Lenovo K10 Note review: A mixed bag overall, but performance impresses
Chinese electronics manufacturer Lenovo recently made a comeback to India’s smartphone market with the launch of the K10 Note. The company’s previous K Note-series smartphones were budget and midrange offerings with big screens, colourful designs, big-capacity batteries and powerful processors. The recently launched K10 Note continues that legacy, and adds imaging to the mix. But the Lenovo K10 Note is a mix bag overall — it has several impressive features but misses out on a few key ones. We find that this smartphone is a performer, but the areas where it lacks lustre cannot be ignored, either. Design The K10 Note has a minimalist look — a sleek profile with a glossy rear panel, which is a treat to the eye. But the phone is a fingerprint magnet. What's good is the missing gradient scheme. On the rear, it has a triple-camera set-up and a fingerprint sensor that works really fast. This lightweight phone has a 6.3-inch Full HD+ display with thin bezels on the sides and