IIIF150 Air2 Ultra Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

IIIF150 Air2 Ultra - technologically advanced, durable and stylish

Rugged smartphones in the mid-price segment have made significant leaps in functionality and performance over the past year. The use of new 5G chipsets and photomodules, AMOLED displays has made this category of devices much more attractive. And the hero of today’s review is precisely a representative of the latest IP68 phones that you just want to buy for yourself.

The appearance of the new product is truly original and memorable. Among the positive aspects, we note the unusual design of the triple camera, an under-screen fingerprint scanner, and many metal elements of the body; among the negative aspects, we note the wide display frames familiar to the IP68 segment and the excessive dimensions of the rubberized monoblock. The 6.8-inch AMOLED screen does not set records for clarity at FullHD+ resolution, but it is ready to boast a brightness reserve of almost 1500 nits, a 120-Hz image refresh rate and natural color reproduction. Moreover, even the complete protective film is equipped with an oleophobic coating.

The device's processor is the latest MediaTek Dimensity 7050, combined with 12GB of RAM and a Mali G68MC4 video accelerator. It’s simply impossible to criticize the technical characteristics, because the chipset offers about 550 thousand points in the AnTuTu benchmark and excellent energy efficiency. Thus, you can hope for smooth and stable gameplay even in the resource-intensive Honkai: Star Rail, and for 10 or more hours of active screen time from a 6000 mAh battery. The battery supports 67W wired charging, as well as a slower wireless option. 256/512GB of permanent memory is allocated, and a slot for MicroSD cards is also left. You won't have to complain about the limited internal storage.

The main photo modules are a 108-megapixel sensor from Samsung with optical stabilization, a 20-megapixel monochrome night vision lens and a 13-megapixel wide-angle camera. The listed modules cope well with both daytime and evening shooting, although in terms of detail the images are inferior to those of the best camera phones at a similar price. The stereo sound is loud and the bass is also audible. NFC contactless payments are in place, as is modem support for 5G networks. As a result, we have the most balanced device, earning back every dollar spent on it.