Lenovo Connect is a global wireless roaming service that works across devices, networks, and borders for customers in China, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). The whole point of the service is to eliminate the need for a separate SIM card when you travel — instead it offers low-priced global roaming for companies and mobile professionals.

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A Lenovo Connect app will be available in China this month for select Lenovo smartphones and laptops (starting with its LeMeng X3 smartphone and MIIX 700 tablet) and later this year for more devices. 
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The service will work for these device owners when travelling to more than 50 countries. In EMEA, Lenovo Connect will be available this quarter on a variety of Lenovo ThinkPad devices. The service will initially work in 45 EMEA markets and will support domestic and international roaming use in more than 110 countries. 

“With the dawn of 5G and the Internet of Things, we expect to see the telecom market expand exponentially,” Lenovo vice president Wang Shuai said in a statement. “Lenovo Connect and our MVNO services will help move us into the new, globally connected world by creating a seamless smart connection across networks, services and devices.” 

As a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO ), Lenovo already has 11 million users. The company did not share pricing details for Lenovo Connect.

Source: Lenovo
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Very interesting iniative, though I am not a fan of Lenovo products at all I am a permanent client of another roaming provider ( https://pondmobile.com/ ), it is definitely the best offer on the market. It is great communication between people becomes easier day by day.