Lenovo Z6 Pro 4G Phablet Global Version
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Lenovo Z6 Pro 4G Phablet Global Version Review

Lenovo Z6 Plus Review~ The Lenovo Z6 is perhaps the most affordable of the company’s 7-series smartphones. That’s because it’s a dual-camera phone with some crazy ambitions. But it’s also a high-end smartphone, and it’s got a slew of very nice features to match. The Z6 features a super-fast Snapdragon 845 chip, which is also the world’s leading quad-core processor. And though it may lack the punch of the Snapdragon 855, the Z6 provides a nice performance boost for its price point.

This is also the first dual-camera phone I’ve used with a 5.0-inch, multi-pixel display. And it’s also the first dual-earnment phone I’ve used with a front-facing camera.

It’s got 5MP front-facing camera and a blurring pattern for background blur mode. And though it’s got a big price tag, you can still get the device for less than £250 from B&H Photo.

Anyway, this phone is designed well, has a nice design and runs on the stable software’s Android 7.0.2. It also has a dual-camera. Which is not the bokeh effect I’m all about here. It’s pretty much a reverse array setup, but we’re not going to do that.

Screen:

The screen of the Lenovo Z6 has a decent 283*1080p resolution, and as you’ve seen in the screenshots above, the screen is only 271 x 280 x 540, so it’s more than acceptable. But it’s actually pretty good. I’ve never seen anything like 283*1080p on a dual-camera phone. It’s so bright you’d be shocked at the difference you’d see in sunlight on this phone.

The fingerprint scanner is the problem here, as it has never been a problem for most Chinese phones. It’s fast, accurate and very responsive. If you’re like me and you love to have your finger on the screen, the phone will be a huge relief. If you don’t mind not having your finger on the screen when using the keyboard or whenever, this phone has no chances.

Battery:

It has a non-removable battery of 2400mAh, and the battery isn’t bad. It still gets quite hot when it’s outdoors, but no more. It’s got a big screen and great performance. I’m not one who appreciates having a battery that low.

The phone is equipped with a 1.2GHz Dual-Core Processor from MediaTek, which runs on Android 7.0. The battery is quick to charge, and once done you can get it running for around an hour or so until it runs out of juice. It will then be back to the same battery until it runs out of juice.

The battery is good on normal use. I didn’t really see any bad side effects when using the Lenovo Z6. It’s just not the best battery you can get, but if you’re into social media you’ll have a hard time finding it on normal use.

Android Version:

The Android Version of this device is 1.2. It comes with the following Google apps:

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