Ulefone Armor 9E Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Ulefone Armor 9E - leaving the best

How often do we overpay for unnecessary functions in flagship smartphones. Although developers sometimes want to surprise their target audience with unusual tricks, not every buyer uses them. So, the hero of today's review was spared from the thermal imager and excess RAM, which had a positive effect on the price.

The appearance of the new item is identical to that of its more expensive predecessor. The design of the four PV modules in the shape of a square in place, as well as the ergonomic mesh texture of the back panel. The side fingerprint scanner and the brutal rubberized body elements with dust and moisture protection according to IP68 standards have not disappeared, which pleases. Although the 6.3-inch OGS-screen does not differ in minimal frames, it does not upset both the resolution ( 2340x1080 pixels) and the levels of brightness and contrast. The reproduced picture is juicy, contrasting and at the same time quite clear.

Technical characteristics also will not be a reason for negative. With 8GB of RAM, the Mediatek Helio P90 processor and the PowerVRGE9446 video accelerator are ready to tame the most demanding games, and even with high graphics presets. Of course, with such a colorful and comfortable gameplay, the user will have to try dozens of resource-intensive gaming applications. For their storage, 128GB of ROM and a slot for MicroSD cards are specially allocated.

The main 64-, 8- and 2-megapixel (pair) cameras, led by the well-known Samsung GW1 sensor, try to preserve detail in images and natural color reproduction even in poor lighting conditions. However, sometimes it will take several takes to capture a really high-quality frame. The 8-megapixel front module is also worthy of similar words. The battery capacity of 6600 mAh is enough for a couple of days of active use of the gadget. In addition, the battery is capable of boasting wireless charging . NFC contactless payments , endoscope support and Android Q extend the list of advantages, while the negative aspects include the strange absence of a separate headphone jack with the impressive thickness of the phablet. As a result, the protected device is characterized by both the highest autonomy and performance, as well as excellent chances for good sales.