Lenovo Vibe X2 First Look: A Mid Ranger Worth Your Wallet

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Lenovo Vibe X2: Camera and Video

Lenovo Vibe X2 uses a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera with auto-focus and a single LED Flash. There's a 5MP front-facing camera that comes with a wide-angle lens. In fact, you can take a picture using gestures.

Photos shot in broad-day light turned out to be quite decent and even the low-light performance wasn't bad. The Vibe X2 camera provides decent enough photos in good conditions. Just don't expect flagship quality images from this device.

Recording a video using the Vive X2 is dead simple. You've got 1080p video on the main camera.