Lenovo A6000. The back panel carries a 13MP camera paired with a LED flash and a noice cancellation microphone below it. The new Lenovo logo is placed in the middle of the panel, where the panel has a good textured finish to grip on. Round edges and curvy back make it more serene.Twin speaker grills are placed at the bottom of the back panel with a Dolby logo between the grills . It has a 5.0 inch display having 1280 x 720 resolution, with the plastic back panel.its plastic built body is something that users have to content with, and capacitive buttons placed on the bottom of the display do not have back lid to light them up. A 3.5mm audio jack coupled with microUSB is found on the top whereas plastic made volume and power buttons are baked in the right panel. The built quality is good but it doesn’t reflects many changes if compared to its predecessors. For me it wont be the first choice in the segment were I to buy one.
this year, Lenovo added another feature to the already-crowded entry level smartphone segment – with the addition of the 4G LTE enabled Lenovo A6000 at a Rs 6, 999 pricing. Lenovo announced the A6000 at CES and up to that point, the cheapest 4G smartphones that we had seen were the Rs 8, 999 Yu Yureka and the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G at Rs 9, 999. While 4G networks are still found in only limited circles across the country, it is just a matter of time before it goes mainstream. Hopefully, we will see more 4G circles activated this year. So one can say that Lenovo has released a budget 4G smartphone at the right time. But at MWC, we already saw the announcement of the Lenovo A7000, which is quite strange. Let us see if the Lenovo A6000 is worth purchasing.