Lenovo Phab 2 Pro, 6.4", 4 GB, 64 GB, 16 MP, Android 6.0, Gray Lenovo Phab 2 Pro. Display diagonal: 6.4", Display resolution: 2560 x 1440 pixels. Processor frequency: 1.8 GHz, Processor family: Snapdragon, Processor model: 652. RAM capacity: 4 GB, RAM type: LPDDR3, Internal storage capacity: 64 GB. Rear camera resolution (numeric): 16 MP, Rear camera type: Triple camera. Operating system installed: Android 6.0. Battery capacity: 4050 mAh. Product color: Gray. Weight: 10.2 oz (289 g) http://www.channelpostmea.com/2017/08/30/review-lenovo-phab-2-pro/ Google spent more than two years taking its “Tango” technology from project to full-blown product. Thanks to Google and Lenovo, we now get a glimpse into augmented reality with the first consumer-ready Tango device – the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro.The Phab 2 Pro i... https://www.hardwaresecrets.com/lenovo-phab2-pro/ Google made an official announcement of its virtual reality platform, Daydream. Thanks to that Google's Project Tango has quite become an echo about to fade. What's more exciting? Something came up to the surface – the Lenovo Phab2 Pro.Lenovo seemingly fo... https://www.androidheadlines.com/2017/01/review-lenovo-phab-2-pro-tango-phone.html When Google first debuted its Project Tango idea a few years ago, many in the tech industry were blown away. Sporting accurate modeling of the real world, including accurately measuring distances and volume of objects, Tango was looking to be one of the m... Metal build as solid as they come, Giant screen (for some), 3.5mm audio jack, Dolby Atmos 5.1 playback and recording, Tango capabilities are mind-blowing, Tango ecosystem has a great start, VoLTE support Giant screen (for others), Very heavy, Not the fastest SoC for the price, Poor performance in some apps, especially heavy Tango apps (ironically), Average camera at best, No 4K recording, Average battery life, Below average screen quality, No NFC Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro is really one incredible phone, but it doesn't achieve this landmark by way of the average smartphone. This gargantuan, heavy beast eclipses practically all other phones on the market in sheer size and weight, something that's become a... https://www.engadget.com/2016/12/31/lenovo-phab-2-pro-mini-review/ Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro has a mouthful of a name and a somewhat bland design. But what might seem like a forgettable phone really isn't: This massive 6.4-inch handset is the first available phone with Google's "Tango" 3D mapping technology. But while Tango fe... First widely available Tango phone, Reasonably priced for bleeding-edge tech, Excellent battery life if you don't use Tango, Reassuring build quality, Fingerprint sensor works well Tango is still a work in progress, Huge size could be a deal-breaker, Cameras are pretty lousy, Lenovo's software is rough around the edges Google's world-sensing Tango technology is finally here, crammed inside Lenovo's Phab 2 new Pro. Alas, the software and the hardware here fall short. The phone itself is well-built and packs an enormous battery, but an oversized body and a pair of lac... https://www.theverge.com/2016/12/29/14102316/google-tango-on-lenovo-phab-2-pro-ar-smartphone-review There's a lot going on with the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro smartphone, a dizzying array of things to consider. The first is that it's massive, barely qualifying as a phone, with a 6.4-inch display and hard, chamfered edges that make it feel like a weaponized phabl... Tango is fun when it works, Interactive app experience, No headset required for AR Massive smartphone, Tango is still half-baked, Too few Tango apps right now https://www.neowin.net/news/lenovo-phab-2-pro-review-the-first-google-tango-phone-is-a-one-trick-pony Lenovo's new Phab 2 Pro's big claim to fame is that it's the first phone to use Google's Tango. The phone is massive, with a 6.4-inch display and a 259-gram body. For $499, is Tango worth it to make the Phab 2 Pro your next phone despite some sacrifices... At $499, I'm really not sure if this device is meant to go head-to-head with flagships or premium mid-tier devices. The truth is that it can't really do either.Modern flagships tend to be good at just about everything. They have awesome cameras, beautiful... https://www.slashgear.com/lenovo-phab-2-pro-review-google-tango-has-landed-21468137/ Google's Tango augmented reality platform is getting its first real-world application with the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro. We're venturing into a territory that's largely unknown, and the Phab 2 Pro is the first of its kind: a phone built around the idea that augm... Good, high-resolution display, High-capacity battery with excellent screen-on times, Runs available Tango apps well Will be much too big for many people, Heavy, bulky, and slippery design makes drops more likely, Middle-of-the-road hardware means shorter lifespan All of this begs the question: is the Phab 2 Pro worth it? Considering the hardware the phone offers and the current state of Tango, I'd only say it is if you're the kind of person who wants to be right there at the starting line as a new technology comes... http://www.brighthand.com/phonereview/lenovo-phab2-pro-review-tango-cool-phone-ok/ The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is big, but that's not the only reason it's different. It's the first Android smartphone with Tango, a computer vision technology that uses the Pro's camera and specialized processing to detect space and positioning.Think of it as a... Tango is fun and full of potential, Decent build and display, 64GB storage Could be way too big for some, Mediocre battery, Camera awful in low light, Fingerprint sensor too easily confused with Tango camera, No NFC Lenovo Phab 2 Pro The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is $500, which is appropriate given flagships hover north of $700. It's also different from the pack, with its large size and Tango camera. That makes is a niche device, something “geeky” for early adopters. Get... https://techaeris.com/2016/12/17/lenovo-phab-2-pro-review-first-dance-tango/ For the most part, smartphones are all pretty similar across the board. They make calls, send text messages, stream media, and navigate you to your destinations, but the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is a bit different. The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is the first consumer dev... Project Tango is the star here when it works properly, the design is top notch and build quality is stellar. The screen is absolutely amazing for media consumption Project Tango is still in its infancy and this first consumer device is going to have some bugs and issues. also no USB Type-C First generation consumer devices are always a risk and Phab 2 Pro is far from being a perfect device, but it has potential. There are certainly some software bugs with Project Tango and some of the Tango apps. Some Android apps, like Google+, just won't... https://hothardware.com/reviews/lenovo-phab-2-pro-review Lenovo introduced the Google Project Tango Augmented Reality-infused Phab 2 Pro smartphone back in June and the product marked a number firsts for both the manufacturer and the industry as a whole. The Phab 2 Pro is the first consumer retail device to sup... Big, beautiful display, Very high build quality, Innovative Tango AR features and capabilities, 64 GB of storage, expandable, Great price point for features and capability Middling battery life, Middling performance, No dust or water resistance, May be too big for some No one would argue that all smartphones on the market could benefit from better battery life. It's just the nature of the beast. However, there's always a trade-off between performance, size and power consumption. To discern how the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro comp... https://www.pcmag.com/review/349987/lenovo-phab-2-pro Ever wonder what a velociraptor in your office would look like? Or if that new couch will fit in your apartment? The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro has the answers. The phone—or rather the 6.4-inch phablet—is the first device to support Google Tango, giving it unique... First phone with Google Tango, Crisp Quad HD display, Fingerprint sensor, dual SIM, expandable storage, and dual-band Wi-Fi support Huge, Most Tango apps feel unpolished and lack compelling functionality, Subpar camera performance The unlocked Lenovo Phab 2 Pro serves as more of a showcase for Google Tango than a case for augmented reality, but the future looks promising, and the phone is solid in its own right... https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Phab-2-Pro-Smartphone-Review.185806.0.html Tango for the masses. The first consumer Tango smartphone is a bit larger than expected and doesn't always work perfectly, but it is thankfully wrapped in a solid and potent design... dual-SIM with support for U.S. GSM 4G bands, well-made and rigid aluminum chassis, generally cool surface temperatures, fast-charging Micro-USB port, great speakerphone quality, large 6.4-inch QHD display, fast CPU performance, integrated Tango non-removable battery; average battery life, awkward positioning of fingerprint reader, no NFC, USB Type-C, or wireless charging, display colors could be more accurate, large and heavy; over 10 mm thick, average display response times, average GPU perfor... The big selling point of the Phab 2 Pro is its unique Tango hardware. At its current state, however, the feature is more of a novelty than it is a practical implementation. Aside from its gaming potential, Lenovo has promised the ability to navigate indoo... https://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?a=18457 The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is the first handset to ship with support for Google's Project Tango aboard. The phone is meant to serve more as a vessel for the powerful AR tech within, than to be an everyday handset. If you have a professional need for augmented... Today, 8:00 PM by Eric M. Zeman @phonescooper... https://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Lenovo-Phab-2-Pro-Review_id4281 A really good smartphone is one that's going to feel intentional: that an engineering team set out with a clear vision of the phone they wanted to make, and everything from its design, to the features it offers, serve to reflect that intentional process... Tango is a lot of fun – when it works, Big, sharp display is great for apps and media, Price is totally reasonable considering the hardware, Fast recharge times Unwieldy size, Tango still needs a lot of debugging, Unclear market: is this supposed to be a daily driver?, Aging Marshmallow software, Poor notification support The Phab 2 Pro is a hugely ambitious handset, and while it gives us a one-of-a-kind smartphone experience thanks to its Tango hardware, we just can't shake the feeling that a phone like this isn't quite ready for prime time.Tango just isn't there, and the... https://www.cnet.com/products/lenovo-phab-2-pro/review/ The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is a phone that should make you sit up and take notice, but maybe not for reasons you expect. It's the first handset with Google's Tango augmented-reality (AR) software, which can add cool virtual objects and realities to the world y... The first phone with Google's Tango software reveals the useful and entertaining possibilities of building AR into a phone Unfortunately, the Phab 2 Pro is a bulky, heavy, mediocre handset with disappointing hardware, an old version of Android and no NFC The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is a cool toy for developers to unlock the potential of augmented reality but it's not worth buying as a phone... https://androidandme.com/2016/12/reviews/lenovo-phab-2-pro-review-shape-the-world-around-you/ It's long been a dream to use technology to create a different world, a new world. We don't to simply shape the world around us, we want to escape to somewhere new, somewhere exciting. Virtual and augmented reality are the latest steps in achieving this.G... https://newatlas.com/lenovo-phab-2-pro-tango-review/46704/ Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro is billed as "the world's first Tango-enabled smartphone." But after just one look at this massive device, it's hard to imagine anyone using it as a phone. It raises the question – what is Tango? Is it worth it?I'm not sure what to cal... https://www.androidpolice.com/2016/11/28/lenovo-phab2-pro-review-phone-like-object-wrapped-around-project-tango/ The Lenovo Phab2 Pro is not the first device to have Google's Tango augmented reality platform, but it's the first one to be aimed at consumers. It's also the first Lenovo-branded smartphone to launch in the US. With the Phab2 Pro, you can see virtual ite... Build quality A very solid device made from aluminum, Battery life As long as you don't use Tango too much, the Phab2 Pro get great battery life, Fingerprint sensor It's accurate and fast, Software Lenovo managed to avoid burying Android under layers of j... Design The Phab2 Pro is gigantic and heavy. It's not comfortable to hold, and it won't even fit in my pockets. It's like a little tablet that makes phone calls The size of this phone is a problem, but I'm sure some people with big hands will disagree with that. In fact, some of them will probably be in the comments below to complain about the tyranny of bloggers with normal-sized hands. For most people, the Phab... https://www.androidcentral.com/lenovo-phab-2-pro Few of Google's "projects" have been as fascinating to watch take shape like Tango, but now that the first phone with the AR equipment baked in has hit store shelves it's not entirely clear who should invest in this tech.Tango remains an impressive collec... Decent display, Solid build quality, Great battery life Huge and awkward, Camera isn't great, Tango is half baked, Lenovo's notifications are awful Should you buy the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro? Probably notIs it possible that Tango will improve with time? Sure. At one third the cost of Google Glass - that's $499 for the uninitiated - it's the kind of thing we'll see show up at hacker spaces for cool one-off... https://www.engadget.com/2016/11/23/lenovo-phab-2-pro-review/ I just spent 15 minutes wandering around the office, trying to shoot ghouls in the face with lightning. Before that, I dropped a virtual rococo sofa into the empty space next to my desk, just to see if it would fit. And before that, I measured ... well, e... First widely available Tango phone, Reasonably priced for bleeding-edge tech, Excellent battery life if you don't use Tango, Reassuring build quality, Fingerprint sensor works well Tango is still a work in progress, Huge size could be a deal-breaker, Cameras are pretty lousy, Lenovo's software is rough around the edges Google's world-sensing Tango technology is finally here, crammed inside Lenovo's Phab 2 new Pro. Alas, the software and the hardware here fall short. The phone itself is well-built and packs an enormous battery, but an oversized body and a pair of lac... https://www.tomsguide.com/us/lenovo-phab-pro-2,review-4061.html I used to think that there was no such thing as smartphone that was too big. And then came the $499 Phab 2 Pro. With a whopping 7-inch screen, the phone is sure to turn plenty of heads and stretch many a pocket. However, there's a method to the Phab 2 Pro... Slick, stylish design, Unique AR abilities, Good battery life, Promising AR app library Below-average performance, Too large and heavy for average user, Camera captures lackluster colors Make no bones about it, the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is cool. Outside of playing with virtual puppies and dragons or tricking out my dream car in augmented reality, the best thing about this smartphone is the practical- use cases. Google's Project Tango adds leg... https://www.macworld.com/video/66077/lenovo-phab-2-pro-first-look CIO.com's Al Sacco goes hands on with the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro, the world's first smartphone that supports Google's Tango AR platform... https://www.ubergizmo.com/2016/06/lenovo-phab2-pro-tango-phone/ It's been two years since Google launched Project Tango , a technology which combines both hardware and software to give handsets and tablets a visual and spatial awareness which they didn't have until now. The development phase is over, and the Lenovo PH...