The Motorola Moto E series has, within the last few few years, delivered a functional Android experience to those on the budget. With Lenovo having taken the reigns at Motorola, the 2016 variant in the Moto E has actually been rebranded like the Lenovo Vibe C2, in line with recent reports. Following the usual flurry of leaks and speculation, the device is now official on Lenovo's Russian site, though in the meantime, the Chinese firm hasn't divulged the value nor availability.
We all know from past encounters while using Moto E range the Lenovo Vibe C2 won't cost a whole lot, as well as the design is perhaps in-keeping with existing versions of the cheap-and-cheerful smartphone. The rather neat-looking box of plastic will come in both black or white, weighs 139 grams, and measures in at 143 x 71.4 x 8.5 mm. Kitted out having a 720 x 1080 display, the Vibe C2 gets a 1 GHz MediaTek MT6735P chip with Mali-T720 graphics and also a solitary gig of RAM. The listing shows 8 GB of expandable storage, though It's believed that the 16 GB version will certainly be available from the time the Vibe C2 makes its eventual debut.
Connectivity is offered by means of Bluetooth 4.0 LE, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, GPS and 4G LTE. There is an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera which should likely supply a basic photographic experience, as you move the 5-megapixel front snapper will tend to selfie and video calling needs. Keeping the lights on is really a 2750 mAh battery which, when one considers the decidedly low-end hardware, should maintain Vibe C2 running well during the one-day mark.
Software-wise, there is Android 6.0 Marshmallow off of the bat, though Lenovo will certainly be peddling its Vibe UI to feature a sizable dose of additional bloat features.
Hopefully, Lenovo will soon furnish us with precisely as soon as the Vibe C2 will arrive, along with just simply the amount. As so when this info is made available, we are going to have it covered right here, so stay tuned for more.