Lenovo A2010 Price in Pakistan & Specifications

Lenovo A2010 Price in Pakistan

The Lenovo A2010 Price in Pakistan is Rs. 6,500 in Pakistan. The retail pricing of Lenovo mobile products covered by an official warranty is regulated by authorized dealers and warranty providers.

Lenovo, a Chinese manufacturer, has launched the 4G A2010 to provide everyone with an affordable LTE experience.

The company is already well-known for their low-cost smartphones of bad quality, but with this release, they have further reduced the price even further.

Lenovo A2010 is equipped with a 64-bit quad-core processor and 1GB of RAM, which is sufficient for the device’s Android 5.1 operating system to function effectively.

The phone will offer LTE on a single SIM card, while 3G will be available on both SIM cards in the device. Lenovo’s A2010 will be equipped with a 5.0-megapixel rear camera and a 2-megapixel front camera for crystal-clear imaging.

The phone is constructed with a slightly curved rear to provide additional support while gripping the Lenovo A2010’s body, and three touch buttons are provided on the front bottom of the phone that do not have backlit indicators.

The slim phone is powered by a removable 2000mAh battery that gives one day of battery life under normal use.

Lenovo introduces the A2010 with an expandable card slot that can accommodate up to a 32GB card for more storage capacity. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS positioning system, and FM radio are all pre-installed, and Lenovo has released the A2010 in two colors: Pearl White and pure black, which is a budget-friendly device that is elegant and stylish.

The phone has already been released in the Philippines, and it is expected to be distributed in the rest of the South Asian market in the coming days.

Designed to look similar to older phone models, the A2010 is aimed at consumers who are on a tight budget yet still want to take advantage of cutting-edge communication while on the go.

It feels a little bulky in comparison to recent versions because of its wide appearance, but the glossy surface makes up for it.

The new Lollipop operating system allows for the finest possible fourth generation LTE compatibility, and the A2010 is a fantastic phone when it comes to accessibility alternatives for the disabled, as it is very easy to carry and, not to mention, it has more features than the competition.

As of September 2015, Lenovo’s A2010 has been shipping in South Asian markets as a single model, and it has already arrived at its final destination, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. The Lenovo A2010 is currently available in stores around the nation.

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