Lenovo K14 appears on Geekbench with Android 11 OS and Unisoc processor

Published On: September 13, 2021

Highlights

Lenovo K14 has appeared on Geekbench.
The listing reveals the phone would ship with Android 11 OS, 2GB RAM and a Unisoc processor.
Lenovo K14 launch is yet to be confirmed by the company.

Lenovo K14 seems to be the company’s upcoming smartphone as it appeared on Geekbench, as spotted by 91mobiles. The listing reveals some key specifications of the phone, including the Android OS, chipset and RAM. The Lenovo K14 has managed to score 274 in single-core and 711 in the multi-core round. Going by the scores, we can speculate the Lenovo K14 is an entry-level model and should take on the sub Rs 10,000 segment phones like the Realme C-series. The Lenovo K14 will come as a successor to the Lenovo K13. Since Lenovo hasn’t been launching phones in India, there’s a possibility the K14 may also not find its way to the country.

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Lenovo K14 appeared on Geekbench

Lenovo K14 has appeared on Geekbench and the listing has revealed the phone would come with Android 11 OS out of the box, probably skinned with the company’s own UI on top. The phone packs 2GB RAM and the motherboard section has a mention of Unisoc Aruba, which could be the Unisoc T610 chipset but we can’t say this for certain yet. Interestingly, the Moto E20 appeared on Geekbench recently with the same Unisoc processor, and it’s possible the two phones are one and the same.

Lenovo K14 appearing on Geekbench comes after the Lenovo K13 and K13 Note were spotted on Google Play Console back in June. The Lenovo K13 Note Google Play Console listing suggests it will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 paired with 4GB RAM. It is said to boot Android 11 OS and has an HD+ display. The handset is said to come with triple cameras on the back, a waterdrop notch and 5G network support. Similarly, the Lenovo K13 Pro will ship with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 chipset coupled with 6GB RAM. It is said to have an HD+ screen and run Android 11 out of the box, according to the Google Play Console listing.