Lenovo A6000 Plus with 2GB RAM & 16GB storage Launched in Philippines

Update – It’s been seven months since Lenovo A6000 Plus went on sale for the first time in India and now the device was now officially launched in the Philippines. It sports same specifications and design as Lenovo A6000 apart doubled RAM and internal storage. It will be available exclusively through online store Lazada starting from December 9th.

The device is priced at PHP 6,999 (approx $150 / Rs. 10,000) while in India the same device is now retailing at Rs. 7,499 (approx $112). It still comes with Android 4.4 Kitkat out-of-the-box while the Android 5.1 Lollipop will be available upon the first boot via OTA update. The company providing silicon case and screen protector for free along with the purchase of the device.

Review: Lenovo A6000

Earlier: Apr 17, 2015 – Lenovo, at the Flipkart’s live flash sale event in Bangalore, just spilled out some words about an upcoming device, which is basically an upgraded version of the popular A6000 smartphone. Called as the Lenovo A6000 Plus, the device is said to have 2GB of RAM instead of the 1GB RAM that we saw in the A6000. Also, we are going to see 16GB of internal storage in the device (bumped from 8GB internal in the A6000).

The pricing probably is set at Rs. 7499 and the phone is going on sale from April 20th. Given how the A6000 is available for Rs. 6999, and the successor A7000 is priced at Rs. 8999, the bump in storage and RAM is going to make it sit in between the two. As we had said earlier, the pricing of Rs. 7499 is a good one, but disappointing to those who already have the A6000 and paid just Rs. 500 lesser.

Everything else will be the same, and the device will have a 5-inch HD IPS display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.2 GHz quad-core processor with Adreno 306 GPU, and a 2300 mAh battery (which might now look like the only disadvantage), and the Android 4.4 KitKat OS with Lenovo’s Vibe UI on the top of it.

This should be your choice only if you are okay with an 8MP camera (5MP camera on front is what has changed) and don’t want to choose the A7000 because of the bigger size of the phone.