Ulefone Note 6T Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Ulefone Note 6T - insufficient improvements

The Chinese company Ulefone was not included in the first echelon of smartphone manufacturers, but it always found its client. People seeking to purchase an inexpensive and at the same time functional phone could always find something interesting for themselves in the assortment of the company's products. However, sometimes completely uncompetitive gadgets came out from under the assembly line of the corporation, even tangible improvements of which would have little effect on commercial success. The hero of today's review is trying to correct the shortcomings of its predecessor, but there were too many of them.

The appearance of the novelty is not devoid of eye-pleasing features, however, the cheapness manifests itself in the absence of a fingerprint sensor, and noticeable display frames, and not the highest quality of the plastic used. You may also like the colorful colors of the cases, as well as the dual camera unit. The 6.1-inch IPS-panel, unfortunately, did not add to the brightness or contrast, and the resolution of 1560x720 pixels looks mediocre with the diagonal used. Small fonts and objects look fuzzy, slightly blurry. In direct sunlight, the picture loses visibility by 99%, so Android smartphones will have to be used exclusively in the shade.

The performance of the technical specifications has increased, however, the MediaTek Helio A22 CPU, 3GB of RAM and the PowerVR GE 8320 video core are not always enough for the smoothness of the Android 12 interface, and one cannot even dream of demanding games. PUBG and World Of Tanks Blitz are still playable at low graphics presets, and Fortnite won't launch at all. A chipset from UNISOC would be much more relevant within the price range. Autonomy also does not cause delight due to the modest battery capacity of 3300mAh. As a result, you need to charge your mobile assistant every day, and fast charging is not provided. But 64GB of ROM with a slot for MicroSD cards can be written into the competitive advantages of the device.

Simple 13- and 2-megapixel photomodules, however, are able to take good daytime shots, the detailing of which and the color reproduction will not cause a negative. Of course, all the positive aspects of photo opportunities disappear with the slightest deterioration in lighting. The sound of the device is quite quiet, the mono speaker reproduces mainly medium frequencies. There are no contactless payments, and there is no USB Type-C port. The combination of the mentioned disadvantages reduces the attractiveness of the Android phone, which is difficult to recommend for purchase.