Abstract: The Lenovo K900 happens to be the company's flagship offering. The phablet retails at Rs 25,000 and comes in a single SIM variant. It happens to be Lenovo's most expensive offering in India. It also happens to one of the first high-end handsets in India t...
The Lenovo K900 has so much going for it - the looks, the screen, the camera are all top-notch. And yet, I cant give it an outright recommendation because it falters on three critical criteria - the performance, the battery life and the call quality.Each...
The Lenovo K900 launched at an MRP of Rs 32,999 (~ $490 at current rates), but has since received a price cut and is now priced at Rs 28,999 (~ $430). In fact, some online retailers have it available for as low as ~ Rs 26,000 (~ $385). It has a few niggle...
Built very well, Imposing form factor, Crisp display, Good performance
Heats up a lot, even under minimal stress, Direct impact on battery life, Too big for single hand operation
An imposing phone, the K900 sports an impressive build, a great display, solid performance, and rather decent camera. For what is Intel's first serious attempt at the high-end smartphone market, currently dominated by Qualcomm's Snapdragon series of proce...
Lenovo K900 is possibly the best choice if you want your phone to with high power and optimization and not slow down over a period of time like most Android devices. The premium metal finish makes the phone have a great built that your money compliments t...
Extremely thin and solid build, Great display, Superb camera with usable low light shots, Fast performance, Good battery life
Wear and tear issues, Unwieldy for normal hands, Over heating might be a problem for gaming, Lenovo UI and some default apps, No micro SD slot,
In the end, the K900 is a noteworthy flagship from Lenovo. Small quirks in hardware and software aside, it is a compelling product that offers an amazingly thin and solid build, a superb camera that takes usable low light shots, a great screen for medi...
The K900 is priced at Rs 32,999 and should be available in store shelves very soon. The handset will directly compete with the Samsung Galaxy Mega, Optimus G and the Sony Xperia ZR, which fall under the similar price bracket. However, its real competitio...
Abstract: Think Lenovo think laptops. Soon Lenovo wants you to think Smartphones too. Though Lenovo has a sizeable presence in China, now the company has set eyes on Global market and rolling out new models in various markets with India, Philippines and Russia to b...
