Feb 02, 2017 08:58 AM EST By Avery Robbins, UniversityHerald Reporter

Lenovo P2 is lauded for its big battery but how does it compare to Redmi Note 4?

Lenovo P2 doesn't carry the Moto brand but it is still a well-built smartphone. There are a few extra options due to the custom skin with Android Marshmallow out of the box.

Just like the Redmi Note 4, Lenovo P2 packs 5.5-inch display with 401 ppi pixel density that ensures excellent visibility under the sun. The screen already rocks super AMOLED display unlike Note 4 that sticks with IPS LCD quality.

Lenovo P2 supports NFC and its rear-facing camera sports 13 MP Sony sensor. It doesn't have OIS software so the videos taken are a bit shaky but it has received a big improvement from P1. On the front, a 5 MP shooter can capture decent selfie shots but the quality a bit declines in an indoor situation, according to Livemint.

Lenovo P2 has a faster performance than Redmi Note 4 but there isn't any considerable difference. Check out the speed test in the video below.

It comes equipped with a huge 5,100mAh battery but the phone is surprisingly light to hold. There's also a fast-charging feature for the non-removable battery but Lenovo P2 still uses Micro USB, according to Trusted Reviews.  

Both Lenovo P2 and Redmi Note 4 pack Snapdragon 625 with the highest variants offering 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. There's nothing hype about the processor but to put into perspective, it is the same chipset found in mid-ranger, Moto Z Play.

Lenovo P2 or Xiaomi Redmi Note 4?

Lenovo P2 has battery capacity. It also supports NFC and fast-charging feature which aren't available in Redmi Note 4. The display aspect in Lenovo P2 also wins with its Super AMOLED screen.

Check out Lenovo P2 and Redmi Note 4 camera comparison in the video below!

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