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- 6.81"LCD IPSFHD+19.5:9
- 492 g 85.4 mm 183.7 mm 20.8 mm
- Helio G95 Octa-Core 8 GB RAM 256 GB
- v9 353.265
- 13200 mAh
- 1 48 Mpx · ƒ/1.8 IMX582 Exmor RS 234SELF 16 Mpx · ƒ/2.0
- Android 11 Red Velvet Cake Android 11
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- Screen8.7
- Performance8.8
- Camera7.3
- Connectivity9.1
- Battery10
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- 0%It comes with a clean operating system
- 83%It has preinstalled apps but they don't bother me
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- marcorescue92Ulefone Power Armor 13Global · 8GB · 256GB5 months agoEdit commentReportAre you sure?ContinueHUGE POWERFUL Battery, nice front and rear cameras, fast processor for daily essentials. Albeit the size isn't for everyone.
My previous and first rugged device is the BV9500 Pro which lasts me for 2 year and a half through tons of abuse. This Power Armor 13 is one hell of a upgrade in every aspects (except the size, yeah even for me it is a bit too big but all the other neat features outmatches the size & weight aspect).
The battery is the absolute winning aspect on this device. I don't do gaming / streaming / any other "highly demanding" activities so I can't comment on how this device will hold in playing highly demanding mobile games or such. However, for daily essentials it runs flawlessly smooth (Whatsapp, Online Marketplace, Uber, G-Maps, FB, Insta)(and yes I installed quite a lot of other similar in function apps) so this is another plus.
Battery and memory is maintained with care, so far only 1 drop from about 1.5 meter and there's only very subtle minor scratch on the upper frame. Screen, cameras, are 100% fine and no rattling sound or performance issues.
Camera is definitely not like on the "Pretty - High End Phones" but for a rugged brick (literally) of a field phone the photo & video quality is neat.Pros- Battery life. Seriously it held up for 2-3+ days single charge
- Water - weatherproofness. Daily to outdoorsies.
- Camera. The 4K video and photo is nice.
Cons- The SIZE.
- Weight.
- 8.7
- Screen9.2
- Performance8.3
- Camera9.0
- Connectivity9.0
- Battery10
View answers - T-VIRUSUlefone Power Armor 13Global · 8GB · 256GB9 months agoEdit commentReportAre you sure?Continuethis 977 character review limit SUCKS
note, my device has been rooted with Magisk
BATTERY
the battery life of this phone is very good, even using QI sharing to charge my galaxy watch/buds, i got 42h out of it, even after using a cable to charge my wife's S10 5G from 0% to 100% overnight
when your battery is drained, you have a 15s shuts down timer
DURABILITY
there is a metal ring around the screen 2mm above the display, this reduces the chance of a face down drop breaking the screen
there are bumpers on each corner, this is like a shock absorber to stop structural warping when dropped
much of the internal space structural reinforcement
CAMERA
the camera sucks, at night, no OIS, video is locked to 30FPS
PERFORMANCE
game performance is similar to a galaxy S9
ARK (medium preset, full resolution) 20-30FPS
Xplane 11 (medium graphics, AA off) 20-40FPS
SOFTWARE
uses google apps for almost everything
YouTube is not deletable (i use YT Vanced, it blocks ads/skips sponsors)
this device has commie spywarePros- excellent battery life (wireless power sharing is actually useful now)
- great durability, is waterproof
- low battery shutdown timer (15 seconds to plug in)
- good performance for a big battery phone
- amazing selection of accessories (NV/endo cam.etc)
- built in call recorder and screen recorder
Cons- google integration (why not just use stock android system apps)
- undeletable apps (youtube vanced is better)
- hidden china spyware (root needed to find/remove)
- cam sucks in low light, no OIS, no 60FPS recording
- a bit heavy (but that is to be expected)
- hybrid sim tray (cant use dual sim AND SD card)
- 7.9
- Screen7.7
- Performance7.6
- Camera4.2
- Connectivity10
- Battery10
View answers - badrearrar6Ulefone Power Armor 13Global · 8GB · 256GB10 months agoEdit commentReportAre you sure?Continue
- christiangallo2010Ulefone Power Armor 13Global · 8GB · 256GB15 days agoEdit commentReportAre you sure?Continue
- seraph-sr-z-6237befff2e05Ulefone Power Armor 13Global · 8GB · 256GB3 months agoEdit commentReportAre you sure?ContinueAutoIt is not a mobile for anyone
If you want to show off the beauty of your mobile, I already tell you that this is not your mobile. Now, if what you want is a practical mobile for daily life, really buy it. It's super cool, excellent quality. The battery lasts me 7 days and I charge it with 12% of it. When you get used to it, it doesn't feel so heavy. I have used it underwater with the underwater camera and it works great. In short, it's like "Terminator"... but in Mobile Version.
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- Screen10
- Performance10
- Camera9.5
- Connectivity10
- Battery10
View answers - ricardo_monteiro95Ulefone Power Armor 13Global · 8GB · 256GB8 months agoEdit commentReportAre you sure?Continue
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- 5.1 Design & Materials
- 7.2 Performance & Hardware
- 7.0 Camera
- 8.1 Connectivity
- 9.8 Battery
In this case, to determine the score we evaluate 5 general aspects:
- Design and screen
- Hardware and performance
- Camera
- Connectivity
- Battery
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