Lenovo P70 is now official with midrange feature set and a juicier battery life. The Chinese giant boasts this handset's longevity on the road stating that it could stay up to 34 days on standby mode. If you're a fan of big batteries in a smartphone, then you might want to stick around and see what this device has to offer.
What makes it
different?
Most
of the Android smartphones don’t cross beyond the 4000 mAh line in terms of
battery capacity which the Lenovo P70 brags about.
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Display and Hardware
The
handset sports a 5-inch 720p HD IPS display fitted in an edgy bezel. The back
panel houses the 13-megapixel camera sensor alongside the LED flash. The front
camera, on the other hand, is a 5-megapixel module.
Talking
about the chipset, this handset is powered by the 64-bit MediaTek MT6752 SoC
that includes the 1.7-gigahertz CPU and Mali T760-MP2 graphics clocked at 700
MHz.
The
chipset will also be coupled by the 2GB of RAM and 16GB internal memory across
the board. There's the microSD slot for expanded memory consumption.
Connectivity-wise, the device supports 4G LTE Cat 4 and the occasional 2G and
3G bands.
This
149-gram device comes with Android 4.4 KitKat out of the box and is now
available in China for USD 224, roughly Php 10,000. The device is only
available in Midnight Blue color. Check out the rest of the specs below.
Lenovo P70 Specs
5-inch
HD Display with 1280 x 720p resolution
MediaTek
MT6752 SoC
1.7-gigahertz
octa-core CPU
Mali
T760 MP2 graphics
2-gigabyte
RAM
13-megapixel
AF Rear Camera with LED Flash
5-megapixel
Front Camera
16-gigabyte
on-board storage
MicroSD
support
Dual
SIM/Dual Standby
4G
LTE Cat 4, 3G and 2G
Wi-Fi
with Wi-Fi Hotspot
Bluetooth
4.0
GPS
with A-GPS
GLONASS
FM
Radio
3.5mm
Audio Jack
Accelerometer
Proximity
Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor
Android
4.4 KitKat
4000
mAh Battery
USD
224 (Approximately Php 9,800)