Ulefone Note 19 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Ulefone Note 19 - a miser pays twice

Bottom-end smartphones are in high demand on the modern market, but there is definitely a price limit below which phones seriously lose functionality, performance and other parameters. Not all manufacturers can go beyond it and at the same time create competitive and relevant devices. Unfortunately, the hero of today's review proves that the Chinese company Ulefone is not on their list.

The appearance of the new product vaguely resembles that of Huawei Pure 70 Ultra. The effect is achieved due to the similar texture of the back panel and the copied block of photo modules. However, closer acquaintance causes negative emotions. There is no fingerprint scanner, large screen frames, not the highest quality plastic give away the real cost of the phablet. The 6.56-inch IPS display does not amaze the imagination with the clarity of the image at a resolution of 1612x720 pixels, the color rendition is slightly faded. There is no increased refresh rate of the picture, there is no oleophobic coating.

The technical characteristics are the UNISOC T603 CPU, 3GB of RAM and the PowerVR GE8322 video accelerator. The bundle is frankly bad by today's standards, even the lightweight Android 14 Go interface sometimes noticeably slows down. Gamers will have to enjoy two-dimensional games or the most resource-friendly three-dimensional projects. So, PUBG Mobile is more or less playable with minimal graphics settings. The permanent memory is 32GB, so 99% of buyers will need to use MicroSD cards. Perhaps, there are no problems only with autonomy. A 5000mAh battery is enough for a couple of days of work with a mobile assistant. The charging power is 10W, so it is recommended to place the device near an outlet overnight.

The 8-megapixel main module and the auxiliary 0.08-megapixel portrait sensor are useful for video calls, but even capturing documents with them will not always be an easy task. There is only one speaker, and its volume is rather lacking. But what is really disappointing is the lack of NFC contactless payments, thanks to which you can leave your wallet at home more often. As a result, the gadget hardly deserves attention due to a lot of various levels of shortcomings.