
Ladies and gentlemen, another fortnight has passed, and that means
only one thing: it's time to once again quit whatever we're doing, and
highlight yet another crazy-impressive device designed and assembled in
the distant East. Luckily, Lenovo saved us effort and time, for its
newest Vibe Z2 Pro smartphone is likely one of the easiest and most
deserving picks we've had in the 11 episodes of our Monsters from Asia column so far.
So
what's so darn impressive about the Z2 Pro to warrant a special
highlight? Well, just about everything. Starting from the fact that this
monster of a phone sports a full-metal, extremely slim (7.7 mm) body,
through it's massive, apparently super-bright, 6-inch Quad HD resolution
display (1440 x 2560), and down to its monstrous, 4000 mAh battery,
this really is one of the most insanely-spec'd devices out there.
There's
more, of course. For example, the Z2 Pro makes use of a potent Qualcomm
Snapdragon 801 processor with four Krait 400 cores and an Adreno 330
GPU, along with the generous 3GB of RAM. The latest Vibe series Lenovo
smartphone is no wuss when it comes to imaging, either, for it packs an
impressive-looking, 16-megapixel rear camera with, seriously, a boatload
of features, including a wide array of shooting modes and manual
controls, along with a 5-megapixel selfie snapper. Perhaps the only
piece the phone is missing is a slot for a microSD card, so you're
pretty much limited to the 32GB of internal storage. The fact that the
device comes with support for two SIM cards (LTE/3G), however, makes up
for that omission somewhat.
Last, but certainly
not least, Lenovo has worked some Sharp/LG magic, and the Vibe Z2 Pro
boasts super-slim bezels all around. Considering the display's size, and
the dimension of the phablet (6.14 x 3.20 inches / 156 x 81.3 mm), we
come up with a screen-to-size ratio of about 78%, putting the Z2 Pro at the very top of the food chain as far as this particular metric is concerned.
As
for price and availability, we're unfortunately still in the dark, as
these specifics aren't available from Lenovo yet. That said, we've come
to know how Lenovo operates, so we'd expect a sizable discount when
compared with rivals from Samsung, Sony, and so on, and also imagine
that select European and Asian markets will get the opportunity to buy
the phone, but not the US.
Thoughts?
Lenovo Vibe Z2 Pro
Source: PhoneArena
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