Ulefone Armor 27T 4G Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Ulefone Armor 27T 4G - sees everything and even more

For millions, if not billions of people, smartphones have become full-fledged mobile assistants, without which it is difficult to imagine a day of life. Calls, messages, social networks, banking applications and more make you keep your phone nearby every minute. But the hero of today's review wants to go even further and be a professional tool for some users.

The appearance of the new product is not much different from its predecessors and has the same number in the name. A similar carbon design of the back panel pleases the eye, the camera block and side fingerprint scanner are also beautiful. But you will have to put up with the excessive dimensions of the case protected from dust and moisture according to IP68 standards, and the display frames are simply huge. The 6.78-inch IPS panel itself has a resolution of 2460x1080 pixels, a 120-Hz refresh rate, close to realistic color rendering. The picture is detailed and smooth, but the brightness of about 600-650 nits is not always enough for comfortable use of the device. Thus, direct rays of the summer sun reduce the visibility of content to a minimum.

The technical characteristics are the ubiquitous MediaTek Helio G99 CPU, 12 GB of RAM and a Mali G57MC2 graphics adapter. The bundle is definitely not the newest, but it still remains relevant for the price category. You can count on about 350,000 points in the AnTuTu benchmark and a responsive Android 14 interface. The buyer will not be left without entertainment either, but sophisticated gamers will not be delighted with the gaming capabilities of the chipset. Some resource-intensive Genshin Impact functions only at low-medium graphics settings, and lags are sometimes noticeable. But the autonomy, realized by a 10600 mAh battery, is excellent. An outlet will be needed only after 3-4 days of working with the device. At the same time, wireless charging with a power of 30W is provided. If the internal storage of 256 GB is not enough, then a slot for MicroSD cards with a capacity of up to two terabytes will always come to the rescue.

Only the 50-megapixel Samsung ISOCELL GN1 sensor is responsible for photo capabilities. It does not have hybrid stabilization, but even without it, it tries to cope even with photo sessions in poor lighting. Noise and blur will be in such photos, but not in critical quantities. But the auxiliary cameras chosen are a 64-megapixel monochrome night vision sensor and a thermal imager. They will be needed by various kinds of specialists, or hunting and fishing enthusiasts. There is no stereo sound, but for music lovers there is a jack for wired headphones. A gyroscope, contactless payment NFC add to the list of advantages of the gadget, which is definitely worth paying attention to.