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Lenovo K8 Plus to be launched in India on September 6


After introducing the K8 Note in its K series, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer, Lenovo is all geared up for its next launch. The Lenovo K8 Plus launch is scheduled for September 6. The company has been teasing the device for some time now.
Lenovo had earlier confirmed that it is working on the K8 Plus and the device was also spotted on some benchmarking sites. In addition, Flipkart also made an announcement in which it stated that the upcoming K8 Plus will be exclusively sold by the e-commerce portal in India.
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From the teaser released on Twitter yesterday, it was reflected that the K8 Plus will feature a dedicated media button on the left side of the smartphone, similar to the K8 Note. The smartphone has been introduced with a tagline, “Do you look at your smartphone and always #KraveForMore? It’s time to end that with the new and powerful #LenovoK8Plus. Coming Soon!”
Lenovo K8 Plus Media button
The upcoming smartphone from Lenovo will be a mid-range smartphone and the prices will be revealed at the time of launch. According to reports, the smartphone will come with stock Android with the latest version of Nougat. According to Flipkart, the K8 Plus is also going to feature a dual rear camera setup with bokeh effect in action. Though it is not reflected in the teaser, it can be expected looking at the other smartphone of the series like K8 Note.

Some of the specifications revealed spotted earlier reveal that the device will feature a 1.7GHz octa-core MediaTek Helio P25 SoC and will run on Android 7.1.1 Nougat. It will be further coupled to 3GB RAM. Let’s see what else the smartphone has to offer in a highly competitive segment. We can expect other specifications of the smartphone near the launch or maybe at the time of its launch.

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