Lenovo K10 Note Specifications, Price, and Release Date

The availability of a telephoto camera, which we haven't seen in a while at this price range, is the Lenovo K10 Note's most distinctive feature. The phone's body is made of plastic, which is comfortable to handle but has a shiny sheen that attracts fingerprints like crazy. Not only that, but the smudges are difficult to remove with a damp cloth, making cleaning difficult. The 6.3-inch full-HD+ display on it features vibrant colors. The earpiece grille conceals a notification LED and a dewdrop notch.

The K10 Note is equipped with either 4GB or 6GB of RAM and 64GB or 128GB of storage, and it is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 SoC. The phone is running a customized version of Android that resembles stock Android but has a few changes. The skin is free of bloatware and annoying alerts, but it also lacks a few extra features that we've come to expect from custom skins, including a screenshot editor. Performance on apps and games is nice, and the phone doesn't get too warm either. Dolby Atmos is available for a single speaker, which amplifies the audio. The front-facing camera catches good details and colors but suffers in low light. The telephoto camera is useful since it has a 2x optical zoom. The image quality is good, however, the focusing speed is a little slower when compared to the primary camera. Portrait photos with background blur are also possible using the camera app. The phone's 'Night' setting brightens the image, which might seem fantastic, but the details are still weak at night. Even at 1080p, video recording can be done at 4K quality, but there is no stabilization. Finally, the 4050mAh battery provides adequate battery life, although charging it takes a bit, even having an 18W fast charger.