Lenovo Z5 Pro The Cheapest Yet Trendy Sliding Phone

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Chinese smartphone is now popular among Asian countries, their product is not only good but it is also cheap. Cheaper than any other phone in the world.

Lenovo is one of electronic company that also produce smartphone, but it is not as popular compare to let's say Xiaomi, Asus, Vivo or Oppo. Becuase Lenovo is mostly focus on laptop or notebook. Here in late 2018. Lenovo launched their flagship phone Lenovo Z5 Pro.

Lenovo Z5 Pro claims that it is the most highest screen to body ratio smartphone in the entire world, with 6.36 inch in size. The consequence is, they hiding the front camera over a slide. Overall it is the cheapest sliding phone among the competitor like . But it also has greats in specs.

It's camera is not that disappointing, dual selfie camera 16 MP, f/2.2 and 8 MP. And the main camera is also dual camera 16 MP, f/1.8, 1/2.6", 1.22µm, PDAF 24 MP, 1/2.8", 0.9µm.

They use Qualcomm SDM710 Snapdragon 710 (10 nm) chip-set and GPU Adreno 616. And has battery with capacity of 3350 mAh. In this spec it is not the best but it still fast and can last long at least a day in maximum usage.

And of course new features like in any other newest flagship phone, NFC and Finger print on screen also available on this phone. It is a must for any other phone coming in 2019.

They using Android but i guess it is up-gradable to newest next release of Android.

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