Naturally, other companies also want to imitate Xiaomi’s success. Good effort in this direction has been made by Micromax through its product YU and Lenovo, Xiaomi’s largest rival company in the Chinese market.
It is not that the company is becoming part of the flash cell for the first time through the Lenovo A6000 Plus. Earlier, the company had a lot of success in the flash cell of A6000 and A7000 models. Agressive pricing and excellent feature also contributed to this. Now the company has launched the Lenovo A6000 Plus model in the market for Rs 7,499, which is somewhat an upgraded version of A6000. It takes out the old demand but minor changes have been made to keep the product fresh.
Look and design
Lenovo A6000 Plus does not make any such special look so that it can see the difference from A6000 in it. Both phones are seen in the same way. We could not distinguish after placing both phones in the side. Needless to tell that the dimensions and weight of the A6000 Plus is similar to its previous version. Matte finish remains intact on the rear cover, we are happy with the ergonomics of this phone.
Talking about small nuances, nothing has changed. Volume rockers and power buttons are on the right side. Micro-USB port and 3.5mm socket tops. The front camera and the earpiece are above the screen, two speakers in the back side of the phone. The phone’s screen is 5 inches and its pixel density (density) is 294ppi. There is no change from A6000 in this case also.
Specifications and software
The 64-Bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 SoC processor has been used in the Lenovo A6000 Plus. The main difference between Lenovo A6000 and A6000 Plus is about internal storage and RAM. The Plus model has 16 GB of internal storage and 2 GB RAM, while the A6000 models have storage 8 GB and RAM 1 GB. Through microSD, you can increase the phone’s storage up to 32 GB. This increase will appeal to customers who pay attention to value for money. This feature assures users to use Lenovo A6000 Plus for a long time.
All other specifications are like old models. The phone has an 8 -megapixel rear and a 2 -megapixel front camera. The phone has 4G connectivity. It has Bluetooth 4.0 and 2,300mAh lithium-polymer battery.
The Lenovo A6000 Plus has Android Kitkat 4.4.4 operating system, above which Vibe 2.0 has a user interface. There are still many features in this phone that use excess RAM and space. Apart from this, there are excess pre -printold apps. Some of these are worth using, but the rest only work to take screen space. However, they can be uninstall and disabled. So there is nothing to worry about. In the user interface, the lack of app drawer is clearly visible. It looks more cartoon representation and furious than our desire, but this problem can be found by downloading good launcher from Google Play Store.
Camera
The simple look of the camera app remains intact, along with all the settings are hidden in the same menu. It is very easy to switch between photos, videos and Panorama mode. Apart from this, there are very useful shortcuts for front camera, flash and HDR mode. Autofocus also works very fast and does the right thing to a great extent.
By the way, cameras with Lenovo A6000 model have been used in this phone. Mainly, delite shots have the main issues in oversexper and low light. The camera of this smartphone cannot be said to be bad, but it does not always take a good photo. The video is recorded in the 720p resolution. At the same time, in view of the budget smartphone range, a 2 -megapixel front camera works enough.
Performance
The increase in RAM ensured that in its price range it performs well with the rest of the phone. Apart from the fast function of the phone, more and more apps can be kept open at one time, this is better than the Lenovo A6000.
The results of the benchmark test of Lenovo A6000 Plus are slightly better than A6000. The phone scored 21,392 and 11,860 in Antutu and Quadrant Tests respectively. The results of the 3DMark and GFX Bench Tests are quite coincidental for the results of A6000, which are 5262 and 9.6FPS respectively. These results are not surprised because both devices have the same type of processor in which Adreno 306 Graphics is integrated. While playing heavy incoded videos, the phone faced the phone and there was a shortage in samples video with 40MBPS. By the way, the performance of the phone with regular videos was good and up to 720p videos were easily played. Dolby Tund Speakers are a great feature in this size phone and users who like to watch more movies work as a value edition for them.
Lenovo A6000 Plus is a 4G device and once when 4G network comes in the whole country, this smartphone will be very useful. At present, 3G service is available for most users in India. Given this, the 4G feature of A6000 Plus does not benefit any special benefit compared to other budget phones. Once again, the battery life of this phone is excellent. The Lenovo A6000 Plus gave 10 hours and 34 minutes performance on the video loop test, this is a bit better than the A6000.
Our decision
Lenovo A6000 was a great smartphone in many ways, but this time the Chinese company has launched a fantastic phone in the market as Lenovo A6000 Plus, defeating itself in terms of performance and value. The company has improved two specifications due to which the previous devices were questioned. Due to the increase in internal storage and RAM, it gives more value for money than the previous phone.
Sadly, the new device also has average camera and there is no protective glass on the screen. It would have been good, if Lenovo had also paid attention to both these problems, but still the A6000 Plus is a great device in this price. However, the company has sold this limited number of this product through e-commerce website flipkart. It is possible that because of this customers show more trends towards Honor, Xiaomi, Motorola and Asus. If you are successful in buying this smartphone through flash cell, then believe that you have spent money in a good way.