MWC: Hands on with the 4000mAh Lenovo S860


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Lenovo launched another of their huge battery smartphones at MWC, here is a brief hands on with the Lenovo S860.

For a while now Lenovo has recognised the need for Android smartphones with larger batteries. Previous Lenovo models have been successful with customers, but what they had in terms of battery life they lacked in style and design.

The new Lenovo S860 is finally a good looking Android phone with a large capacity battery. The 4000mAh battery in the S860 is so big in fact that you can use the phone as a power bank and charger other devices over USB OTG!

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If you are the type of person who is out all day and needs you battery to last days rather than hours you will appreciate the thinking behind the Lenovo S860. In addition to the larger battery, huawei have gone for a 5.3-inch display with 720p resolution, and energy efficient 1.3Ghz quad-core MT6582 processor. To ensure you can use all the processing power the SoC offers there is also 2GB RAM on board and 16GB of internal memory.

Lenovo S860 hands on video

Lenovo S860 first impressions

According to Lenovo the S860 has a 3 day standby time, so if you were heading out in to the outback, a road trip or traveling in a new area, the S860 would make a wonderful companion.

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Performance is what you would expect from the MT6582 processor with 2GB RAM, i.e. very good, we remain shocked by just how good this mid range chip handles everyday use and even casual gaming.

Lenovo plan to release the Lenovo S860 in Europe and China, pricing details need to be confirmed but a retail price of around $350 has been speculated.

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1 Comment

  1. tarik
    February 27, 2014

    lol. 350$ for a phone with a mediocre performance aside from battery.