The appearance of the Lenovo K6 Note does not evoke any emotions; it is strict and boring. There is an immediate resemblance to the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3.
Oh well, many manufacturers are not shy about copying the design Apple smartphones, what's wrong with borrowing the look from Xiaomi?
Unlike Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, the device under review is made of higher quality metal. It is denser, not so soft, seems more reliable and stronger. And the rest of the K6 Note is made perfectly - the assembly is perfect, nothing creaks or plays. The base of the smartphone is metal; there are plastic inserts on the bottom and top, which contain antennas. The dimensions are usual for such a device - 151x76x8.4 mm, weight 169 g.
The camera module protrudes slightly from the body, but there are no problems with this - the camera is protected by a metal frame. Over the course of a month of testing the device, the glass covering the camera eye remained perfect, with no micro-scratches. And this is with not the most careful use, without a cover.
There is a fingerprint scanner under the camera. It doesn’t always work perfectly, on average it recognizes 4 out of 5 touches. There is only one main speaker, it was installed in the most convenient place - on the lower right end of the device.
Front big screen with curved glass. Three are installed below touch buttons, standard for Android. They are not illuminated in any way, but it will be difficult to miss in the dark - the buttons are quite large.
Three colors should appear on sale - silver, gold and gray.
Two days without recharging
Budget processor from Qualcomm and powerful battery 4000 mAh will not let you use your smartphone even in a day. There are many other smartphones on sale with big screen and such a battery, but not all of them can boast of a long operating time. The processor probably plays a big role here - similar Mediatek devices discharge noticeably faster than Qualcomm devices.
The autonomy of the Lenovo K6 Note is pleasantly surprising - for the whole day I managed to get the smartphone to only 50%. Believe me, this is an excellent result - with my mode of use, not all gadgets even survive until lunchtime. If you don’t play games, its charge will easily last for 1.5-2 days even for the most active users.
To compare battery life with competitors, we conducted a series of standard tests - we launched the game Subway Surfers and FullHD video at maximum brightness.
As can be seen from the graph, the smartphone plays video at maximum brightness for almost 10 hours, which is significantly more than similar smartphones. Subway Surfers can be played for just over four hours - not the most impressive result. By the way, heavy games like Asphalt 8 and Dead Trigger 2 run about the same.
Fast charging not supported, included Charger charges the smartphone for more than three hours.
Can't find fault with the screen
The smartphone has a 5.5-inch IPS matrix with FullHD resolution. The display is protected by scratch-resistant glass, slightly curved using 2.5D technology. There is also an oleophobic coating, thanks to which fewer marks remain on the screen.
The matrix has good color rendition with maximum viewing angles. In the sun the screen behaves perfectly, all information remains readable. Additionally, in the settings you can select the color balance - standard, with the most natural color rendition, and a high brightness mode, in which maximum contrast is set.
Software with a huge number of settings
Lenovo K6 Note runs under Android control 6.0.1, on top of which the proprietary Vibe UI shell is installed.
Out of the box everything looks very strange. You take out a large, brutal smartphone, turn it on and see a clumsy and childish interface. Luckily, Vibe UI allows you to change and customize almost every little detail.
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Probably the nicest feature of Lenovo's shell is the ability to choose a bare Android interface. To do this you will have to tinker with the settings, but it's worth it. I liked the huge number of settings, there are even more of them than in MIUI from Xiaomi! Is it true, regular user can easily get confused with such a variety of functions.
The smartphone has many useful built-in functions. For example, you can create “clones” of applications - copies of instant messengers and clients social networks, in order to use multiple accounts on them. There is a similar function in Samsung smartphones and Xiaomi. But I haven’t seen the “Smart Scenarios” function before. Using it you can configure the inclusion certain settings at a specified time or when connected to a selected Wi-Fi networks. For many, this feature will be useful.
I caught a funny bug while using the K6 Note. A notification appeared from Play Market, which reported that the Topic Center app was malicious. And it deleted it! The problem is that this is a native application from Lenovo and only in it it was possible to change themes. There you could change these themes, change the lock screen and much more.
It's not very fast, but games run fine
The processor is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 430, well known to geeks. In conjunction with 3 GB random access memory this solution has proven itself to be quite fast and stable for everyday use in simple applications.
Synthetic tests show a complete failure in performance. Lenovo K6 Note loses to all its current competitors.
But in games it's not so bad. The graphics are handled by the relatively powerful Adreno 505 video accelerator, thanks to which most heavy games launch and run even at the highest settings. The same Dead Trigger 2 and Asphalt: Extreme run at maximum settings, but it’s better to run “Tanks” at medium settings - it will be more comfortable to play. Under heavy load, Lenovo K6 Note does not overheat and remains barely warm
The interface itself works with noticeable slowdowns, applications sometimes launch with jerks. For undemanding users, microlags are not very noticeable, but if you have used a powerful flagship before, immediately pay attention to it. Most likely, this is the fault of the poorly optimized and heavy Vibe UI shell, which the weak processor cannot cope with.
Great photos during the day, bad at night
The main camera in the Lenovo K6 Note uses a 16 megapixel module with phase detection autofocus and a dual-tone LED flash. Front-camera 8 MP, no autofocus.
By default, the camera interface has the “Smart” function enabled - advanced auto mode, which understands what you are shooting and sets the necessary parameters for shooting depending on the lighting and subject. In addition, the settings have many modes - manual, HDR, video slow motion, time lapse and much more.
The smartphone takes good photographs during the day, the pictures are bright, rich and well detailed. But sometimes the camera software misses and incorrectly determines the exposure, which results in overexposed photos.
But in difficult shooting conditions, especially in the dark, the lack of stabilization in the camera affects it - noise appears and details are blurred. Everything here is standard for smartphones from the mid-price segment - competitors take photos about the same.
Objects in the background have turned into mush and there is a lot of noise in the photo.
Since Xiaomi released a metal mid-range note device, many manufacturers have decided to follow the same path. So, after Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 we saw the metal phone Meizu m3 note, and now Lenovo K6 Note. The competition is obvious, although Samsung also has a couple of phablets of a similar class in its bins, despite the progenitor of the Galaxy Note.
Appearance
In general, it’s quite strange that Lenovo decided to release this series: it seems that there is already a Lenovo K5 Note smartphone with good characteristics. And the series itself somehow looks very suspiciously like the Redmi series from Xiaomi. In any case, we have another new product that deserves attention. As in Notes from Xiaomi, we see an identical body with a back that curves directly to the front panel. All the same volume rockers, the same location of the camera module and flash, under which we see a fingerprint scanner. So it can be argued that Lenovo k6 note Even if you look closely at the display case, you can inadvertently confuse it with Redmi Note 3.
Technical capabilities and positioning
Another issue is positioning and this is very unusual. Just look at specifications, the question arises: if the five-inch Lenovo K6 is quite competitive with the Xiaomi Redmi 3s, how to position the older 5.5-inch gadget from this review? After all, unlike other notes, this is not a beast that can cope with demanding games, but the same 430 Snapdragon, which reaches the mid-segment only thanks to its freshness and optimization. With all this, we have access to 3 or 4 gigabytes of RAM, as well as 32GB of internal memory.
Be that as it may, the battery in the device is pleasing: it has 4,000 mAh. The camera, which has a sixteen-megapixel sensor, is also pleasing. As for the sound, there is an active noise reduction system, as well as support for Dolby Atmos.
If you don’t look at all the “buts”, it will become clear that this is a budget option that can be a good analogue of Xiaomi Redmi Note 3. And given the processor, consumption should be optimized as much as possible. Yes, we won’t see super-productive power here, but there’s the same Lenovo K5 Note for that. And with a good pricing policy, many who dreamed of a balanced phablet will be interested in the device. After all, in the end, large diagonals and powerful processors have always led to increased consumption in the mid-segment, but here there should be no problems with this.
There's nothing special. These are quite large Android devices with a fingerprint scanner that run on Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
However, everything is not as simple as it looks at first glance.
Testing and using these smartphones for some time has revealed some interesting features. This one will tell you about them Lenovo review K6 and Lenovo K6 Note.
Design
The Lenovo K6 and K6 Note taken for review have a similar appearance:
- Slightly full and heavy body;
- Metal back with silver accent around camera;
- Fingerprint scanner on the back.
For 2016, these are excellent options, but this year there are perfectly executed competitive budget smartphones.
For example, representatives of the Galaxy A series are worked almost to perfection, although they are more expensive. The same can be said for smartphones, which have a more elegant design.
The Lenovo K6 line still does not fully meet the high standards set and appearance devices are not so developed.
What's wrong with these smartphones?
- The three capacitive buttons below the screen look too big on the K6 (but normal on the K6 Note);
- When you press keys on the on-screen keyboard, you get a feeling of emptiness;
- There are plastic antenna strips on the metal back surface;
- The design lacks curves and is not ergonomic.
All this is superimposed on one another and the result is far from outstanding.
You can also note the use of a microUSB connector for charging in the K6. But it is not at the bottom as usual, but at the top of the body. At the same time, in the K6 Note the connector is located at the bottom.
Screen
More positive aspects on both smartphones include the speed and accuracy of the fingerprint scanner.
Both devices have IPS screens LCD, 5 inches and 5.5 inches for the K6 and K6 Note, respectively.
The resolution of both screens is Full HD, the clarity is at high level, however, the color balance leaves much to be desired. There are two color modes to choose from, the first gives bright, fresh flowers, the other more neutral. Unfortunately, in both cases, the white color has a blue tint, the color accuracy is not the best, so the colors come out unrealistic.
In both cases there is automatic brightness adjustment. The adjustment doesn't always do its job accurately, so sometimes you have to adjust the brightness manually. Her maximum value is 495 and 521 nits. There is also a night mode for the screen, which darkens the screen even further.
Interface and functionality
Lenovo is not the most popular smartphone manufacturer in Western markets.
The main thing to remember is cheap smartphones are not receiving Android updates.
These two devices run Android 6.0 Marshmallow and there is no guarantee that they will be updated to Android Nougat. This situation repeats itself on Android every year, with users and reviewers constantly complaining but nothing changing. We need to find some way to ensure that budget Android smartphones are not outdated at the time of purchase.
Aside from this sad point, Lenovo's interface on top of Android 6 isn't the best. There are graphic themes to choose from, some of which look quite tolerable.
The icon style and various menu items seem quirky and outdated, taking us back to Android history a few years ago.
One of the most important aspects modern smartphones is typing on the on-screen keyboard.
It is this aspect that often fails on budget smartphones and is not mentioned in reviews. But it is precisely this that can be a very annoying factor in everyday work with the device. The Lenovo K6 and K6 Note are no better in this regard: the keyboard buttons have weak vibration when pressed, resulting in a feeling of emptiness, and this increases the number of misses when typing.
You can also note the rather poor translation of interface elements into English language, although Russian-speaking users are little concerned about this problem. You can also highlight several annoying functions, like the one that always pops up at the wrong time numeric keypad in the dialer.
But we can praise the weather, calendar and clock widgets that Lenovo has developed: they provide important information and application shortcuts with one click. However, the stock apps themselves aren't very detailed, especially Weather, which is limited and doesn't provide hourly forecasts.
"Notification log"
Hidden in Lenovo interface interesting feature, unseen before on smartphones from other manufacturers, which should appeal to experienced users. It's called "Notification Log".
“Notification log” is a chronologically located list of all notifications on the smartphone. This includes installing applications, making phone calls, connecting a smartphone to a computer, and everything else. Entries can be cleared, searched for using a filter, and all activity during the day can be viewed.
The average user may not need this, but it will be useful for someone.
Processor, performance and memory
Both smartphones run on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 processor with eight processing cores. Already here it becomes obvious that these are not smartphones for gamers, but will they be able to cope well with the everyday routine?
The answer to this question is yes.
Some applications experience slight stuttering and the browser does not start quickly. In general, the interface works smoothly by the standards of budget smartphones.
Of course, the benchmarks clearly show the budget nature of the Snapdragon 430 processor, which is far from being in the first place.
As for data storage, the base version of the Lenovo K6 received 16 GB of memory, while the K6 Note starts at 32 GB.
Both devices have a slot for a microSD memory card.
Internet and communications
These two smartphones are sold in Europe and Asia and support the 4G LTE standard: FDD bands 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 20, TDD bands 38, 40 and 41.
There is also Wi-Fi b/g/n with support for a single 2.4 GHz channel, which is not very good for densely populated cities, where, by the way, there would also be a 5 GHz channel.
There is also GPS and Bluetooth 4.2, but there is no NFC standard.
Camera
The Lenovo K6 has a 13MP rear camera, the K6 Note has a 16MP camera, and both record video at up to 1080p. As it turns out, the quality of photos and videos from these cameras is far from the best, although it can certainly be worse.
The camera app has a lot of smart options.
For example, smart scene recognition, when a sign appears on the screen indicating photographing landscapes, portraits or something else. In this case, the camera settings can be switched to the optimal position for a particular scene.
This doesn't do much to improve the quality of the images and almost all of the photos had some kind of problem. Many were underexposed and too dark, others were very washed out. There was a lack of sharpness and detail. The colors were muted and rather nondescript.
Only occasionally will a camera take good photos in ideal lighting, but don't expect this to happen often.
The front camera performs a little better, capturing high-quality selfies with good detail and colors.
Although the maximum video resolution is 1080p, it lacks detail and looks more like 720p.
The problems with video are the same as with photos, namely the image is underexposed, and when the exposure is set correctly, the bright areas are cut off.
Any slight change in lighting will have a major impact on exposure. Without any stabilization, video clips come out shaky and not very pleasant to look at.
Sound quality
The Lenovo K6 and K6 Note smartphones have something special: powerful speakers at the bottom. There are two of them, so it is impossible to accidentally cover them with your hand.
The quality of these speakers is at a very high level. The sound cannot be called perfect, like in any other smartphone.
There are metallic whistling tones and you can forget about the presence of bass and depth of sound, but the volume is very high. Lenovo has taken optimizing volume levels seriously so users have fine control over it. This control is especially important when surrounded by other people, in this case A smartphone can be very loud and very quiet.
Call quality
With sound quality telephone conversations There are no problems on Lenovo K6 and K6 Note. The caller is heard clearly and loudly, and at the other end of the line your voice is also heard clearly.
You can note the good movement and convenient location of the volume control, which allows you to change the volume during a telephone conversation.
Autonomous operation
It has become common these days for budget smartphones to offer impressive battery life. battery life.
The devices under consideration were no exception, which is their second big advantage.
Lenovo K6 has a 3000 mAh battery, K6 Note received 4000 mAh. Together with not the most fast processor With Snapdragon 430 and operating system optimizations, smartphones can last two days on average. With more modest use, you can last three days.
As for the tests, with the screen turned on, both devices approached the 11 o'clock mark, while smartphones work for about 7 hours at the same brightness level.
Lenovo K6 price
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Lenovo K6
Conclusion
Pros:
- Battery life;
- Loud dual speakers;
- Fast and accurate fingerprint scanner;
- Affordable price;
- Good performance.
Minuses:
- Poor camera quality when shooting photos and videos;
- Outdated operating system;
- Lenovo's clunky user interface;
- Not the most beautiful design and heavy body.
They have excellent battery life, fast fingerprint scanners, and impressively loud dual speakers. At the same time, they cannot be called beautiful and their cameras certainly cannot be praised.
Finally, you need to analyze the cost of the devices.
In our today's review we want to talk about affordable smartphone Lenovo K6 Note, which deserves attention. Why is he so good? Let's deal with everything in order.
The gadget is packed in a box made of thick multi-colored cardboard. On the front side, in the center of which there is an image of the gadget and the name of the model. The box is unusually bright, since lately manufacturers have been trying to produce monochromatic options. In this regard, Lenovo stood out.
The package includes, in addition to the phone;
- film on the device display;
- a paperclip to open the SIM card slots;
- quick user guide;
- warranty card;
- regular white headphones with a microphone;
- micro USB cable for connecting to a computer and charging;
- USB adapter for 2A.
The equipment is very good, especially considering that the cost of the Lenovo K6 Note fluctuates around 12,000 rubles.
Design
The manufacturer offers 3 color options:
- dark grey;
- gold;
- silver.
Recently, companies have begun to abandon the classic options of black and white, preferring to offer other colors.
The design of the device has noticeably changed in comparison with the K5. K 6 The laptop has a rounded back and an absolutely flat front. The phone's format allows it to be used with one hand. The metal part of the body does not slip, which is why the gadget lies confidently in the palm of your hand. The upper and lower parts have plastic inserts with shiny dividers at the joints with the metal.
On the left side of the K6 Note there is a combined slot for two SIM cards in nano-SIM format or 1 SIM and a micro SD memory card. On the right side there is a power button and a volume button. Headphone jack on top. On the bottom there is a microphone and a micro USB port.
If we turn the device over, on the back we will find:
- camera;
- double flash;
- Fingerprint's scanner.
The cover has become non-removable, like most smartphones now. The camera and flash moved to the center. The manufacturer conveniently placed a fingerprint scanner right below them. Holding the gadget with one hand, the index finger intuitively rests on it. With a light touch, the scanner quickly recognizes the owner in both hot and cold weather and does not display any delays.
The front panel is not much different from other models of the company. On the front there is a 5.5-inch display and 3 non-backlit touch buttons for control.
Above display:
- front-camera;
- speaker;
- proximity/light sensors;
- LED indicator that notifies you of calls, email notifications, SMS, and so on.
Technical characteristics of dimensions:
- Height - 151 mm.
- Width - 76 mm.
- Thickness - 8.4 mm.
- Weight - 170 grams.
The Lenovo K6 Note feels good in the hand. Feels like an expensive premium device.
Screen
Most buyers, before purchasing a particular phone model, pay attention to the display - its size and image quality. These factors decide a lot.
And the K6 is ready to offer a powerful argument in its favor with a Full HD 1920×1080 screen IPS matrix. The display has a diagonal of 5.5 inches, which is quite a lot. The pixel density is 401 ppi. Supports 10 simultaneous touches.
What does this ultimately give us? Quite wide viewing angles and accurate color reproduction. In daylight, the picture remains readable and pleasant.
Specifications
Lenovo K6 Note is powered by ARM Qualcomm Snapdragon 430, an 8-core 64-bit processor with a frequency of 1.4 GHz. Video accelerator Adreno (TM) 505. The manufacturer offers us 3 GB of RAM. This size is the norm for stable multitasking.
A standard scheme is used here, where you can choose either 2 SIM cards, or 1 SIM card and a memory card for expansion internal memory up to 128 GB. This format will surprise no one. The device itself has 32 GB, of which only 24 GB is available to the user.
Installed inside Android version 6.0.1. Lenovo decided to add an interesting addition to the standard features of the operating system. Especially for those who lead an active life on social networks, you can create dual profiles on K6. It is enough to activate it in the settings and you can use two independently configured accounts in the applications of your choice, for example, WhatsApp, Viber, Skype, Telegram, etc. After activation, clones will appear in the menu required applications for use with a second account.
The communication capabilities of the smartphone allow you to work without problems with third-party and third-party networks. fourth generation. But the Lenovo K6 Note did not get NFC. The manufacturer decided that it would be enough standard Wi-Fi(b/g/n) and Bluetooth version 4.1.
The processor and video chip have enough power to play Full HD videos. When tested using AnTuTu benchmark, it showed a good result of 44,447 points.
Performance and autonomy
With K 6 Note you can play almost any game, even with complex graphics. But for more stable and smooth operation, you will most likely have to lower the graphics settings to medium.
For example, in Asphalt 8 with maximum settings The graphics that are available in the game all work smoothly without glitches or lags.
Inside there is a battery with a capacity of 4000 mAh, which guarantees 1.5-2 days of operation without charging in normal mode, which includes indicators such as:
- 1.5-2 hours of phone calls;
- regularly checking email;
- Internet;
- social media;
- but all this without games.
The device charges quite quickly, that is, in about two hours. The use of up-to-date components allows for less battery consumption and also significantly reduces the heating of the smartphone when watching videos and playing games.
Camera
Like all modern phones, K6 Note is equipped with two cameras:
- The main one is 16 MP.
- Front - 8 MP with f/2.2 aperture and fixed focus, which allows you to receive good results even in room light.
The sensor lacks a bit of light sensitivity, which makes photos look overly grainy. In addition to all of the above, the gadget is capable of shooting Full HD video at a frequency of 30 frames. The picture turns out to be very clear.
Sound
Lenovo K6 is equipped with a pair of external speakers with enhanced Dolby Atmos sound systems, which sound loud and clear. Surprisingly, even with such compact body The speakers even reproduce bass quite well. Thanks to this feature, the device can easily replace a small portable acoustics. And watching videos and movies becomes more comfortable thanks to surround sound.
From the point of view of playing music through headphones, there is a feeling that maximum volume The stock is a little short.
True, it’s better to play and watch movies when the K 6 is in your hands through headphones, since otherwise, your right hand covers the speaker and the sound becomes muffled.
Results
What does the manufacturer ultimately offer us? This is a compact smartphone in a metal case that can take care of data confidentiality thanks to a fingerprint scanner.
Lenovo K6 Note turned out to be quite an interesting and at the same time quite productive phone at a fairly affordable price.
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Lenovo K6 Note new product in an elegant metal case with powerful characteristics and high-speed 4G Internet. The smartphone runs on the Android operating system, supports two SIM cards and memory cards, has a large screen and a powerful high-capacity battery.
Basic characteristics of Lenovo K6 Note: two SIM cards, operating Android system 6.0 Marshmallow, 8-core Snapdragon 430 processor with a frequency of 1400 MHz, a 5.5-inch diagonal screen with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, support for 4G LTE networks, a main 16 MP camera, a powerful 4000 mAh battery, 32 GB of internal memory and 3 GB of RAM.
Lenovo K6 Note equipped with a fingerprint scanner, this function allows you to quickly and safely unlock your smartphone, no need to invent or remember complex passwords. To unlock Lenovo K6 Note, just put your finger on the scanner and the phone will quickly identify the owner and unlock the screen, while a stranger will not be able to access your personal information.
High performance is provided by the advanced Android 6.0 Marshmallow operating system, 8-core processor and 3 GB of RAM. The Lenovo K6 note user has access to 32 GB of internal memory; for those who need more memory, it is possible to install a memory card. Powerful battery 4000 mAh should be enough for long-term operation of the smartphone, talk time on 2G networks is up to 46 hours, and standby time reaches 25 days. Use slot for two SIM cards, combine the capabilities of two smartphones on one, arrange, choose favorable rates for calls and internet.
Big screen high resolution will provide a clear image, you can comfortably use your smartphone. Also, a large screen and a GPS module will help you use the Lenovo K6 Note as a navigator.
A 16 megapixel camera with autofocus and dual flash is suitable for taking photos and videos in excellent quality; for selfies and video calls, the Lenovo K6 Note has a front 8 megapixel camera with constant focus.
You can buy Lenovo K6 Note in three available colors: silver, gold, dark gray. The price of a smartphone ranges from 17 to 19 thousand rubles, the price is indicated at the time of publication of the article and may be different.
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Full specifications of Lenovo K6 Note. Lenovo k6 Note smartphone specifications.
- SIM card quantity: 2 SIM cards
- SIM card type: Nano-SIM
- Case: metal
- Software: Android OS 6.0 Marshmallow
- Processor: 8-core 1.4 GHz / Qualcomm Snapdragon 430
- Video processor: Adreno 505
- Display: 5.5 inches / Full HD 1920 x 1080 pixels / IPS / 401 pixels per inch
- Camera: 16 MP / phase focus / dual flash
- Add. camera: 8 MP / fixed focus
- Video camera: Full HD video recording
- Battery: 4000 mAh / non-removable
- Talk time: 31 hours on 4G networks/ 46 hours on 2G networks
- Standby time: up to 25 days
- Built-in memory: 32 GB
- RAM: 3 GB
- Memory Card: Supports Micro SD up to 128GB
- Bluetooth: 4.2
- Wi-Fi: yes
- Wi-Fi Direct: yes
- Wi-Fi access point: yes
- USB: yes/supports charging via USB
- Headphone jack: 3.5 mm.
- Navigation: GPS/ A-GPS
- 3G: supports
- 4G LTE: supports
- Sensors: accelerometer/ proximity/ proximity/ gyroscope/ vibration/ gravity
- Fingerprint scanner: yes
- Music player: yes / Dolby Atmos technology
- Speakerphone: yes
- Color: Silver, Gold, Dark Gray
- Dimensions: (H.W.T) 151 x 76 x 8.4 mm.
- Weight: 169 grams.