Released in March this year, the Lenovo K3 Note is a phablet that is offsetting the smartphone in a new design, more functionality, and an enormous feature for entertainment and refined specs for the starting price of $158. Reports proves that Lenovo K3 Note outdone Samsung S5 in numerous ways.
Stated on NDTV Gadgets, Lenovo had proudly launched the Lenovo K3 Note on March 2015. It is Lenovo's catch on the phablet craze. While other competitors in the smartphone business attempted to hit the phablet off the ground, phablets have become well accepted.
Compared by Versus.com, the Lenovo K3 Note has more features to show off. First, the Lenovo K3 Note phablet appears in a full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080. The Lenovo K3 Note flocks 1.5 times than the Samsung Galaxy (with 2MP) S5 Octa at 5 MP. The display does bid a high-quality ppi pixel density around 400 and is as brilliant and sharp as we find on the Samsung Galaxy S5.
What's more, the Lenovo K3 Note packs a 5.5 inch panel contradicting Samsung Galaxy S5's 5.1 inches; that was 8 times larger. More to that, vivid screen supplies a pleasant view for reading or watching videos.
However, when it comes to storage capacity, Samsung Galaxy S5 Octa encompasses 128 GB while Lenovo K3 Note has only 32 GB external storage. Large storage means more files to keep. But who needs a tremendously large storage? Weighing against Samsung Galaxy S5 Octa, Lenovo K3 Note offers 7% more battery capacity. With a bulkier size, the Note's battery normally last longer.
In terms of pricing, Fone Arena pointed out that Lenovo K3 Note costs around $158 to $244.42, whereas Digital Trends hinted that you will have to pay $200 for 32GB, $300 for 64GB, or $400 for 128GB for Samsung Galaxy S6.
So if you want to remain up-to-date with the digital trend in a more affordable cost, the Lenovo K3 Note is certainly a great purchase.
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