Lenovo P2

superb speaker ; low temperatures ; solid metal casing ; very long battery life ; low power consumption ; many options of use ; good software ; decent performance ; viewing angle and color accurate screen ; dual-SIM, USB-OTG and NFC ; decent camera...

slightly inaccurate gaps ; software sometimes translated poorly ; distorted microphone ; poor low-light photos ; comparatively dark screen

We already mentioned that the battery life of Lenovo's P2 is fantastic in the introduction. However, we were really surprised that Lenovo has created such an overall complete handset. An elegant and solid casing, decent performance rates, relatively...

Stupendous battery life (up to 3 days) ; Very affordable price ; Impressively loud speaker ; Decent performance ; Tons of customization options

Horrifying, outdated Lenovo interface ; Old software (6.0 Marshmallow) ; Useless, non-customizable special key on the side ; microUSB instead of USB-C

At the end of the day, the Lenovo P2 is a big phone with a big battery and a small price.

Lenovo has been showing itself as a company concerned with creating a better experience for Android smartphone users. This should be a result of the acquisition of Motorola, a company that has always been ahead in the evolution of the mobile device...

Phenomenal battery life ; Attractive metal build ; Gorgeous display for the money

Heavy and quite large ; Limited camera ; Annoying battery saver switch

The Lenovo P2 offers incredible battery life and still manages to tick off all the other aspects you'd want from a fantastic budget phone. If you're looking for a phone that lasts over two days, the Lenovo P2 is for you.

There are many smartphones in the market today with large battery packs, but the Lenovo P2 is probably the best of the lot, from what we have tested. The company has done well to provide a value for money package to the end consumer. The one thing that...

It just keeps going and going – battery life is immense ; Great quality FHD screen ; Plenty of power at this price

Camera quality is only average ; Not running the latest Android version

Incredible battery life and otherwise excellent specs for your cash make the P2 one of the best budget phones around

The Lenovo P2 is really being sold on the strength of its battery, and the great news is that it lives up to the company’s hype, offering you days of usage and a power bank in a pinch. Throw in the premium design and build quality, and you have a phone...

Ridiculous battery life ; Crisp, colourful screen ; Strong customisation ; Rugged design

Mic issues

The Lenovo P2’s awesomeness thankfully extends well past the ridiculously good battery life. For just £200 (or £23 per month on contract), you get a well-specced handset that’s great for enjoying media on the move, as well as reassuringly rugged. As a...