Hi there.

Just wonder how does Lenovo P2 compare to Asus Send one 3 Zoom (http://m.gsmarena.com/asus_zenfone_3_zoom_ze553kl-8509.php) in terms of battery usage and performance.

How does Blackview P2 compare to Lenovo P2?

This post has been edited by zioburosky13: Jul 9 2017, 09:40 PM

Me saw some Blackview P2 being sold here. It could be counterfeit, or original.

For someone who constantly traveling outdoor and camping, This caught my attention. . If only the battery is a little bigger...

This post has been edited by zioburosky13: Jul 10 2017, 08:04 PM

Back to making decision again on which smartphone to get for replacement.

Should I
1) wait for Lenovo P3, rumor is it will be released within this year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ2Z2pgUfIo

or,

2) get this Asus Zenfone 4 Max ZC554KL
http://www.gsmarena.com/asus_zenfone_4_max_zc554kl-8749.php
instead?

I am a sucker for big ass battery. First phone is Lenovo P780 which comes with a 4000mAh battery (back then it was considered one of the smartphone with huge battery). And also travel a lot, so durability and battery are my main concern when getting a smartphone.

Don't care about the internal storage as it is better to leave it for system-files storage only. The lighter the internal storage, the better the unit performs. I store all my files on SD-card anyway.

As for traveling, it's mostly Asia, Europe for now. So I guess the 32GB version is handy for sim-card swapping.

In the meantime, waiting for the official release of Lenovo P3 might be a logical reason, since rumor has it the price of that phone is between MYR 1200-1500 which is within my budget.

As for phone case protection, has anyone tried these before?
This.
and
this?

I am a sucker for outdoor activity, hence the constant traveling, so gotta take good care of the phone.

Agreed. Tempered glass is much easier to replace compare to the screen, even thought it used Gorilla Glass.

Looks nice. Except for
1) 3GB RAM only.
2) Expandable storage up to 2GB only.
Anyway, know any dealer and its price in Malaysia?

This post has been edited by zioburosky13: Sep 20 2017, 10:25 PM

According to CAT offcial site,
Extended Storage microSD™ (up to 2TB)

In terms of performance, it will lose to most mid-range smartphone on the market due to the choice of CPU.
However, when it comes to durability of the phone and battery, it is a top contender among the other rugged-smartphone series.

Wonder if they issue international warranty since I might have found a dealer somewhere in Asia.

Will look into it later. In the meantime, how does Mediatek MT6757 Helio P20 compare to Qualcomm MSM8953 Snapdragon 625 in terms of performance.

My Lenovo Vibe Shot is having auto-focus issue when using the native camera apps. Open Camera solved the problem. Then again, the phone is aging fast in terms of performance and battery. Have to charge the phone 3 times per day now. Imagine that.

Facebook app is known for many issues: it drains battery fast like Homer Simpson in a all-you-can-eat buffet,
consumes a lot of data and hogs Storage. Facebook Lite is a good alternative without any bloated features.
Look for it on Google Play store. Or, just log into Facebook mobile site using the phone's web browser.

This badass came to mind.
It comes with a, get this, hot-swappable 6200 mAh Li-Ion battery pack for a smartphone.

Too bad there is no latest version on the market now.

This post has been edited by zioburosky13: Sep 25 2017, 09:08 PM

MYR 1,201.16 on here: https://www.tomtop.com/p-ps0017g-eu.html?cu...ASABEgLfDfD_BwE

Looks too good to be true. Does anyone know anything about that seller?

Looks like P2 will be the last good Lenovo phone in M'sia.

Any user of Xiao Mi Max 2 here?
How is the phone?

It is safe to say Xiao Mi Max 2 is the P2 of Xiao Mi.
Same CPU, GPU, protection.

Still kinda sad to see Lenovo is being phased out here.

Battery and performance ratio wise (and wallet), unless Moto releases a spiritual successor to Lenovo P2, Max2 is probably the only option now.

Interesting. Is there a way to remove the bloatwares?

Upgrade version of CAT S60.
Why can't they put a bigger battery in it, is the question.