Ulefone Armor 34 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Ulefone Armor 34 - protected madness

The Chinese company Ulefone continues to increase its recognition around the world by releasing many smartphones protected from dust and moisture. As a result, fans of mobile electronics have the opportunity to choose from dozens of different devices for every taste and color. However, due to a number of features, the hero of today's review may not have hundreds of thousands of fans. Or are we still wrong?

The appearance of the new product was not without the usual problems for the segment. Thus, moisture protection according to IP69 standards and increased strength affected the width of the display frames, and the 25500 mAh battery brought the weight of the gadget to incredible numbers. It is simply inconvenient to use a candy bar with such dimensions, girls should definitely forget about the phone in question. A stylish block of photo modules, an original form of a camping LED flashlight on the back panel, and a side fingerprint scanner help the exterior to be more or less attractive. The 6.95-inch IPS panel is quite good. Yes, the resolution of 2460x1080 pixels is barely enough for image clarity with an impressive diagonal, and the peak brightness of 600 nits is not always enough to work with the device in the open sun, but in general the picture is natural, smooth (refresh rate of 120 Hz), does not fall apart into individual pixels.

The technical characteristics are the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, 16 GB of RAM and the Mali G615-MC2 video accelerator. The bundle is increasingly used in representatives of the mid-price category, it harmoniously combines performance and energy efficiency. About 700,000 points allow you to enjoy most modern games at not the lowest graphics settings, while there is virtually no throttling. The battery mentioned above will require finding the nearest outlet after 5-7 days of using the device, there is also a decent wired charger with a power of 67W. The flagship ROM size of 512 GB can be expanded with MicroSD cards.

Photographic capabilities are a cut above those of many opponents. Yes, the 64-megapixel night vision module will not be useful to everyone, but these words will definitely not apply to the 50-megapixel large sensor Omnivision OV50H and the wide-angle sensor of the same 50 MP. Even without optical stabilization, they cope with both daytime and evening photo sessions. The detail of photos and video files is excellent, there is little noise and blur even when capturing moving objects. There are no stereo speakers, but the sound will not be a cause for disappointment. It is rich, loud, voluminous and bassy. Support for 5G networks and NFC contactless payments, a high-quality 32-megapixel selfie module and a fairly affordable price tag add to the list of advantages of a balanced, but at the same time indecently huge device.