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October 2015
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The editors liked
Plenty of storage here. I'm starting to think that smartphones need to come standard with 64GB of storage. Especially with these cameras getting better and better
Speaking of the camera
While it doesn't hold a candle to the Galaxy Note 5's camera. It's
Good allround performance
Polished and snappy operating system
Impressive battery life
64GB of eMMC 5.0 storage
Camera with OIS
Cons
Sluggish HDR mode and f/2.2 aperture
Bland design with glossy back
No NFC support
No 32GB version
No microSD slo
The Lenovo Zuk Z1 has a clean software interface and a comfortable Apple iPhone-ish frame. Battery life is fantastic
Too
Glitchfree performance
Excellent battery life
Cyanogen OS brings added tweaks
Great battery life
Reliable fingerprint scanner
64GB of storage
Good performance
Above average camera (especially outdoors)
The editors didn't like
No word on US availability. No word on it supporting US bands either. Luckily Chinese bands are largely the same as Europeans
The glossy plastic on the back isn't what I'd prefer
But that could be just me
The fingerprint sensor needs a bit more functio
The camera performs terribly with lots of image noise
And the fingerprint sensor doesn't always sense your fingers to unlock the phone
Boring design
No expandable storage
Older processor could put off some users
Non removable battery (subjective)
No microSD (but there is 64GB of built-in storage)
Glitchfree performance, Excellent battery life, Cyanogen OS brings added tweaks,
Boring design, No expandable storage, Older processor could put off some users
At its price point of Rs 13,499, the Lenovo ZUK Z1 is a very attractive proposition. Granted, this is partly due to its late launch in India (remember the Xiaomi Mi 3?), but it's still enough to send the competition into a tizzy. But it isn't just the pr...
Abstract: Home Oneplus Lenovo ZUK Z1 vs OnePlus 2 Camera Comparison Oneplus Review ZUK Lenovo ZUK Z1 vs OnePlus 2 Camera Comparison By Linus - Nov 25, 2015 1594 4 SHARE Facebook Twitter Lenovo's sub-brand ZUK has a one interesting device – the Z1. It has decent spe...
Good allround performance, Polished and snappy operating system, Impressive battery life, 64GB of eMMC 5.0 storage, Camera with OIS, Cons, Sluggish HDR mode and f/2.2 aperture, Bland design with glossy back, No NFC support, No 32GB version, no microSD slo
We started this review with all sorts of expectations. Early reviews criticised the ZUK Z1 for having a subpar camera and fingerprint reader. On the other hand, our experience with Lenovo phones has been quite positive, so we didn't expect the company to...
So, there you have it, the ZUK Z1 by Lenovo. It is a great phone for a lot of reasons, no matter if you look at it like at any other device or a phone that was built by a start-up.It all starts with a plain yet good looking design and solid construction...
Before buying the ZUK Z1 you need to ask yourself what is important to you when buying a phone. If you want the latest processor and highest benchmarks then obviously the Z1 isn't for you, but you would be silly to base your buying decision on this. If...
The Lenovo Zuk Z1 has a clean software interface and a comfortable Apple iPhone-ish frame. Battery life is fantastic, too
The camera performs terribly with lots of image noise, and the fingerprint sensor doesn't always sense your fingers to unlock the phone
Buy the Lenovo Zuk Z1 only if you're in need of super long battery life and don't care about camera quality. Otherwise, there are more well-rounded options available...
Great battery life, Reliable fingerprint scanner, 64GB of storage, Good performance, Above average camera (especially outdoors)
Non removable battery (subjective), No microSD (but there is 64GB of built-in storage), Bland design (but it does have a metal frame), Average speaker, No NFC
On the plus side, ZUK is backed by Lenovo, the Z1 runs Cyanogen, and the 4100 mAh battery is excellent, as is the 64GB of on-board storage. But, the battery isn't removable, there is no SD card slot, and the design could be seen as bland. However if those...
Plenty of storage here. I'm starting to think that smartphones need to come standard with 64GB of storage. Especially with these cameras getting better and better, Speaking of the camera, while it doesn't hold a candle to the Galaxy Note 5's camera. It's
No word on US availability. No word on it supporting US bands either. Luckily Chinese bands are largely the same as Europeans, The glossy plastic on the back isn't what I'd prefer, but that could be just me, The fingerprint sensor needs a bit more functio
I was a bit skeptical of the ZUK Z1, yet still excited. With the specs of the Z1, and the fact it'll have Cyanogen OS, I was pretty excited. And ZUK did not let me down. Even their own ZUI, is pretty darn good. Although there are the occasional typos t...
Abstract: I was over in China at the ZUK launch last week and since then I have been using the ZUK Z1 alongside the OP2 and learned a few interesting things about this new flagship.Before I get in to it I should let you all know that the ZUK Z1 that I have is still...
The Lenovo Zuk Z1 has a clean software interface and a comfortable Apple iPhone-ish frame. Battery life is fantastic, too
The camera performs terribly with lots of image noise, and the fingerprint sensor doesn't always sense your fingers to unlock the phone
Buy the Lenovo Zuk Z1 only if you're in need of super long battery life and don't care about camera quality. Otherwise, there are more well-rounded options available...
