Reviewers Liked
- Fast
- Easy to use
- Relatively cheap
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Little big for a pocket
Lenovo K900
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Expert reviews and ratings
By tbreak.ae
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Lenovo certainly knew what they were doing when they crafted the K900. Its industrial look is perfect for the business world, and the extend battery life is perfect for anyone on the go. But it's rather massive size means that it will always have to be...
By ITP.net
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A quality piece of kit that is fun to use and far cheaper than you would expect...
By FirstPost
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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...
By InsideHW
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During our visit to the last MWC (Mobile World Congress) fair, one of the phones (phablets) that piqued our interest and impressed us was the Lenovo K900. Large and good high-resolution screen, metallic chassis and Intel's hardware platform that achieved...
By GoldFries
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The RRP for the K900 is RM 1,500 while the X1 is at RM 1,099. The choice of obvious. The price difference is only about RM 400 but you get a whole lot of goodies with the K900. If anyone thinks that the X1 is VALUE FOR MONEY – I'll just have to respect...
By FoneArena
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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...
By Pocket-lint
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The Lenovo K900 has officially launched in China, with the promise that it will be coming to additional international markets in the summer. The Lenovo K900 has had something of a slow launch, with a reveal at CES 2013 followed by some real hands-on...
By Trusted Reviews
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Lenovo makes laptops. Lenovo makes tablets. Did you know that Lenovo also makes phones? We'll forgive you if you don't, as they hardly ever make it to the UK. The Lenovo K900 is one phone we'd quite like to see hit our shelves, though. It's Lenovo's take...
By Pocket-lint
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Phones , Lenovo , MWC2013 , Lenovo IdeaPhone K900 Lenovo IdeaPhone K900 pictures and hands-on By Stuart Miles Follow on Twitter 25 February 2013 Share on...
By andro4all.com
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Podemos decir que el Lenovo K es un phablet de gama media, pero que tiene rasgos apuntando por encima. Lo podemos comprobar fácilmente si atendemos, por una parte, al rendimiento, que puede competir perfectamente en dicha gama, y por otra parte, a su...
By vernonchan.com
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Sharpshooter.In Part 1 and Part 2 of the Lenovo IdeaPhone K900, I touched on the key features, software, performance and overall verdict of the flagship smartphone from Lenovo. In this post, I'll touch specifically on the camera hardware and features,...
By vernonchan.com
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UnboxedThis continues the review of the feature-packed Lenovo IdeaPhone K900, where we touch on the camera, software, performance, battery life and of course the final verdict.Sharpshooter.Camera: The sharp shooterIf there's one thing that I've been...
By vernonchan.com
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China PC-maker Lenovo isn't a brand typically associated with smartphones. The leading PC brand in China first ventured into the smartphone race in 2012. Marketed as “LePhone ” in its home country and “IdeaPhone ” outside of China, the brand has quickly...
By gadgetstouse.com
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Lenovo K900 is a great device with pretty good and decent hardware which performs pretty good on day to day usage, it gives you a great build quality, large Full HD display with good pixel density. It is available for a price of around Rs. 26900 which is...
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