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I believe I haven’t heard of the name phablet for a while. Recently, an entry-level phablet has appeared again in the parallel import market in Hong Kong. This is the Lenovo Tab V7. The phablet is priced at $1,380. What is this cheap phablet? Is there something worth starting?
Honestly speaking, the specifications of the $1,380 phablet are not too high. The phone is only equipped with Snapdragon 450 processor, built-in 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM, equipped with 13MP main lens and 5MP selfie lens. The mobile phone uses a 6.95-inch 18:9 screen (2180 x 1080) and a 5000mAh battery. If it is used to cover WhatsApp, Email, and viewing movies, this size is quite ideal.
▲Lenovo Tab V7 uses a 6.95-inch 18:9 ratio screen (2180 x 1080), which is most suitable for viewing the film with a computer. In addition, the fuselage is not equipped with fingerprint recognition, and users can only unlock it with a human face.
▲Because it is an entry-level mobile phone, it is only equipped with a 13MP single lens.
▲Lenovo Tab V7 has dual speakers and Type-C charging port at the bottom of the machine
▲Lenovo Tab V7 has a true three card slot
▲As for the system, Lenovo Tab V7 has a built-in 64GB ROM. After deducting the Android system, there is still 52.88GB of space for users to use.
▲The system has an FM radio
▲The system also has Dolby sound effects, etc.
▲Equipped with a Snapdragon 450 processor, the performance is just so good
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to sum up:
Lenovo Tab V7 is difficult to be exciting in terms of performance. However, considering that there are not many options for phablet phones in the market, 7-inch screen phones are easier to carry than 8- to 10-inch tablets, and there are not too many requirements for performance and People who need a big screen are more suitable.