Looking back at the early days of Android smartphones, it was indeed a period of rapid development. At that time, Xiaomi phones had not yet entered the mainstream in China, and flashing Android phones was a topic that many internet users were willing to discuss.
Lenovo then launched a new product line, Lemon. It was focused on cost-effectiveness and competing with Redmi. Lemon was one of the internet brands launched by Lenovo. However, with the increasing competition in the mobile phone market, Lemon gradually withdrew from the market.
Today, Chen Jin (General Manager of Lenovo China) hinted on Weibo that Lenovo will restart its Lemon series and rerelease new phones. He also said that Lenovo’s mobile phone product line in China had been clearly sorted out.
Lenovo and Motorola each focus on different market segments. Motorola mainly targets the mid-range and high-end market, Lenovo’s Legion series focuses on high-performance enthusiasts, and now, Lenovo Lemon will launch an entry-level product.
According to this product line, Lemon is focusing on the entry-level smartphone market. The most popular entry-level smartphone manufacturer, Redmi, will be a strong competitor to this product line.
According to news on the Motorola forum, Lenovo will launch a smartphone in the Lemon series before the end of the year, although the specific model has not been announced. It is reported that this phone could be the Chinese version of the Moto G9 Power. Motorola recently released the Moto G9 Power, which is powered by a Snapdragon 662 processor.
In the FCC certification of the Moto G9 power, we found another Lenovo model, XT2091-8. This phone has been confirmed to be a rebranded version of the Lenovo brand, which is the upcoming Lemon phone.