Lenovo Vibe K5 Note 4GB

Fly into the world where the virtual comes to life with the VIBE K5 Note which highlights TheatreMax technology. Inject this smartphone into an ANTVR headset to enjoy movies, live TV, and games in a way that you believe like you’re a part of the story. Get a 100-degree diagonal field of design of videos for an amazingly realistic visual practice. It is a fun way to enjoy videos, movies, and games.

1.8-GHz, Helio P10 octa core processor (64-bit) and 4 GB of RAM add up to a glitch-free user activity even when you’re working on multiple apps at the same time.The 13-MP rear camera comes with a Fast Phase Detect Auto-focus technology, so you can capture rich, blur-free images.You can expand the memory by up to 128 GB with a micro SD card.Thanks to the natural Android 6.0 OS, your external memory can act as the original storage space.Activate the Secure Zone feature so the K5 Note acts as two secured virtual phones.

This is yet another fantastic offering from Lenovo that provides an experience that goes far beyond what its price tag would suggest. Of course, this smartphone isn’t as powerful or packed with features as the more expensive flagships out there. The Vibe K5 Note handles day-to day tasks very well, features an impressive gaming experience, provides impressive battery life, and comes with a clean and smooth software package. The camera is still capable of taking some really nice shots outdoors and in good lighting conditions. The color reproduction isn’t very accurate though. The Vibe K5 Note is powered by the octa-core MediaTek Helio P10 processor, clocked at 1.8GHz and backed by the Mali-T860MP2 GPU. 

The camera is a bit of a letdown but can take some nice shots in ideal lighting conditions, and that is the only negative in what has been a very positive experience overall. At this price point, the Lenovo Vibe K5 Note is definitely a phone that recommends. A Quad HD display is definitely better to enjoy a VR experience, with the 1080p screen of the K5 Note not exactly up to the mark here.It definitely is a nice feature to have and proved to be quite the conversation starter, but is, unfortunately, nothing more than a novelty at this point.The fingerprint scanner on the back is really fast, but not as accurate as before, with the sensor often requiring a second try to unlock the device.