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Compare all 5 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Meteor Titanium · 128 GB | ₹11,900 | Not sold |
| Comet Orange · 128 GB | ₹11,450 | Not sold |
| Nightly Blue | Not sold | ₹10,399 |
| Meteor Titanium | Not sold | ₹10,399 |
| Comet Orange | Not sold | ₹10,399 |
The ZuPick verdict
The Itel Zeno 200 gets the basics right with a smooth 120 Hz screen, decent everyday use and practical extras like IP65 and an IR blaster. But in this price range, its 4G-only support, HD+ display and entry-level camera setup make it hard to recommend over better-rounded rivals.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Price history
31 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹7,999 in the period we have tracked.
₹7,999
₹9,09,900
Pros & cons
The 120 Hz screen makes scrolling feel fluid in apps and social media. It gives the phone a more responsive feel than basic 60 Hz options.
With 4 GB RAM and an AnTuTu result of about 382,000, it is fine for calling, messaging, browsing and light gaming. Day-to-day use should feel acceptable for basic users.
The 5000 mAh battery is enough for a full day of regular use. 15W charging is simple and dependable, even if it is not especially quick.
IP65 protection adds some peace of mind against dust and splashes. Features like a side fingerprint sensor, headphone jack and IR blaster are also handy at this price.
At ₹12990, missing 5G is a major drawback in this category. Buyers planning to keep the phone for a few years will get better long-term value from a 5G alternative.
The 720x1600 display is noticeably less sharp than Full HD rivals. Text and video look fine at a glance, but competing phones in this range often look crisper.
The 13 MP rear camera and 5 MP front camera are entry-level for this price. They can handle simple daylight shots, but detail and low-light results will be limited.
eMMC storage makes app installs and loading times slower than many rivals with faster storage. 15W charging also feels behind the pace in this range.
