Lenovo S5 official teaser appears, shows key features of the handset


Lenovo’s Redmi Note 5 Pro competitor, the S5 is poised to be introduced on March 20 in China. Following the announcement of the launch date, an official teaser sheds light on the stand out features of the handset.

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The teaser shared by President Liu Jun on Weibo reveals not one or two but several features at once. One of them is a metal unibody design with a thin bezel display, unsurprisingly. Moreover, the Lenovo S5 will boast of AI features, description of which is not yet available. Moreover, following trends, it will be packed with facial recognition as well. Lenovo is set to bring back ZUI from the dead with the Lenovo S5 as teased in the image itself.

Earlier, a Lenovo official boasted of the processing power of the upcoming phone saying it will be better than the Redmi Note 5 Pro. At present, there are no details available on the specs of the handset. But if the company’s claims are true, it will be one hell of a phone.
It is believed that the Lenovo K520, which has passed TENAA, will become the Lenovo S5. This is being said especially looking at the design which matches with a teaser of the Lenovo S5.

 

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4 Comments

  1. Guest
    March 13, 2018

    this better b chep

    • Guest
      March 13, 2018

      If they really want to compete with Xiaomi, then I’m sure it will have a competitive price. I really want to see Lenovo making a comeback because if their managers weren’t as stupid as they are, they’d still be selling more phones than Xiaomi instead of rebranding, killing ZUK, announcing their leave from the market then coming back again. They had good phones with great build quality and, after buying Motorola, they almost got their cameras tuned right (Which they didn’t achieve with the Vibe Shot, unfortunately)
      Here’s hoping that Lenovo takes a smarter approach like making good bang for the buck Lenovo phones and leaving the more expensive stuff to Motorola.

    • Joe Dokes
      March 14, 2018

      The ZUK series had great hardware and an excellent price. It’s downfall was the shi**y ZUI. Bringing it back is a gauranteed failure.

    • Guest
      March 14, 2018

      yeah !

      their K4 note was absolute Pi**

      they need to improve !