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Lenovo ZUK Z1 review: A mid-range Android phone with loads of storage and battery power built-in

Lenovo ZUK Z1 review: A mid-range Android phone with loads of storage and battery power built-in

Posted on November 8, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis

This mid-range Android phone is packed with goodies, including 64GB of storage, a large battery, USB-C and a fingerprint scanner. But is the Lenovo ZUK Z1 worth your money?

PRICE AND UK AVAILABILITY

The Z1 is the first phone from Hong Kong-based ZUK, which is backed by Lenovo. A Chinese phone, the ZUK Z1 is available in the UK through sites such as Coolicool.com, where it currently costs £228.47/$343. Coolicool has stocks in its EU warehouse, which means you won’t be liable for import duty, and offers free shipping to the UK.
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