Review of Lenovo P1, Best budget Smartphone ever
which looks to similarly HTC ONE but the isn't necessarily bad thing because it is a good looking device with good built quality. It also compact in size in computability use in hand due to tapered back, on the front is a 5.5-inch IPS LCD display with 1080x1920p resolution and so far looks pretty good with great colors, sharpness and brightness. And with 5.5-inches started coming the known Smartphone screen sizes most people should be perfectly fine with particular display. The phone is being powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615, 2-gigabytes of RAM with 32-gigabytes of onboard storage with microSD card expansion up to 128GB. And if is like many others mid-range Smartphone’s being powered by a same chipset than preference should generally be pretty good and so far does would be very snappy and responsive.
Going around the device you got the buttons and ports in Tripical places like 3.5mm headphone jack up top. Speaker grills and micro-USB port on the bottom and power, volume keys on the right side but one of the most notable pieces of hardware on the P1 is the built in fingerprint scanner on the bottom which is actually really great to see a mid-range phone. Its press and holds type and setting up very similar to other fingerprint scanners we just continued press on the button on to your fingerprint is completely captured and once that is done is ready to be used and from short time. That got tried out it seems to be just fast and reliable as fingerprint scanners on more high-end-devices like Galaxy S6. So, if you into Bio-metric Security than enjoy the fingerprint sensor and great seen.
Lenovo bringing a feature the normally seen un-flagships down to a more affordable Smartphone. For the battery you look and very large 5,000 mAh battery, which does make the phone quite big in terms of thickness but if you more concern about battery life than the extra thickness going to be a fair trade of.
And another interesting future with the P1 is the switch on the left side of the phone and this is actually a battery life switch the switches the phone into a power saving mode which Lenovo climes is suppose double the battery life. It is little bit unique and something we’ve never seen before but it is take that advantage anytime you want to extend battery life even further but hopefully the battery life is more than good.
Software vise should look an android 5.1.1 with Lenovo customs skin. And un-like the Fab Plus is little bit more heavily customized with rounded squire of icons and just colorful UI in general with few more extra features. Also if you willing to give up a little bit battery capacity more plastic design Lenovo has the P1m which is a very similar phone but slightly lower specs. The P1 and P1m would be going Price of $246 (Approx Rs. 15,999) and $123(Approx Rs. 7,999) respectively and would be available in flipkart in India with registration process, which is a great price two phones should be a beast in the battery life department.
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