Just a few days after the Moto M launch, Lenovo releases yet another affordable phone it is portfolio. Originally released globally in December last year, the Lenove K6 Note lands on the Philippine shores with a promise of augmented multimedia and entertainment experience.
“We want to bring the modern Filipino smartphone user infinite entertainment everywhere with the Lenovo K6 Note,” says Lenovo Mobile Business Group Country Manager Dino Romano, noting the specs of the most premium of the K6 brood unveiled at last year’s IFA.
The K6 Note boasts a 5.5-inch Full HD screen (1920 x 1080 resolution) with wide-angle viewing. It runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow—without any word on a Nougat update yet—and is powered by a 1.4GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 octa-core processor, a 32GB ROM/4GB RAM setup, with the inbuilt storage expandable up to 128GB via the hybrid dual sim slot, and a rear fingerprint sensor.
For audiophiles, the Lenovo K6 Note features a downward-firing Dolby Atmos speaker that ensures an immersive sound experience. This smartphone also satiates photo junkies with a 16MP rear camera with Phase Detection Autofocus (PDAF) and dual Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) flash that adjusts to create natural-looking skin tones, and an 8MP front fixed-focus front camera.
The stylish all-metal unibody Lenovo K6 Note comes in dark gray, gold, and silver, and is available at Lazada, all Lenovo stores, and authorized dealers for only P11,999. Every purchase also includes a free Bluetooth headphones with built-in MP3 player and FM radio. Alternatively, you may purchase a Lenovo K6 Note through a six-month 0% interest financing option via credit cards or low monthly payments via Flexi Finance through selected dealers.
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