Lenovo A6000 with Snapdragon 410 unveiled
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- john
- rAM
- 22 Jan 2015
It has expandal memory or not.
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- AnonD-353137
- H4X
- 17 Jan 2015
Should i use micro GSM sim with this handset?
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- haroon
- vbJ
- 15 Jan 2015
Without OTG with 1GB RAM it's very very costly...
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- ub_rock
- u{6
- 12 Jan 2015
poor price tag, it will never compete with red mi 1S or hornor holly. it not come under bedget smartphone.
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- Jo
- s81
- 11 Jan 2015
Redmi Phones have more SAR values. Lenovo A6000 is good. Also Lenovo A6000 is competitor for Redmi 2S and not for Redmi Note.
Also Redmi phones are weak in their software update (Mainly India). Still Redmi 1S is with Android 4.3.
Also the cost for A6000 wil be be much less than 10K.
Xiaomi is just trying to just sell all old stocks to India.
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- Aashish
- XuZ
- 10 Jan 2015
Redmi 2s has the same configuration, yureka is much better then this on paper but can't trust micromax yureka for it's horrible after sales service, so its better u avoid yureka guys if you want peace of mind
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- tej
- Hkq
- 10 Jan 2015
i still think yu yureka is better option.
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- Harry-The Mad
- iws
- 10 Jan 2015
Lenovo has launched the A6000 smartphone today at CES 2015. The 4G LTE compatible smartphone will compete with Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 4G when it is launched in India later this month. Here we pit the two smartphones against each other to see which one prevails.
Display
The Redmi Note 4G is a bit large with 5.5-inch IPS display, while the Lenovo A6000 has a 5-inch IPS screen. Both the smartphones have a 720p display but the Lenovo A6000 has a higher pixel density. That said, it all depends on the user on the screen size they are looking for.
Processor and memory
The Lenovo A6000 is powered by a 64-bit 1.2GHz Snapdragon quad-core processor aired with 1GB of RAM, while the Redmi Note 4G has a 1.6GHz Snapdragon 400 quad-core processor paired with 2GB RAM. Both smartphones offer 8GB of internal storage.
Camera
Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 4G has a bit of an advantage here with a 13-megapixel rear camera with auto-focus and LED flash, and a 5-megapixel front snapper. The Lenovo A6000has a 8-megapixel rear sensor and a 2-megapixel front-facing snapper.
Battery
Again, the Redmi Note 4G leads here with a 3,100mAh battery, while the A6000 houses a 2,300mAh battery.
OS
Both the smartphones run on Android 4.4 KitKat with their custom UI on top.
With respect to specifications, the Redmi Note gives tough competition to the Lenovo A6000. Xiaomi’s device has better battery, camera and processor. However, the pricing of the Lenovo A6000 is what is really going to make the difference.
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- Anonymous
- RIL
- 10 Jan 2015
is the the same spec as lenovo K30?
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- Sitikantha
- uv2
- 09 Jan 2015
Serious adjustment has to be made with the pricing of the phone...
I think Rs 7500 will be good for INDIA.
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- Mukhtar
- rAe
- 09 Jan 2015
NO OTG cable connectivity is there in lenovo A6000, atleast 2GB RAM needed, Wifi hotspot, 64GB expandable
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- Anonymous
- PT@
- 09 Jan 2015
Why would anyone buy this phone when xiomi is offering same for 6000?
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- Saurabh
- bJ6
- 09 Jan 2015
Best processer and best phone
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- Anonymous
- xiK
- 09 Jan 2015
AnonD-324821, 09 Jan 201510,000? With 1GB of RAM? Any one thinking of getting that... morenot everyone is a size queen like you
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- AnonD-324821
- U@H
- 09 Jan 2015
10,000? With 1GB of RAM?
Any one thinking of getting that? I don't think so.
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- KAPILBBL
- Xu4
- 09 Jan 2015
this price range many mobile is coming 4g and ram and proccer is best
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- KAPILBBL
- Xu4
- 09 Jan 2015
this price range many mobile is coming 4g and ram and proccer is best
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- Ture Indian
- U@V
- 09 Jan 2015
To compete with Redmi1s / 2s Lenovo has to put A6000 (K3 Lemon) 7000/-.Everyone knows K3 is selling in china @ 100$.
Why indians will pay 4k more by changing the name?
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- varun
- KAp
- 09 Jan 2015
Please put in 2gb ram to make it future ready
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- AnonD-298939
- v7k
- 09 Jan 2015
Anonymous, 09 Jan 2015Another choice. But could be cheaper since Xiaomi spoilt th... moreProbably the smartest comment this year so far.
It has happened in other industries when a company starts a race-to-the-bottom war the result is a lot of companies go bust including the one who started it all. There have been rumors about Xiaomi's profit margins being a measly 2%.
I'm guessing Xiaomi's strategy is to a) sell sell sell and b) build a brand and then c) go public and cash out before they bust.