Starting with the 5.5-inch FullHD display, the K3 Note doesn’t sacrifice resolution for display diagonal. It’s the diagonal that makes the buzz, but you’re staring at those pixels all day, so there better be enough of them, that you can’t see individual ones.
A Mediatek chipset in the Snapdragon 615 class, 2GB of RAM, and Lollipop have you well-covered and future-proofed for a while. Add to that a 13MP primary camera with a dual LED flash and a 5MP front snapper, and there’s nothing to leave you wanting.
Build isn’t top-shelf grade, but the plastics used are soft and pleasant to touch, and the Laser Yellow color scheme is as fresh as they come. The best part is that the battery is removable, a feature we’re still trying to advocate, though manufacturers see things differently.