Ulefone Armor 21 reviews by real users Ulefone Armor 21

It's my first rugged phone. POSITIVE It's a phone that can withstand knocks pretty well, which is its strongest point. It's something that is truly appreciated, because imagine investing $250, for example, on an Honor 5 Lite that is promoted as a rugged phone when in reality it wasn't. You can put it in water, although I don't recommend it. It has a mode for using the camera during immersion, proprietary to the brand. The battery is incredible, you can last 2 days without changing the charger if you use it moderately, even a little more. The 33-watt fast charge is acceptable, but for having a fairly large battery, it takes more than 2 hours to charge. The sound is beastly, it sounds quite hard, although the sound quality is not that good. THE REGULAR The processor just meets expectations, you can play some games occasionally. It does not have AMOLED, although the IPS panel surprised me without being great, it gives good viewing angles and a fairly acceptable brightness outdoors. THE BAD If you spend hours looking at networks it is not for you, it is for people who work, holding it in your hand for more than 15 minutes is quite tiring

I'm a demanding camera user. This one is good, no more, it doesn't have OIS and it's certainly below devices of the same price. But it's still good and is better than many mid-range devices that only record at 1080p. This one records at 2k and you can notice the difference and the quality. It also gives quite a few details in the photos due to having a sensor of an acceptable size. Although it must be said that its camera software is quite far from traditional brands, sometimes the HDR and it gives strange colors, and sometimes it leaves scenes quite overexposed with highlights burning the skies of the scenes. In favor, the details of faces and the disappearance of shadows are similar in this sense to brands like Vivo, Oppo and Xiaomi. It also has a night vision camera, something that conventional phones don't have and well, it's not mentioned here.