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We all know Lenovo as the leading PC manufacturer. The company made headlines when they acquired Motorola last year. This shows that the company is quite serious about the competition and their plan is to become the leading mobile manufacturer as soon as possible. Lenovo launched the cheapest 4G LTE enabled phone in India last year. The phone got great response from the audience. Let’s check out whether the Lenovo A6000 worth it or not?                                  Tech Specs : The Lenovo A6000 is a Dual SIM device with 2G-3G-4G LTE connectivity options. The phone has a 5 inch IPS Capacitive touchscreen which supports 16M colours. The display of comes with an HD resolution with a good pixel count of 294 ppi. The touchscreen also supports multi-touch. The phone comes with an 8 MP primary camera and a 2 MP secondary camera. The primary unit comes with the features like auto focus and LED flash. It also supports video recording at 720p resolution. Though, as expected

HTC introduced the Desire 816 last year. The phone was received well by the critics and audience. Then they came up with a lower Quad-core variant and named it Desire 816G. At the very beginning of this year, the company launched an Octa-core variant of the Desire 816G. Let us check out the performance of Desire 816 (Octa-core). Tech Specs : The Desire 816G (Octa-core) is a Dual-SIM smartphone which supports both 2G and 3G networks. It has a 5.5 inch capacitive touchscreen which supports up to 16M colours. It has a decent pixel count of 267 ppi with an HD resolution (720p). The touchscreen of this device supports multi-touch. For photography, it has a 13 MP primary camera with LED Flash and a 5 MP secondary camera. The primary camera can record Full HD videos at 30fps and HD videos at 60fps. The secondary camera also supports Full HD resolution. Other connectivity options available in this device are Wi-Fi, microUSB 2.0 and Bluetooth 4.0 with apt-X. The phone run