Lenovo seems to be on a budget smartphone launching spree without giving us time to breath. It's not even been two whole months since Lenovo introduced the budgetA6000 (Review | Pictures) with LTE at CES 2015, that the Chinese smartphone giant has already announced its next budget smartphone A7000 at the ongoing MWC 2015.
The A7000 is geared towards an audience that consumes a lot of multimedia content; the phone has a big 5.5-inch screen and Dolby Atmos technology built-in.
Design
The Lenovo A7000 looks exactly like its predecessor the A6000 in that it has the same utilitarian candybar design that doesn't break any conventions. But, for what it is worth the power button and the volume rocker on the right edge of the phone are made of metal. It feels more sturdy. Else, the 8mm-thick phone is made entirely of plastic. It will be available in Onyx Black and Pearl White colours.
The Lenovo A7000 looks exactly like its predecessor the A6000 in that it has the same utilitarian candybar design that doesn't break any conventions. But, for what it is worth the power button and the volume rocker on the right edge of the phone are made of metal. It feels more sturdy. Else, the 8mm-thick phone is made entirely of plastic. It will be available in Onyx Black and Pearl White colours.
The 3.5mm jack and the Micro-USB slot lie on top of the phone. The rear cover is removable and houses the battery inside. The front camera, ambient light sensor and the earpiece all sit on top of the display. Lenovo makes use of a row of three buttons to navigate through the Android operating system. The primary camera along with the flash sit on the rear.
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