Both are 2G-capable, but only one gets the 3G/4G treatment. The Vibe K5 Plus is a dual-SIM smartphone and it takes microSIMs in both slots. The K5 Plus fares noticeably better than the Moto G (3rd gen) though. Its sunlight contrast ratio is better than what the K4 Note is capable of, though not quite as good as the Redmi 3. In bright sunlight there's only so much that can be achieved with an LCD panel, and the Vibe K5 Plus does pretty well with what it's got. Then again, with an average DeltaE of 5.2, it's got more accurate colors as a whole than not only the Redmi 3, but also the Mi 4S and the LG G5 flagship. Display testĬolor accuracy is good enough, but far from exceptional, with whites leaning slightly towards blue. Other displays in the entry level hover around the same value as the K5 Plus, so it's nothing to complain about. With a contrast ratio around 1000:1 it's still behind the Redmi 3.

With a maximum brightness of around 440 nits, it's right on par with its more expensive sibling, the K4 Note, and marginally brighter than the K3 Note we tested a while back. Our test saw the Vibe K5 Plus' screen as a good overall performer. For the money, 720p is more than reasonable at this size, and the Plus has a 1080p panel with a pixel density of 441ppi. The Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus sports a 5-inch FullHD IPS display - pretty impressive at its price point.

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