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IFA 2014: Lenovo unveils Vibe X2 and Vibe Z2 smartphones

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FP Archives|Sep 08, 2014, 09:48:14 IST

Lenovo has announced two new smartphones at the IFA 2014 - Vibe X2 and Vibe Z2. Both devices run Android 4.4 KitKat and ensure that you can take cool selfies with their 5MP and 8MP front-facing cameras, respectively.

 

Going with the current crop of smartphones, the Vibe X2 features a 5-inch full-HD and comes powered with a MediaTek MT6595 octa-core processor coupled with 2GB RAM. On the storage front, one can expect 32GB internal storage. It runs Android KitKat along with a layer of Vibe UI on the top. 

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It also gets a 13MP rear camera and 5MP front-camera for selfies and video conferences. It gets a 2300mAh battery and in terms of connectivity supports 4G LTE, Bluetooth and GPS. The whole package is fitted into a sleek 7.27mm profile and available in white, red, gold and dark grey colours.

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The Vibe Z2 that was made official last month is also showcased at the event. The Vibe Z2 sports a bigger 5.5-inch 720p display. It is powered by 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon quad core processor and 2GB RAM. Other specs include 32GB internal storage, Android 4.4 KitKat, 13MP rear snapper, 8MP front camera, Dual SIM capability and 3000mAh battery.

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The Vibe X2 is priced at $399 (approximately Rs 24,000) and Vibe Z2 at $429  (approximately Rs 25,800). Both devices will be available this month in China, and select markets in October. There is no word on the availability in India yet. 

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First Published:Sep 08, 2014, 09:48:14 IST
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