UMIDIGI Bison X10 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

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The Chinese company Umidigi has successfully launched a new Bison-line of smartphones with protection against dust and moisture according to IP68 standards. Users around the world have appreciated the combination of affordable prices, case durability and wide functionality. The hero of today's review is trying to preserve the performance and autonomy of its predecessors and focuses on an even more reasonable price tag.

The design of the novelty came out relevant and original at the same time. The block of three cameras looks expensive, as does the frosted glass on the back. Of course, a low-mid-price IP68 smartphone is not without large screen bezels, but you can close your eyes to such a drawback. But the 6.52-inch OGS-display itself has undergone several tangible simplifications. Reducing the resolution to 1600x720 pixels affected the clarity of small fonts, and decreased the visibility of the picture in direct sunlight. However, opponents in the value category did not go far in the quality of the displayed image.

But the Mediatek Helio P60 processor is retained to ensure the responsiveness of the Android 11 interface and even a number of really resource-intensive games. He is actively assisted by 4GB of RAM and the Mali G72MP3 graphics accelerator. Of course, enjoying all the beauties of the same Genshin Impact with smooth gameplay will not work, but the less demanding PUGB and Asphalt 9 function without any problems. The power efficiency of the CPU is not the most impressive, but at the moment it will not draw attention to itself thanks to the use of a battery as much as 6000mAh . It will not be necessary to charge such a battery often, so the power bank can lie at home for a couple of days. The volume of internal storage was a good 64GB , expandable with microSD cards.

The photographic capabilities also suffered a minor downgrade. The main 20-, 8- and 2-megapixel photo modules are sufficient for capturing static objects and events, but obtaining a detailed frame in dynamics or with mediocre lighting will take more than one take. Of the positive aspects of the device, I would like to note the NFC contactless payment, the USB Type-C port. Thus, the gadget definitely deserves praise for its overall balance and lack of noticeable drawbacks.