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Lenovo ZUK Z3 hands-on review: specifications, design and price, comparison with ZUK Z2

Lenovo ZUK Z3 hands-on review: specifications, design and price, comparison with ZUK Z2

Posted on April 29, 2017January 20, 2019 By Jarvis

There are a lot of Asian companies that produce smartphones with good specifications and acceptable price tags. However, not everyone is earning popularity. So, some not very well-known companies are helped by market leaders, which allows them to stay afloat. It is the brand ZUK, behind which stands such a giant as Lenovo.

For two years in a row, ZUK has been producing very delicious smartphones, or rather flagships, which cost ridiculous money. ZUK Z1 and ZUK Z2 ware good smartphones, so this year the Chinese manufacturer plans to release a third version of the top-end smartphone ZUK Z3.

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It is worth noting that until now ZUK Z2 on Snapdragon 820 processor is the cheapest phone with such a chipset. In China it costs only $175. As for ZUK Z3, at the moment all the information about it is rumors, and no one has yet been officially confirmed. Nevertheless, we are confident that another inexpensive flagship from ZUK will appear, and very soon. Since the predecessor was announced in May last year, then ZUK 3 is worth waiting for around the same time.
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Wearables Tags:China, comparison, Lenovo, processor, review, smartphone, Snapdragon, z1

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