Tecno Mobile Is Working On A Smartphone With 6GB RAM - Tecno AX8

Tecno Mobile seems to be working on a high-end smartphone with 6GB RAM according to information found on the Geekbench Database. 
The phone is yet to go through FCC certification so I can't actually give you the full specs. The device is dubbed the "Tecno AX8". 

According to the listing, the Tecno AX8 will be powered by Mediatek’s Helio P25 (MT6757CD) chipset, along with 6GB of RAM and will not boot 8.0 Oreo out of the box , but the outdated Android 7.0 Nougat .
Tecno.. Why?
Why should a new device boot Nougat when Oreo has been released, I'm quite unimpressed with this. However it may be updated later before the official launch so you can keep your fingers crossed and wait.
The only thing I'm actually worried about here is the price for such a device. Tecno's 4GB RAM devices cost around N90,000-N110,000. This time it's 6GB RAM and only God knows how much they'll sell this device for. Probably around N180,000.
I hope it won't become an " overrated piece of metal" . The Tecno Phantom 7 is yet to be released as well, so I'm guessing the AX8 is going to be part of a new lineup of high-end smartphones.
And Tecno Please...?
Do away with those awful looking bezels, if you're actually releasing this device anytime soon. What features would you like to see in this device, let me know in the comments.. I really want to know ☺️.

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