The Lenovo K10 Note and Lenovo K10 Plus series may be getting a new member soon. Certification documents have revealed the name of the upcoming device is the Lenovo K10. The documents also include live images of the phone, which to be honest, show the device is just a rebranded Motorola E6 Plus.

The Lenovo K10 has been certified in Taiwan and the documents reveal its model number is XT2025-3. The live photos show its display has a waterdrop notch and there are two cameras on the rear that are stacked vertically. The phone also has a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner.

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The back of the phone has a polished appearance that it is quite reflective and will get smudged easily. There is a MicroUSB port at the bottom and it is flanked on the right by the speaker grille and on the left by the primary microphone. On the right side of the phone are the buttons while the top is home to the audio jack.

The Lenovo K10 has a removable 3000mAh battery. However, while the Moto E6 Plus supports 10W charging, the NCC documents show the phone will ship with a 5W charger.

Since this is just the Moto E6 Plus with a new name, the Lenovo K10 will arrive with a 6.1-inch HD+ display, an HelioP22 processor, 2GB RAM, 32GB of expandable storage, 13MP + 2MP dual rear cameras, and an 8MP selfie camera. It should run Android 9 Pie when it launches and should have a price tag similar to that of the Moto E6 Plus.

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A new Lenovo phone called Lenovo A6 Note that has a model number of L19041 has been approved by the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) and Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). These listings suggest that the smartphone could be announced in European markets and India in the near future. A Geekbench listing of the phone has also appeared to leak its key specs. In addition, the EEC database has listing for new phones such as Lenovo K10 Plus, Lenovo K10 Note and Lenovo Z6 Pro.

Lenovo A6 Note

The Lenovo A6 Note smartphone has appeared in the news for the first time. The Geekbench listing of the smartphone has revealed that it scored 760 in single-core test and 3499 in multi-core test. The handset boots to Android 9 Pie OS. It is fueled by MediaTek Helio P22 chipset that clocks at 2.0 GHz and 3 GB of RAM. Apart from these details, no other information is available on the A6 Note.

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Lenovo K10 Plus and Lenovo K10 Note

The Lenovo K10 Plus has a model number of L39051 whereas the Lenovo K10 Note has a model number of L38111. The National Broadcasting Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) body of Thailand had also recently certified the Lenovo K10 Note L38111 smartphone. The Lenovo Z6 Youth smartphone that was announced in May in China could be heading to international markets with Lenovo K10 Note moniker. The NBTC had also approved a smartphone called Lenovo K10. The accurate specs of the Lenovo K10 and K10 Plus are not known yet.

Lenovo Z6 Pro

Last year, Lenovo reentered the smartphone business in China by launching multiple phones in the year. It became the first company to launch Snapdragon 855 smartphone by debuting the Lenovo Z5 Pro GT in December 2018. In April, it was succeeded by Lenovo Z6 Pro that features the same SoC and improved specs. Lenovo’s Z-series have remained exclusive to the Chinese market. However, the EEC certification of the Lenovo Z6 Pro suggests it could be made available in European markets in the near future.

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The Lenovo K series is a confusing lineup. Last year, Lenovo announced the Lenovo K5 series bearing in mind that it already launched a K5 series back in 2016. Last year’s Lenovo K5 Note even sells as the Lenovo K9 Note in markets like India. However, things should smoothen out regarding the naming when it launches the Lenovo K10 series this year since there isn’t a previous device with the same name.

The Lenovo K10 may be launching soon as the device has been certified by Thailand’s network certification agency – the NBTC. The phone’s certificate has surfaced online and it reveals some details.

The model number of the device is stated as XT2025-3 but the certificate also says it will arrive as the Lenovo K10. The document also reveals the phone was manufactured in the USA by Motorola Mobility. The model number shows this is a Motorola device and one that is familiar though yet to launch.

Early this month, a Motorola device with model number XT2025-1 was certified by the FCC. The model number is a variant of the Lenovo K10’s above. There are speculations that the FCC device may launch as the Moto E6. If that is true, then the Moto E6 = Lenovo K10. If it isn’t the Moto E6, we are still pretty sure the Lenovo K10 is related to whatever Motorola device it launches as.

The FCC listing says the phone has 2GB or 4GB of RAM and 32GB or 64GB of storage. It also has a 3000mAh battery and supports 10W charging. Another variant of the phone with model number XT2025-2 was also certified by the EEC early this month.

The Lenovo K10 may launch soon in Thailand but it most likely won’t arrive alone. Last month, DealnTech, reported that the Lenovo K10 Note was also certified by Thailand’s NBTC and Singapore’s IMDA. Unlike the Lenovo K10, the K10 Note is a more familiar device. This is because it has the same model number as the device currently being sold as the Lenovo Z6 Youth.

The Z6 Youth is a Snapdragon 710-powered phone with a 6.3-inch FHD+ display, up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. It also has a 16MP + 8MP + 5MP triple camera setup, a 16MP selfie camera which resides above the notched display, a fingerprint scanner, NFC, and a 4050mAh battery with support for 15W fast charge technology.

If you reside outside China and want to get the Z6 Youth, then expect it to arrive as the Lenovo K6 Note soon.

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