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Lenovo Mobile Philippines gives a new flavor to their android smartphone line up in the Philippines with the emergence of Lenovo P700. Before this, Lenovo also presented the Lenovo A65 and A60 in which both of the devices had a good start in the very compelling smartphone market. Now, they managed to release a mid-range level dual-SIM android phone.

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The Lenovo A65 features a 3.5-inch Screen display, a 800MHz processor that’s currently running in Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and a cheap price tag! Yes, it only sells for Php5,499 which makes it a direct competitor of the Alcatel Glory 918N which is a dual-SIM android phone too.

As the odds go higher, Lenovo made the P700 as the answer for the ever-growing mid-range level phone competition.

 Lenovo P700 Features

The Lenovo P700 boasts a 4-inch WVGA Capacitive IPS LCD touchscreen display (similar to the iPhone) 16M colors for stunning visuals and great viewing angles, a 1GHz processor for a fast phone operation, a 512MB RAM for seamless multi-tasking, a large enough 755MB internal storage for all the files, and Face unlock. What? Face Unlock? Yes, you read it right. It is running the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich which means you will get the updated Android features. So will it get an update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean? No official information about it yet. With a sufficient space of RAM and a strong processor, you don’t have to worry about the basic lag problems because it will definitely get rid of it easily.

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Apart from all those mentioned above, the best asset of this phone is its Dual-SIM/Dual-Standby capability that perfectly suits those who’s always on the go. This factor makes it easy to navigate between two cellular networks without switching phones. Like other android phones, it is only capable of giving the 3G connectivity to the first SIM while the second SIM will only get 2G/EDGE. So, if you will use your phone for mobile surfing, better put your preferred internet network to the first slot so you can enjoy a much faster connection.

The Lenovo P700 also promises a long-lasting battery life because it is packed with a 2500mAh battery that can net you tons of hours in browsing the web, playing games, playing music and watching videos and so much more! Imagine what you can do with that much battery and you can almost do it all. On top of that, the gadget is offered with a couple of freebies!

 Freebies

Aside from the phone’s package, it also includes a Belkin 1000mAh Power Pack, a 2GB microSD card, and a Smart Buddy SIM with Php100 of load valid for 30 days! The 2500mAh battery plus the Belkin 1000mAh – will you run out of juice?

The handset also has a front facing camera for all your Skype and chatting needs. And if you want to capture that sweet homescreen of yours, just press “Power key + Volume down” at the same time and you got your screenshot! No need for an app as it is already built-in.

Lenovo P700 Specifications

  • Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
  • Dual-SIM / Dual-Standby
  • 4.0” inches WVGA Capacitive IPS-LCD Screen Display at 800×480 pixels, 16M colors
  • MT6575 1GHz processor
  • GPU VR SGX6xx
  • 512MB RAM, 4GB ROM
  • 755MB on board storage (expandable up to 32GB via microSD)
  • 5MP camera with auto-focus, VGA front-facing camera
  • 3G/HSDPA – 1st SIM, 2G/EDGE – 2nd SIM
  • Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotspot
  • Bluetooth, FM Radio
  • GPS and A-GPS support
  • Face Unlock
  • 2500mAh battery

The Lenovo P700 is now available in the Philippines with a price tag of Php10,990. It is Php6000 cheaper than its closest 1GHz Dual-SIM rival, the HTC Desire V which is priced at Php16,990. The Cherry Mobile W900 may also be considered but it has much lower specs and only runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

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  1. I own a P700 and i’m disappointed with my unit. Less than a year and my battery gives me a problem. It’s not a simple problem really esp. if the distributor doesn’t have the spare parts for the units they sell. In the authorized service shop where i brought my unit (SM San Lazaro), i was the 5th Lenovo customer for that day with the same problem…. After a week, the glass lens of my unit cracked. Likewise, they don’t have the parts available.

  2. lenovo p700 is better than galaxy s duos. the IPS screen of p700 is great. galaxy s duos i think does not have AMOLED or AMOLED Plus screen (ref: GSMArena).. and that battery of p700 plus a Belikn 1000mAh power pack is a wow..

  3. Check HTC Desire V Dual Sim Phone same spec of samsung galaxy s dou
    out now at market price of 14,500

  4. i think it can’t smoothly handle Dungeon Hunters, Warriors 2 and just even Blood and glory. Is there a 1.5 Ghz dual core lenovo coming? my pantech a800s feels kinda old.