Lenovo Vibe C 8 GB / 1 GB
 | Outdated Product $93.54 up to $110.20 An ultra-low-cost device with characteristics suitable for an entry-level smartphone. “Under the hood” of the device is not the fastest bunch of the Snapdragon 210 chip and 1 GB of “RAM”. For games, such a tandem is unlikely to fit, but in undemanding tasks, the hardware demonstrates confident work. The low-cost Lenovo Vibe C strongly gives out the screen — a 5-inch TN-matrix with a modest resolution of 854x480 pixels. The smartphone runs on Android 5.1 with a proprietary VibeUI shell rolled over, in which all menu items are placed on desktops. The pre-installed memory on board the device is only 8 GB. Its small volume is offset by support for microSD with a maximum capacity of up to 32 GB. The role of the main camera of the smartphone is performed by a 5-megapixel module without autofocus...in its design, and for shooting self-portraits in response to the front camera with a resolution of 2 MP. A removable 2300 mAh battery took care of ensuring the autonomous operation of the mobile gadget. |
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An ultra-low-cost device with characteristics suitable for an entry-level smartphone. “Under the hood” of the device is not the fastest bunch of the Snapdragon 210 chip and 1 GB of “RAM”. For games, such a tandem is unlikely to fit, but in undemanding tasks, the hardware demonstrates confident work. The low-cost Lenovo Vibe C strongly gives out the screen — a 5-inch TN-matrix with a modest resolution of 854x480 pixels.
The smartphone runs on Android 5.1 with a proprietary VibeUI shell rolled over, in which all menu items are placed on desktops. The pre-installed memory on board the device is only 8 GB. Its small volume is offset by support for microSD with a maximum capacity of up to 32 GB. The role of the main camera of the smartphone is performed by a 5-megapixel module without autofocus in its design, and for shooting self-portraits in response to the front camera with a resolution of 2 MP. A removable 2300 mAh battery took care of ensuring the autonomous operation of the mobile gadget.
The model with the A2020 index is the Lenovo A2010 smartphone that has grown in all respects, which received a screen size increased to 5 "and modern hardware.
Display
Despite the five-inch diagonal, the screen resolution remains the same as its predecessor — 854x480 pixels. The TN-matrix is involved in the process of image formation, when looking at it at angles, colour inversion is observed. The brightness range of the display ensures comfortable use of the smartphone both on a bright sunny day and in the dark.
Hardware
The hardware filling of the gadget is represented by a low-cost Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 processor (4 cores at 1.1 GHz). It is designed to work smoothly in everyday applications(browser, instant messengers, player, etc.). In games, the smartphone does not perform well, although according to the results of synthetic tests, it practically does not lag behind competing models in the class (about 21K points in AnTuTu and 300 points in Geek Bench).
shell
A feature of the proprietary VibeUI shell, rolled over Android 5.1, is the placement of all elements and applications on desktops, i.e. no separate menu. The shell is highly responsive and easy to manage.
Camera
The main camera of a mobile device is devoid of autofocus in its design, which is why you have to spend more time and effort to get a high-quality result. With sufficient lighting, the pictures are suitable, but less. When photographing, keep in mind that the main module is shifted to the upper left edge on the back of the device. The front camera is recommended for video calling. The back cover is removable, which allows you to replace a dead battery or get to one of the two SIM-cards or a microSD memory card with a capacity of up to 32 GB.
Like a fish in water
The smartphone is suitable for performing any undemanding tasks: surfing the Internet, communicating in social networks and, of course, voice calls. In these usage scenarios, it feels like a fish out of water.