This phone is truly amazing at this price, but there are a few shortcomings. I’ve ordered it recently and it arrived as expected. I purchased the 4GB Dark Gray version at 10, 999.
PROS:
Great look and feel. I looks beautiful while feeling quite heavy in your palm. The metallic body is very charming.
Just a few 10k phones support lightning fast fingerprint unlock and latest Android 6.0 perks.
Incredible sound. Powered by Dolby Atmos, the phone speakers actually burst out more decibels than my laptop ( which is a Lenovo with Dolby as well) .
4GB RAM is more than enough. Although only half of it will be available in most general situations, 2GB is still pretty solid.
( Contd.) Switching b/w apps, playing games, and interacting with the phone in general, is very quick.
The battery is a mammoth. Once charged, you can keep using the phone for 2-3 days, all while playing games, 24* 7 WiFi, watching videos, and listening to music every once a while.
CONS:
Grip: The phone’s grip is not safe. It’s got a metal body but with the same curves as a normal phone. In fact, I dropped the phone after a few hours of buying, right on my marble floor ( nothing happened btw) . It should’ve had a more edgy grip to support the metal body.
Heating: The phone, being metal, heats on the back cover very fast. Similarly, it gets cold very fast if you keep it away for a while, even if on your bed. Metal is more sensitive to temperature changes.
Space: 8GB is taken up by the OS ( Android 6.0) . It happens in all phones, so that’s nothing too unique. You’re only left with 24GB of space for your stuff.
Camera: Camera, let me say, is DECENT. It’s not really a con in itself. But when compared to other phones of the 10k range, surely the K6 Power has lesser to offer. Nevertheless, the images are crisp and it’s got pretty okay low-light photography power.
Lack of quick charge mode might also bug certain people who like that.
The earphones with the phone are a pain.