Lenovo K13 Note
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- Vishnu
- 3Y9
- 17 Oct 2023
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- Anonymous
- mFd
- 28 Dec 2022
Awesome
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- Anonymous
- m4q
- 19 Nov 2022
Ab, 03 Jul 20211 main screen side slide no have 2 battery like 3000 mah v... morethank for review
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- Floreme
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- 17 Nov 2022
How to change this fonts cannot change . Please help me how!!!
Thank you lenovo.
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- Phone lord
- xjH
- 04 Oct 2022
I love this phone because it makes perfect sense,i just ordered it,can't wait
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- Podolski
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- 23 Aug 2022
Anonymous, 31 Jan 2022How where I can buy this product availableI love the phone. It makes sense
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- Anonymous
- DkT
- 06 Feb 2022
Mickey Ferguson, 27 Jun 2021From where can i buy it in India? Where I can buy in India this mobile
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- Anonymous
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- 31 Jan 2022
Mickey Ferguson, 27 Jun 2021From where can i buy it in India? How where I can buy this product available
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- 3Yf
- 03 Jul 2021
Fitted254, 25 Jun 2021Lenovo doing what xiaomi does with poco phones only that le... more1 main screen side slide no have
2 battery like 3000 mah very fast draining
3 dual aplication not support
4 wallpaper stretch and not clear
5 one week 4 time hanging
6 remote sensor no have
7 sound no good
8 I'm missing huawei y9
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- Derick Abraham
- ypc
- 27 Jun 2021
6 years back, lenovo launched K3 note with Full HD display.
Cheaper Full HD back then.
Now what!!!
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- Fitted254
- Nvx
- 25 Jun 2021
Lenovo doing what xiaomi does with poco phones only that lenovo did not change anything once they copied the homework coz basically this is a Moto G10 in all aspects down to the looks.
- NeonHD
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- 24 Jun 2021
Jhe, 24 Jun 2021You're right about different consumer preferences, and... moreOf course. Since this is a budget low-end device I wouldn't fault it for having a 720p display. And you are right, the display isn't too low-res to the point that all they see are pixels. I guess what I was trying to say is that it is clearly obvious to someone that this phone's screen is not sharp (i.e. not HD). The illusion of "high-definition" only appears when the DPI is 330 and above.
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- 24 Jun 2021
NeonHD, 24 Jun 2021If battery life is your main priority then okay fair enough... moreYou're right about different consumer preferences, and that '270ppi is more than enough' thing. I just don't agree that 270ppi will make pixels CLEARLY visible to everyone in day to day use even at 6.5" display, its just not as sharp (try asking an elderly). And here in the budget category, a no-visible-pixel-display isn't a top priority. Its not just about battery life I'm talking about - its balancing pros and cons for a trimmed down price that's more evident in this budget segement. Mobile games are becoming more mainstream, low res panels can benefit gamers who would want every little help they can get to push FPS and reduce stuttering on phone with a specs they can afford (coz more pixels require more processing power), also 720p media content is still a thing especially for places/users that needs low bandwidth. So yeah, priorities. But if this is a mid range device, I'll surely join you criticizing a low res display. Hehe
- NeonHD
- gmF
- 24 Jun 2021
Jhe, 24 Jun 2021I'll gladly take the less sharper 270ppi over 330ppi f... moreIf battery life is your main priority then okay fair enough. Everybody has their own use cases. My comment was mainly in response to the previous commenter who said "720p is more than enough", which is not true at all from an aesthetic viewpoint, which like I said earlier is based on the rationale that the eye stops treating the screen as pixels beyond 326PPI. 326PPi should really be the bare minimum for smartphones.
Also I really doubt that there would be any significant difference in battery life between 270ppi vs 330 ppi.
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- Jhe
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- 24 Jun 2021
NeonHD, 22 Jun 2021> 720p is more than enough. False. It has already ... moreI'll gladly take the less sharper 270ppi over 330ppi for a hand held device if it means less power draw; saving battery life and lesser processing power thus greatly reducing cost. Its not like every people would stare few inches away from their phone screen distinguishing individual pixels.
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- Anonymous
- 3Sq
- 23 Jun 2021
NeonHD, 22 Jun 2021Even the K6 Note was a bit underwhelming tbh. This is comin... moreYesterday, Lenovo released the K13 Note.
But, how does it work?
- NeonHD
- gmF
- 22 Jun 2021
Light, 19 Jun 2021Unbelievable. I have a Lenovo K6 Note which was released in... moreEven the K6 Note was a bit underwhelming tbh. This is coming from somebody who owned the much older Lenovo K3 Note which was released back in 2015.
At the time the K3 Note was considered one of the best budget mid-range phones. It had a strong mediatek chipset that pulled an average antutu score of 47K-50K, which scored higher than the SD801. The display was 5.5" 1080p and it had very deep blacks for an IPS. The back was actually removable and you could replace the battery. All this for $150, which was an insane deal back then.
Compared to the K6 Note, the K3 note still had a more powerful processor, was a bit thinner, and had replaceable battery. I am VERY proud and happy to be a K3 Note owner, it was actually my first phone and had so much good memories with it. Probably the best phone from Lenovo, honestly. The K5 Note (2016) was also pretty good and still had a better chipset than the later K6 Note.
BTW I don't mean to insult the K6 Note, obviously you had some great memories with that phone too.
- NeonHD
- gmF
- 22 Jun 2021
Anonymous, 22 Jun 2021Full HD on 5-inch display is overkill and mostly a PR thing... more> 720p is more than enough.
False.
It has already been proven by Apple precisely ten years ago that the human eye cannot distinguish individual pixels with a PPI (pixels per inch) of more than 326. This phone has a PPI of 270, therefore the pixels are clearly visible and thus do not provide that minimum sense of clarity. Even the iPhone 4 with 326 PPI would look much sharper than this phone.
It is really not the matter of the resolution, but rather the PPI, which is determined BOTH by resolution and the size of the display. 720p on a 5 inch display would for sure be more than 326 PPI, but 720p on a 6.5" display is barely sufficient.
Many things are a PR thing, this is not. If you want real scientific proof, go look up 'Fovea centralis' on Wikipedia and read section 3.1. I doubt you'll understand it, though.
EDIT: Let me just point out that I do agree with your statement that "Full HD on 5-inch display" is plenty enough. It's not overkill, but it's plenty enough. However you seem to be implying that 720p on a 6.5" is more than enough, which is simply not true.