal.
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