Looking for an inexpensive phablet that boasts an impressive array of features? Look no further.

Sporting an extra large 6.3-inch display with 2340×1080 pixels high resolution, the Lenovo Z6 Lite 4G phablet is designed to meet your daily needs. It packs a powerful Snapdragon 710 Octa-Core processor along with an Adreno 616 GPU for superior user experience.

While the market is crammed with steeply priced phablets that offer comparable features, the Lenovo Z6 Lite surprisingly doesn’t cost a bomb. In fact, you can now get your hands on the international version of the phablet for a lowered price from Gearbest.

The Lenovo Z6 Lite International Version would normally set you back $228.30, but you can now buy for only $179.99 from the Chinese online store. This is a noteworthy 21 percent reduction in the device’s original asking price.

The international version of the Lenovo Z6 Lite ships with 4GB of RAM and offers a hearty 64GB of onboard storage capacity for you to save your favorite multimedia content. On the optics front, it houses 16.0MP + 8.0MP + 5.0MP cameras at the back, and a 16.0MP front shooter for selfies and video calling.

The dual-SIM (nano) phablet features GPS, Glonass, Beidou and adopts the latest Bluetooth 5.0 technology for stable and faster connectivity. Moreover, it comes with a slew of useful sensors including accelerometer, ambient light sensor, proximity sensor, and a three-axis gyro.

The Lenovo Z6 Lite phablet runs Android 9.0 Pie OS and is backed by a robust 4050mAh non-removable battery that offers an impressive battery life. If this has stirred up your interest in the device, you can follow this link and check out its full specification and order it at a heavily discounted price.

With 69 pieces already sold, it is worth mentioning that the promo is slated to end in just three days. Note that the aforesaid discount will only be valid for the black color option of the Lenovo Z6 Lite 4G phablet.

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