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Lenovo has had some success in the Indian smartphone market, but the company has not seemed to be able to sustain serious momentum over the past few years. Some models have been extremely popular and have made it to our lists of recommended phones to buy in the crucial sub-Rs. 10,000 and sub-Rs. The company at one point decided to focus on its Motorola portfolio, and then also used the Zuk brand which had before then been an online-only effort in China. While all these changes in strategy were playing out, other brands steadily won more and more of Lenovo's market share.

Now, things seem to changing again. Lenovo has decided to resume producing and selling phones under its own brand alongside Motorola models more than a year after its last launch. The first results of this new effort are the new Lenovo K9 and Lenovo A5, which have just been launched in India. We're reviewing the Lenovo K9 today, which boasts of four cameras in total. It's all the more interesting because it continues the much-loved K-series, which over the years has included the K3 Note (Review), Vibe K4 Note (Review), K6 Power (Review), and last year's K8 Plus (Review). Let's see if Lenovo can repeat its past success.
The Lenovo K9 has a very glossy body with a glass rear, which we aren't used to seeing in the budget segment. The back of our black review unit was extremely reflective, and you can choose to buy this phone in blue, which has the same effect. It catches the light with every little movement, which means that it will grab attention. One big downside to this is that the body is very slippery. The Lenovo K9 will slide around on many surfaces, and we had to be a bit careful when holding it.

As for the front of this phone, it's very minimalist. Had it not been for the visible earpiece, dual front-facing cameras, and sensors, it would have been difficult to tell which way was up. When this phone is in standby, all you see is inky black glass. This is still a budget model though, and this segment hasn't yet gone completely borderless, but we don't mind the space above and below the screen at all. The overall look of the Lenovo K9 is pretty impressive considering its price.

However, we found that the Lenovo K9 isn't very tough. The back of our unit picked up a nasty scratch at some point during a week of use. Our unit also had a few slight manufacturing defects — adhesive had seeped out in one spot where the frame met rear glass panel, and we could slip a fingernail between the two surfaces in one corner. These issues make us a bit wary about long-term resilience, especially when it comes to liquid damage.

The glass on the front and back has rounded edges, and the rear is completely flat other than the slightly raised camera bump and sunken fingerprint sensor. Thankfully, the frame is curved, which helped us get a good enough grip. The cutouts on the bottom for the 3.5mm headset socket and USB Type-C port are a bit rough. The buttons on the right are all a bit too similar in size and close together, and you might not always be sure you're pressing the right one.

Lenovo has gone with the relatively new MediaTek Helio P22 processor, also known as the MT6762, for this phone. It has eight ARM Cortex-A53 CPU cores running at up to 2GHz, and a Power VR GE8320GPU. We've seen it used in the similarly priced Xiaomi Redmi 6 (Review) and the more expensive Nokia 3.1 Plus (Review), and in both cases, performance was adequate though not exciting. We were happy to see that there's 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, considering this phone's Rs. 8,999 price tag. The battery capacity comes in at a reasonable 3000mAh.