The Wiko Lenny 2 is one of two Wiko smartphones recently launched in Nigeria. Here’s what its like and what we think about it.
The Wiko Lenny 2, the successor of the Wiko Lenny, is a basic, entry-level smartphone. It boasts a 5.5 inch display with a modest FWVGA resolution of 480 x 854 pixels. Yet, although possessing a basic display setup, the Lenny 2’s display does quite a good job in playing smoothly the majority of contents it carries.
Over to the camera. The Lenny 2 has a 5 MP rear camera with LED flash that helps users take decent pictures and videos.. The camera has also got face and smile detection, auto focus as well as HDR mode. In addition, the Lenny 2 has a 2 MP front camera that can be used for selfies and Skype calls. However with only 2 MP, the quality of the images are not very good.
Just like the Wiko Rainbow Jam, the Lenny 2 is powered by a 1.3GHz quad-core processor and 1 GB of RAM. For those who do not install lots of apps, these specifications are enough to allow for the smooth functioning of all applications.
Lenny 2 Smartphone runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop Operating System. It also comes with a 1800mAh battery. According to Wiko’s device sheet, the Lenny 2’s battery can guarantee usage for up to 11 hours on 3 G and up to 13.2 hours using 2G.
Finally the Wiko Lenny 2 has a dual SIM card slot, a slot for microSD card and a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
The phone is a waste. 5.5 inch with such small resolution and useless battery. This is terrible. When Tecno is having 5000mAh battery on 4.5 inch Tecno L5.
It is not 5.5 it is 5inch
Anyone the says the phone is not good is absolutely wrong, because they have not used it. This is the first phone I will use without lagging. Better than tecno. This is designed in France and assembled in China. The phone is just fantastic at that prize.
Lol, a “review” that believes manufacturers’ claims on battery life?
Please it is not 5.5inch rather it is 5inch. That’s the phone I am using.