Lenovo S6: Affordable Feature Phone for Music and Photography

Lenovo S6 (Feature Phone, 2007 Release)

English Definition

The Lenovo S6 is a feature phone released in 2007 by Lenovo Group Limited, positioned as an entry-level music and basic photography device targeting budget-conscious users seeking essential mobile functions with basic multimedia capabilities. It features a compact 2-inch LCD display, 1MP rear camera, 650mAh removable battery, GSM connectivity, and basic MP3/MP4 playback, competing in the entry-level feature phone segment.

Core Specifications

Category	Details
Launch & Positioning	Released 2007; entry-level feature phone; music & basic photography focus; single SIM (GSM 900/1800)
Display	2-inch LCD; 176×220 pixels (~141 ppi); 65K colors; non-touchscreen
Camera	Rear: 1MP (100W) CMOS sensor; video capture: QCIF 13fps (3GP/MP4); no front camera; no flash
Memory & Storage	Built-in storage: 32MB; no expandable microSD support; phonebook, SMS/MMS storage limited by internal memory联想
Battery	650mAh removable Li-ion battery; standby time: up to 200h; talk time: up to 3-4h; charging via proprietary port
Connectivity	GSM 900/1800; GPRS, EDGE; no Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC; USB 1.1 (data/charging); 3.5mm audio jack
Multimedia	MP3/AAC/MIDI/WAV/AMR playback (background play, playlists); MP4/3GP video playback (QCIF 15fps, full-screen); FM radio not supported
Build & Design	Dimensions: 105×45.6×16 mm; weight: ~85g; plastic body; colors: Ice Blue, Digital Gray, Dynamic Green; physical T9 keypad联想
Software & Features	Proprietary feature phone OS; SMS, MMS, voice call; alarm, calendar, calculator, memo; no GPS, no 3G/4G, no internet browser联想

Key Features & Market Position

Basic Multimedia FunctionsSupports MP3 playback with background play, playlists, and lyric sync; MP4/3GP video playback with full-screen mode, meeting entry-level entertainment needs.
Compact & Lightweight DesignSmall form factor (105×45.6×16 mm, ~85g) for portability, suitable for secondary phone or basic communication use.
Affordable Entry PointLow price point targeted at users with minimal budget, prioritizing core voice communication and basic media playback over advanced features.