Ulefone Armor Mini 20 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Ulefone Armor Mini 20 - unnoticeably simpler

The Chinese company Ulefone decided to present to the public several compact smartphones with IP68 water protection and increased durability this year. The hero of today's review is cheaper than its counterparts, but for a significant number of buyers it will be the most optimal in terms of price and quality.

The design of the new product is exactly the same as its predecessors, which should be considered a plus with a reduced price tag. A beautiful ring of LEDs around the photo module block, a side fingerprint scanner, a brutal back panel with an abundance of decorative metal elements, a 32-megapixel selfie camera located at the top of the screen are pleasing to the eye. Unfortunately, the same words no longer apply to the wide display frames and the thickness of the monoblock. The 4.7-inch IPS screen has a good HD+ resolution for a diagonal, individual pixels will not irritate the user. There is also an increased refresh rate of up to 90 Hz, and good color rendition. The only criticism is the peak brightness of 550 nits, which is not always enough to work with a mobile assistant in direct sunlight.

The technical specifications are the MediaTek Helio G99 CPU, 6 GB of RAM and the Mali G57MC2 video adapter. Yes, support for 5G networks has disappeared, but the performance level has remained the same. About 400 thousand points in the AnTuTu test indicate the chipset's ability to cope with both the Android 14 interface and many resource-intensive games. However, in the same Genshin Impact, you will have to set low graphic presets, but the gameplay will be smooth and quite stable. A 6200 mAh battery with an energy-efficient IPS panel and the same processor will provide about 12-14 hours of active screen time. Surprisingly, there is not only a fast wired charger at 33W, but also a wireless analog at 15W. The permanent memory is 256 GB, and no one will stop you from expanding it with MicroSD cards.

The main 50-megapixel Samsung ISOCELL GN1 module does not have optical stabilization, but it still copes with many shooting scenarios. Noise reduction works correctly, even evening shots are not deprived of detail. The 64-megapixel monochrome night vision sensor will not be used so often. Most likely, it will suit fans of hunting and fishing. The sound is not the best, there is only one speaker. It is enough for notifications, but it cannot replace an inexpensive Bluetooth speaker. Among the advantages, we will also highlight contactless NFC payments. As a result, we have a solid small gadget without critical disadvantages, worthy of purchase.