Lenovo A6000 - THE BIG REVIEW

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Lenovo A6000 was another exciting launch at the CES 2015. This 4G LTE smartphone will be launched in India on 16th January. It is tipped to take the competition against Redmi Note 4G and Micromax YU Yureka to a whole new level.

PROCESSOR
The A6000 is powered by a 64-bit quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 (MSM8916) SoC clocked at 1.2GHz. The mobile is coupled with 1GB of RAM. The graphics is powered by Adreno 306 GPU.

DISPLAY
The Lenovo A6000 features a 5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) IPS display, which is smaller than 5.5-inch the display on both Micromax's Yu Yureka and Xiaomi's Redmi Note 4G. The smartphone measures 141 x 70 x 8.2 mm, weighs 128 grams. The dual-SIM smartphone supports Micro-SIM cards.


CAMERA
It features a rear camera of 8 megapixels and a front facing camera of 2 MP with LED flash.

ANDROID
This dual SIM smartphone features the older Android 4.4 Kitkat OS. The look is enhanced with Vibe UI 2.0.  However an update to the android version should be provided soon.

MEMORY
A6000 has 1 GB RAM and an internal storage of 8 GB. The storage can be extended up to 32GB via a microSD card.

BATTERY
The smartphone has a 2300 mAh battery which is quite less for its large HD screen. The battery is not removable which comes out as a disappointment.

PRICE
The official price of the Lenovo A6000 is yet to be known. However, rumours suggest that it could be around Rs. 10,000. The phone will be launched in India on 16th January. It will be available only through Flipkart.

The segment in which Lenovo A6000 is launched is the hottest in town. However, the key feature which could decide its popularity will surely be its price. It needs to be priced very aggressively below Rs. 9000 which will trigger the competition between itself, Yureka and Redmi Note. The latter two are much better in terms of specifications.  


Lenovo A6000 detailed specifications


Release date
January 2015
Form factor
Touchscreen
Dimensions (mm)
141.00 x 70.00 x 8.20
Weight (g)
128.00
Battery capacity (mAh)
2300
Removable battery
No
Colours
Black
SAR value
NA
DISPLAY
Screen size (inches)
5.00
Touchscreen
Yes
Touchscreen type
Capacitive
Resolution
720x1280 pixels
HARDWARE
Processor
1.2GHz  quad-core
Processor make
Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 MSM8916
RAM
1GB
Internal storage
8GB
CAMERA
Rear camera
8-megapixel
Flash
Yes
Front camera
2-megapixel
SOFTWARE
Operating System
Android 4.4
Skin
Vibe UI 2.0
Java support
Yes
Browser supports Flash
Yes
CONNECTIVITY
Wi-Fi
Yes
Wi-Fi standards supported
NA
GPS
Yes
Bluetooth
Yes
NFC
No
Infrared
No
DLNA
No
Wi-Fi Direct
No
MHL Out
No
HDMI
No
Headphones
3.5mm
FM
Yes
USB
Micro-USB
Charging via Micro-USB
Yes
Proprietary charging connector
No
Proprietary data connector
No
Number of SIMs
2
SIM 1

SIM Type
Micro-SIM
GSM/ CDMA
GSM
3G
Yes
SIM 2

SIM Type
Micro-SIM
GSM/ CDMA
GSM
3G
No
SENSORS
Compass/ Magnetometer
No
Proximity sensor
Yes
Accelerometer
Yes
Ambient light sensor
Yes
Gyroscope
Yes
Barometer
No
Temperature sensor
No


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