Lenovo A6 Note

Lenovo A6 Note arrives as a budget phone and looks like a budget phone, as well. Priced at Rs. 6,999, the Lenovo A6 Note can help you with your daily tasks though it is not fit for intensive activities.

Lenovo A6 Note has a decent processor to run basic tasks and a passable camera. If you are choosing a secondary phone, then this handset can be a great find.

Lenovo A6 Note looks like any ordinary budget smartphone. It is made of polycarbonate and is quite lightweight. The buttons of this phone are placed in an ergonomic position. However, the phone itself has no special look to please you. As a budget phone, it does carry slim bezels as well. It comes with a fingerprint sensor on its rear panel, which is at an ergonomic position.

Lenovo A6 Note arrives with a 6.09-inch screen with an aspect ratio of 19.5:9. Since it is a budget phone, you will not get an immersive display from this handset. There are slim bezels and a thick chin on this phone. The colours are ok for indoor use, but outdoors, it will not be very bright. The viewing angles are just fine. The colours do not change when you tilt the phone to extreme angles.

Lenovo A6 Note gets its power from the 2 MHz octa-core MediaTek Helio P22 processor. It is paired with 3GB RAM. The processor is a dated one which cannot handle intensive tasks. You should not try graphics-intensive games like PUBG on this phone. However, simple games like Subway Surfer can run smoothly. The Helio P22 is a great chipset to help you run with necessary applications.

The Lenovo A6 Note has two cameras on its back – a 13MP primary camera and a supporting 2MP camera. The cameras can click decent shots during daylight when there is adequate light. However, at night, there is a lot of grain in the camera shots making it quite passable. Indoor shots are alright, but not enough to surprise you with excellence. The portrait mode is quite weak on this phone. On the front, Lenovo A6 Note has a 5MP selfie camera which clicks decent shots when adequate light is present.

The Lenovo A6 Note gets its fuel from the 4000mAh battery. It can keep the phone chugging for a whole day with light to moderate tasks. Intensive tasks can drain the battery fast. However, the phone does not charge very fast and can take about 2 hours to get to full charge.

As a budget phone, the Lenovo A6 Note keeps itself quite decent. It is not a handsome phone, and neither does it bring anything surprising on the table that will make it attractive. However, it gets its job done. For basic tasks, it has a reliable performance, which will keep you active on social media and help you with your calls and messaging. The cameras are just passable. If you are looking for a secondary handset, the Lenovo A6 Note can serve your needs.