Editors Liked
- Very long battery life
- Android 5.1 OS and VIBE UI
- Fingerprint sensor
- Excellent hardware
Editors Didn't Like
- Slightly bulkier body - 175 grams weight and 9.3 mm thickness
Lenovo Vibe X3
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By gizchina.com
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The Lenovo Vibe X3 is the most feature packed Android smartphone on the market at this price. It has amazing build quality, a wonderful screen and a fast camera with fun camera application. The performance of the phone is spot on, audio is amazing...
By gizchina.com
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So far so good I am really impressed with the camera on the Lenovo Vibe X3. It's fast offers great clarity and there are a ton of features to play about with to get the perfect photos. My only issue with the Lenovo Vibe X3 so far is that I've still...
By gizchina.com
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As soon as I saw the 21 mega-pixel sensor and the audio hardware of the Lenovo Vibe X3 I knew I just had to have one and now that it has arrived here are my first impressions. Lenovo launched 3 versions of the Vibe X3 last month, there was an...
By TechRadar
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Lenovo has tried to offer a combination of high-end features and hardware in the form of Vibe X3 and for the most part, the company has succeeded in delivering it. The smartphone comes out to be the best multimedia device by offering a solid audio-video...
By gizlogic.com
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En conclusión, el Lenovo Vibe X3 es un muy buen smartphone que nos garantiza una fluidez espectacular y una calidad de imagen (tanto en pantalla como en fotografías) fantástica. Tendremos entre manos uno de los modelos más deseados y esperados del año,...
By igyaan.in
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The phone offers up good specs, excellent build quality and great security with a conveniently placed fingerprint scanner. However, the price of Rs. 19,999 puts it in the slightly high price bracket, however if you compare it to the likes of handsets...
By klgadgetguy.com
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For all the flaws of the Vibe X3, there is some parts of the phone that I truly liked. I like the overall build of the Lenovo as it isn't as flashy as some of the flagship level phones are. The screen on the Vibe X3 stands out for being brighter than...
By FirstPost
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Lenovo Vibe X3 is a good phone under the Rs 20,000 price bracket and will certainly be a strong competitor to its own sibling – the Motorola Moto X Play (which is selling for slightly less), the only exception being the clean OS on the Moto X Play and...
By FirstPost
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Lenovo Vibe X3 is a good phone under the Rs 20,000 price bracket and will certainly be a strong competitor to its own sibling – the Motorola Moto X Play (which is selling for slightly less), the only exception being the clean OS on the Moto X Play and...
By Gadgets360
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Lenovo has delivered very nearly the best components in circulation right now, and considering that the price is just shy of Rs. 20,000, this is not a bad thing by any means. The Vibe X3 aims to undercut popular phones such as the OnePlus 2 (Review |...
By Digit
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Lenovo has been making small changes to its devices ever since the K3 Note, and it has all led up to this flagship device. The Lenovo Vibe X3 is arguably the best phone Lenovo has ever made and should definitely be considered.Lenovo Vibe X3: Detailed...
By soyacincau.com
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Gimmicky features on smartphones are difficult to put your finger on. Often times when it comes to your smartphone experience, they can do more harm than good.But there are those rare few features that simply complete a smartphone. Lenovo 's new...
By twentyfirsttech.com
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Lenovo's Vibe X3 is the phone you should consider in the Vibe Series. With a solid processor and high-resolution camera, the Vibe X3 is a force to be reckoned with. The addition of virtual reality capabilities thanks to the integration with ANTVR makes...
By chip.com.my
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If you're looking for a smartphone that performs well not only in work but also fun, the Lenovo VIBE X3 definitely hits the spot.(previously published in issue...
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