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Lenovo Z5 Pro price
Lenovo Z5 Pro comes with 6GB RAM and has two storage variants. While the base model has 64GB onboard storage, the high-end variant comes with 128GB internal storage.
The former is priced at CNY 1,998 and the latter at CNY 2,298. Lenovo Z5 Pro only comes in black colour option. As of now, there is no word on its price and availability in India.
Lenovo Z5 Pro specifications
Lenovo Z5 Pro smartphone features a 6.39-inch full-HD+ Super AMOLED display that has an aspect ratio of 19.5:9 and is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass. The latest offering by Lenovo Z5 Pro runs Android 8.1 Oreo skinned with ZUI 10 and is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 710. The smartphone has the Adreno 616 GPU and comes with 6GB of RAM. As we mentioned earlier, it comes in 64GB and 128GB storage variants.
Lenovo Z5 Pro sports a dual rear camera setup that comes with 16MP and 24MP sensors. While the former is a Sony IMX519 sensor, the latter is a Sony IMX576 sensor. Both come with an f/1.8 aperture. The dual rear cameras of the smartphone come with a dual-tone LED flash.
For selfies and video calls, there are 16MP and 8MP sensors. The front camera comes with an IR sensor for Face Unlock. The smartphone houses s 3,350mAh battery and comes with 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v5.0, GPS/ A-GPS, NFC, and USB Type-C for connectivity.
Sensors on the device include an in-display fingerprint sensor, ambient light sensor, e-compass, gravity sensor, gyroscope, and a hall sensor.
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Although it looks great, like other smartphones that come with a glass back panel, it is prone to getting fingerprint smudges. But, since it is a issue that is common in all glass back smartphones, we are not counting it as a minus. However, be careful, as the device can get scratches rather quickly. Putting a case is an option to keep it safe, but then you’ll be missing out on its good looks. So you will have to make a choice between the two.
The back panel of the smartphone is where the fingerprint scanner also lies. The dual rear cameras of the device are also housed on the back panel, but unlike most other smartphones’ primary cameras, they are not in a module. The Honor branding and AI camera logos are also present, but you can only read them if you hold the smartphone in landscape mode.
While the right edge of 
On flipping the device, you will see its 6.5-inch fullView display that comes with 2.5D Glass on it. The screen has an aspect ratio of 19.5:9 and a screen-to-body ratio of 91%. In order to achieve this, Honor has made the notch on the top of display as small as it could. There were times when we felt that the smartphone is too big for one-handed usage. But, many people may not consider this a hindrance as most of us are used to having phones with big screens.
Speaking about the display of the smartphone, we really adored it. The colours were accurate and vibrant, and we really liked watching videos on YouTube because of the crisp quality if images. During our time with the smartphone, we found the images depicted and to be very clear. The viewing angles were good and sunlight readability was also decent. The company has touted the presence of Eye Comfort mode on the device. On enabling it, we observed a slightly warmer tint on the screen. According to Honor, the Eye Comfort mode filters out the blue light to relieve the users’ visual fatigue. You can also schedule the Eye Comfort mode to get enabled on its own.
To conclude, we would say that we really liked the design and display of the smartphone. The build could have been better and we would have really appreciated it if the back panel of the device would have been protected by glass. One can put on a case to avoid scratches but that would mean hiding the Honor 8X’s stunning looks.
There was some bloatware on the device, but not too much of it. And we didn’t even feel the need of deleting most apps. Besides the usual suite of Google apps, there was Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Netflix, Camera360, an SOS app and a gaming app called Lords Mobile. There is a Phone Manager app on the device that can be used to optimize its performance. It frees up RAM, keeps a track on data usage, checks the smartphone for any viruses and stops battery from draining. If you use some particular functions of the app too often, you can also create short cuts for them.
One can also use various gestures to perform tasks on the device like swiping inward from left or right of the screen to go back to the previous screen, swiping up from the bottom of the screen to go up, accessing Google Assistant by swiping up from the lower corners. Honor 8X 
Most photographs were good in quality. The images were sharp. The colours were accurate. At least in well-lit conditions, mostly everything was good. Usual shots were just fine, although the clarity could have been a little more. But zoom in a bit and the problem begins there and then. We also took some shots using AI photography that the company spoke about so much during the launch. We thought that most pictures taken with the mode made pictures a little oversaturated.
The shots taken at night could be much better than what it was. The photos taken were not as clear as the ones taken during the day, and AI photography mode doesn’t help much in it.
The 16MP selfie camera was better than the rear cameras of the device. We were happy with the shots we took in well-lit conditions, but the ones in lowly lit areas were no better than primary cameras’.
jumping to the battery life of the smartphone, we were really impressed by it. With one single charge, the 
Never underestimate the importance of correctly positioning your Wi-Fi. And the height at which your Wi-Fi router is kept makes a lot of difference. If you have placed your Wi-Fi router on the floor or behind other objects, in all probability, it is the reason behind its bad performance.
Solution: You need to place your router as high as you can in order to extend the broadcasting range of its radio waves. By doing this, you will also make sure that there no other objects placed around it.
There are certain materials that block Wi-Fi signals. And concrete and metals are among the biggest blockers. In fact, they are so effective that they can even protect you from RFID hacks. But obviously, you don’t want them anywhere near your Wi-Fi router. So if your router is placed in an area that is enclosed with concrete, or if there are some metallic objects between your device and Wi-Fi router, you should not be surprised by its slow speed.
Solution: Change the position of your Wi-Fi router and avoid keeping it in an area that is too closed. Make sure there is no concrete around it remove all metallic and other big objects to enhance its performance.
This can particularly happen if you live in a very big house. One thumbs rule you should always remember is that the further you go away from the router, the weaker will be the signals. So, if you have a designated area where you mostly use your devices, it’s better to place the router close to it. However, if that is not the case, place it at the centre of your home, as Wi-Fi broadcasts in all directions. However, if your router’s broadcast is particularly weak, you can also enhance it by changing the range of Wi-Fi waves.
Solution: You can use Wi-Fi extenders or repeaters that can be connected to the main router. These extenders basically repeat the signal of the router to cover a greater area.
Microwaves and ovens can interfere a lot with your Wi-Fi network. And this particularly happens if your router is an old one. The reason the microwaves affecting the Wi-Fi network is the fact that they have a frequency of 2.45GHz. And this frequency is extremely close to the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi band, which broadcasts between 2.412GHz and 2.472GHz. So the frequency from microwaves can overlap with the frequency of Wi-Fi, leading to disruption of the data that is transferred.
Solution: just make sure your microwave has proper shielding.
Bluetooth devices are just as commonly used as Wi-Fi routers. And they also have a frequency of 2.4GHz. A Bluetooth device that has been made properly must have shielding to make sure that interference does not occur in any way. ‘Frequency hopping’ is often used by Bluetooth manufacturers to avoid the situation of a frequency clash. And 
Yes, you read that right. While most of us use fairy lights to decorate our houses on Diwali and Christmas, only very few know that they can slow down your Wi-Fi. These lights emit an electromagnetic field that interacts with your Wi-Fi band, which slows it down. And unfortunately, LED lights are no better.
Solution: If the effect is just negligible, you can live with it for a day or two till the time decorations are up. If it’s too bad, don’t put LED or fairy light in the area where your router is placed.
Today, almost every house has a Wi-Fi network, because it has become just so indispensable. However, there are times when this can create a channel overlap, particularly if you live in a housing complex or an apartment. Channel overlap mostly happens when the router can only broadcast at 2.4GHz or if you the devices around it can only receive a wireless signal of 2.4GHz. It is worth noticing that there are only 14 channels to transmit on, so if two routers are on the same channel and broadcast at the same frequency, there is a very high possibility of them interfering with each other.
Solution: While most modern routers can automatically choose a channel for you, it is also important to investigate yourself to find a good channel.
Is your neighbour using your Wi-Fi network, without keeping you informed? This is far more common than we think. There may be other people, mostly the ones who live very close to you, who may be using your Wi-Fi network without your knowledge. It not only slows down your Wi-Fi but can also lead to various security issues, so it must be stopped immediately.
Solution: The first and foremost solution for this is to have a very strong password. Avoid using your name, or other obvious information as your password, as those, can be cracked easily. Also, regularly check for any suspicious or unknown devices on your network.
If you or anyone else in your house has left a large download running on a device, it is very likely that it is contributing to the slow speed of the Wi-Fi. One just cannot underestimate how much downloading heavy files can degrade their Wi-Fi’s performance. While we really can’t do without updating our devices, we should pause the ones that are not too important.
Solution: Firstly, just make sure that none of the people who use your Wi-Fi is downloading heavy files, or binge-watching a series of Netflix. What you can also do is prioritize your network traffic. This can be done by going to your router’s settings to enable Quality of Service.
If you have been browsing the internet anonymously by using a VPN, then we are sure that this is the reason behind your slow internet speed. All VPNs, regardless of what they promise, slow down internet speed at least to an extent. VPNs encrypt and decrypt data in real-time, which slowed down processing as your internet requires more data.
Solution: either stop using the VPN or upgrade your internet package.
The problem is not always with the router. Your device may be responsible for slow internet speed too. If all your other devices are working fine apart from your laptop or PC, then you should check the Network Drivers. If the network drivers of your device are corrupt, then they are the reason why you are getting slow internet speed in spite of being connected to a Wi-Fi router that may have no problems.
Solution: Press 
Sometimes, background programs that are running on our device quietly use up the bandwidth, and you wouldn’t even get to know. Or you may have malware on your device which is slowing down the speed of the internet. And if you have recently installed a Windows 
Often when our devices are on Power Saver mode, they slow down internet speeds to enhance the 
Can you download files from other websites with ease and it’s only one particular page or website that is causing a problem? If the answer is yes, then it’s not your internet’s fault. The problem is at the source website because download speeds don’t only depend on your router, but also on the download server.
Solution: There is nothing you can do apart from downloading files from some other website.
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iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): 11-inch Liquid Retina display with 2,388 x 1,668-pixel resolution
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): 12.9-inch Liquid Retina display with 2,732 x 2,048-pixel resolution
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): 12.9-inch Retina display with 2,732 x 2,048-pixel resolution
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): 10.5-inch Retina display with 1,668-pixel resolution
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): A12X Bionic
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): A12X Bionic
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): Apple A10X Fusion
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): Apple A10X Fusion
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): 64/256/512GB/1TB
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): 64/256/512GB/1TB
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): 64/256/512GB
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): 64/256/512GB
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): iOS 12
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): iOS 12
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): iOS 11
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): iOS 11
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): 12 megapixel
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): 12 megapixel
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): 12 megapixel
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): 12 megapixel
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): 7 megapixel
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): 7 megapixel
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): 7 megapixel
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): 7 megapixel
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): Up to 10 hours strenuous use over Wi-Fi; up to 9 hours over cellular
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): Up to 10 hours strenuous use over Wi-Fi; up to 9 hours over cellular
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): Up to 10 hours strenuous use over Wi-Fi; up to 9 hours over cellular
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): Up to 10 hours strenuous use over Wi-Fi; up to 9 hours over cellular
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): Yes; 2nd generation
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): Yes; 2nd generation
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): Yes; original Apple Pencil
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): Yes; original Apple Pencil
For Wi-Fi
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): $799
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): $999
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): $799
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): $649
For LTE
iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch): $949
iPad Pro 2018 (12.9-inch): $1,149
iPad Pro 2017 (12.9-inch): $929
iPad Pro 2017 (10.5-inch): $779
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A number of specifications in Asus Zen fone Max M1 and Asus Zenfone Lite L1smartphones are the same. Both of them come with a 5.45-inch LCD screen, Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 processor, 13MP primary snapper and Android Oreo with ZenUI on to. Talking about the differences, Asus ZenFone Max M1 comes in 3GB RAM/32GB onboard storage, while the ZenFone Lite L1 has 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage. Both pack a 4,000mAh and 3,000mAh battery respectively. While ZenFone Max M1 sports an 8MP selfie snapper, the ZenFone Lite L1 features a 5MP front shooter. The smartphones were priced at Rs 8,999 and Rs 6,999 respectively and 
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Priced at Rs 9,999 in India, 
The bottom holds the lightening charging port as well as the speaker and microphone grille. Twin hardened glass is placed on the front as well as the back, which enables the device to charge itself using a wireless charger. The front of the Apple iPhone XR is dominated by a large 6.1-inch Liquid Retina IPS LCD. And yes, there is a notch present here too and no physical home key, just like the 
The notch here is about the same size as found on its siblings. It hides the front facing camera system for Face ID along with other sensors like proximity. Flip the device around and you will be greeted by a raised single telephoto camera with dual-tone flash under it. In the upper middle is the shiny Apple logo and at the bottom part of the back is where the iPhone branding lies. The device weighs 194 grams with the large battery inside, but does not feel bulky at all.
Coming back to the display it is a treat to work with. It is not as brilliant or bright as we have seen in some of the more expensive iPhones, but it is definitely better than other or at par with competitive Android displays you get in the Indian market. The LCD is curved from the sides, which gave us an enhanced viewing experience. Even when watching it from the sides. No matter what we threw at the 
Jumping over to the cameras the Apple 
Over that, the rear camera uses software to take portrait shots. Bokeh effect is not as good as the iPhone XS or XS Max (since both have dual sensors), but nothing that we would call a downer. In fact, on most occasions we found the images to be quite vibrant and sharp. Moving the front camera, the 7MP sensor does get all the effects like stage light and stage light mono in the portrait mode, which are missing from the rear camera as those need a dual camera setup. We loved the selfie experience and the modes have become much better than what was there in the iPhone X. There is great attention to detail here.
Videos came out be as brilliant as ever. The rear camera can capture moving pictures at 4K resolution at 60FPS and the front one can capture in Full HD resolution at 60FPS. With the rear camera the colours are very vibrant. Blacks are deeper and there is exceptional clarity in the shots. Same is the case with the front cameras videos, but since the resolution is lower, a bit of clarity loss can be seen.
Siri is available on the Apple
OnePlus 6T: 6.41-inch full-HD+ Optic AMOLED panel with an aspect ratio of 19.5:9. Comes with Corning Gorilla Glass 6 protection.
iPhone XS: 5.8-inch OLED Super Retina display.
Google Pixel 3: 5.5-inch full-HD+ flexible OLED display panel with an aspect ratio of 18:9. Comes with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection.
OnePlus 6T: 64-bit octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC.
iPhone XS: A12 Bionic.
Google Pixel 3: 64-bit octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC.
OnePlus 6T: 6GB or 8GB RAM, 128GB and 256GB storage variants.
iPhone XS: RAM not disclosed, 64GB, 256GB and 512GB storage variants.
Google Pixel 3: 4GB RAM, 64GB and 128GB storage models.
OnePlus 6T: No
iPhone XS: No
Google Pixel 3: No
OnePlus 6T: 
OnePlus 6T: 16MP Sony IMX519 sensor with f/1.7 aperture + 20MP Sony IMX376K sensor with f/1.7 aperture.
iPhone XS:12MP wide-angle sensor with f/1.8 aperture + 12MP telephoto sensor with f/2.4 aperture. The cameras comes with 2x optical zoom and a 6-element lens.
Google Pixel 3: 12.2MP dual-pixel rear camera with f/1.8 aperture.
OnePlus 6T: 3,700mAh with support for 5V/ 4A fast charge technology
iPhone XS: Not disclosed.
Google Pixel 3: 2,915mAh
OnePlus 6T: $549
iPhone XS: $999
Google Pixel 3: $799
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