联想P2:为了对电池的热爱

It doesn't have the highest performance on tap either \u00ad rather, the 14nm Snapdragon 625 is more tuned for usable power and efficiency.<\/p>

Looking around the phone, it has a smart albeit generic design: glass front with 2.5D curves, metal black with small plastic sections for the antennas, chamfered edges, front fingerprint sensor and centrally placed rear camera.On the side is a small slider switch \u00ad you might think it's to switch to silent mode but it's actually for the ultra power saving mode.<\/p>

Probably useful, because with this size of battery, you won't be charging it every day (and you'll forget to charge it every once in a while). If you're out somewhere and the battery is at 15% for example, switch to ultra power saving and the display goes to a dark mode (amoled screens save power if they're darker) and the phone limits operation to a few essentials like phoneSMS.<\/p>

This way, even that 15% will last you half the day. All the same, it has Rapid Charge tech (a 24watt charger) \u00ad so 15 minutes of charging should get you through half the day on normal mode.The interface is mostly stock Android with a few pre-installed apps that you can easily remove. It works smoothly for all kinds of daily tasks, with 4k video and gaming too. We tested the 4GB RAM variant and found it to have good memory management with no lags and stutters.<\/p>

The camera of fers decent performance for the price \u00ad we got some good results under most conditions (though we switched to third-party camera apps for better results). 4K video is good too, though the addition of optical image stabilisation would have helped.<\/p>