Even with antenna bands and a dual camera housing, the rear looks relatively cleaner. That said, Lenovo has made sure that the phone justifies a higher price tag with its premium metal build. In fact, you could mistake the K8 Plus for the K6 Power, save for the bottom speaker grille and the rear dual camera.Īt 165g, it is noticeably heavier than the most rivals in this segment. Lenovo’s K8 Plus reiterates that fact with an impressive build in a rather conventional design.

So does the K8 Plus justify its price tag? Let's find out.Īs we have seen in the past few months, a budget smartphone in 2017 is no more bulky with shabby builds and smaller displays. With a price tag of Rs 11,999, it offers a dual rear camera setup, a USP over what the competitors offer in this price bracket. On paper, the Lenovo K8 Plus seems like a great deal for a small price - a MediaTek Helio P25 SoC, 4GB of RAM, 32GB of onboard room and a dual camera setup, below a 5.2-inch full HD LCD display.

Lenovo feels the same too, which is why they have come up with multiple new models in this segment and the K8 Plus is aimed to disrupt the same. Every manufacturer is trying to go that extra mile by providing tempting features with a hard-to-resist price tag. The budget smartphone category is the hottest segment in the Indian smartphone market.

Lenovo k8 plus review