Ulefone Armor Mini 20T Pro review
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- yungfishstick
- IbE
- 16 Dec 2024
More proof that a good sensor needs good processing to produce good images. The GN1 is still a really good camera sensor and it produces shockingly bad pictures with Ulefone's software
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- Anonymous
- LfV
- 16 Dec 2024
[deleted post]Yes they didn't even bother to include unihertz phones on gsmarena database.
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- Anonymous
- Sr6
- 16 Dec 2024
Good specs. Can you easily unlock the bootloader on Ulefones?
If they go down with the price to about $350 or maximum $399 I would consider buying it.
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- Anonymous
- mA{
- 16 Dec 2024
Rolly Ghiz, 16 Dec 2024Why then is this phone so thick if it's got no excepti... moreImpact protection. Can use without case.
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- Rolly Ghiz
- xjH
- 16 Dec 2024
Why then is this phone so thick if it's got no exceptional battery capacity?
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- Anonymous
- 3sh
- 16 Dec 2024
Tha camera is good and the thermal vision camera is better than i expected.
Would be better with a lower price tag. I dont see the point of 90hz on a small display like this. 60hz is enough.. luckily you can use it as you want. 5g connectivity is good. The battery feels small after bigger rugges phones, but can last 2-3 days
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- Anonymous
- Hks
- 16 Dec 2024
There should be more phones like this, by mainstream brands. This is a good enough phone but the below average battery performance is quite disappointing
Overall, it's a great effort by ulefone to deliver a small phone
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- gnq
- 16 Dec 2024
Nice idea but bad implementation. Losing 20% of battery at night just on standby is crazy. Also average battery life with small screen and very big battery is not expected. Plus stutters and lags, even with good budget soc. That things just telling how bad software optimisation is. Not to mention very big price of 430€. Ulefone has good ideas, but they need to learn that correlation between software and hardware is everything. With enough efforts and good will they can accomplish their tasks and be strange but important player in smartphone world.
