Overall, the design is pretty basic and durable. The special Music Key is on the right side. The 3.5mm AUX cable is on the top, Volume rocker keys and Power button is on the right while the SIM card tray is stapled on the left side of the edge. The micro-USB charging port in at the bottom side of the edge along with the speaker grill. The front panel has the secondary camera and sensors on the top, and three LED backlit keys just below the display. The rear panel has Dual camera and flash followed by the fingerprint sensor, situated just below the antenna lines. The size seems good to be used with a single hand. The edges are slightly curvy and it also gives a good grip.

Similar to its sibling, the body is made up of anodized aluminum. The design of the Lenovo K8 Plus is almost like the K8 Note but the size is a bit smaller as the display panel is 5.2-inches only. The specs seem quite impressive, but verdict the same in real-life usage as well? Let’s check out in this review and see if it’s the smartphone that you be buying. The Lenovo K8 Plus’ price starts at 10,999 INR. The smartphone seems similar to the K8 Note with features like dual cameras and a powerful battery, but it offers them at an affordable price. After launching the K8 Note, Lenovo recently added a new smartphone, called the K8 Plus in its K8 series.

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