Seems good spec except the OS. Can it be updated?

Says android 5.1

Definitely 6
http://blog.ulefone.com/ulefone-vienna-first-marshmallow-update-comes/

Seems a decent phone, anyone here got one?

Exellent man! I had a redmi 3 pro and cracked the screen, so im just a little put off with buying from abroad =[ was my own fault though haha

Can get replacement screen for £15 from aliexpress.

I have one just seems alot of work to put on, and shops are charging loads to do it when it wasnt that dear of a phone to begin with =[

I tried to replace a screen on a Meizu phone. Shops just don't want to spend their time on anything apart from Iphones or Galaxies. One shop charged me 50 quid plus a screen cost. The phone died 2 months after this replacement

isn't that the point with these phones it costs ££££ to replace a screen so if you are a dropper ( like me ) then its not a massive problem, that said u have a Chinese phone and 18 months In its lasted longer than my htc

I bought one, cheapest 5.5" FHD cheap Chinese phone I've seen, half decent reviews, and for £80 surely you cant go wrong.

No gyroscope, if that matters to you, but it does have a MicroSD slot (which uses up one of the dual-SIM slots).

Some reviews: http://www.techspot.com/products/smartphones/ulefone-vienna.134174/
Youtube review by s7yler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APAEGNnN4s4
xda thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/general/device-reviews-and-information/ulefone-vienna-info-review-discussion-t3344127

Last year I got the ulefone Paris for £56, which is apx £64 in today's money, but thats got only 5" screen, 2gb ram, 720 screen, no fingerprint reader, small battery. So to get all the improvements the Vienna gives for an extra £16 is pretty good.

I'm assuming all the 'droppers' on here have invested in a tempered glass screen for a couple of quid?

showing out of stock.

I have a moto G4 and the battery is crap, that and im just fed up of it haha

Can always save up your pennies and get the OnePlus 5....

http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_627537.html

had a nasty experience with Ulefone be touch 3 . Battery life is crap, within 6 months the battery was deteriorated,what's app n fb crashed all the time,when I emailed Ulefone, they acknowledged the fact that the battery was defective, but did nothing to help me out, Stay away from the Chinese crap

most Chinese phones I had, battery doesn't last long, so non-removable battery is a dealbreaker for me, otherwise very good specs for the price...

i got xiaomi mi max..and battery life is amazing.. 2..3 days

Designed for excellent music output

Can anyone comment on what's in the audio stage, which DAC, op amps etc?

Smart Audio PA NXO - I found it. Meh. Not sure about the claims. Anyone got one and can comment?

I'm a little bit put off by the comments on battery life, that's one of my biggest issues with my current phone.

Has anyone got the Xiaomi Redmi 4 4G, I've seen it for £107 and it's got a rating of 4.9/5 from over 1400 reviews.

I got this for my wife last year. I thought it looked great but she had some problems. It kept wanting to install/update some random apps and when she did click OK once it really messed it up, fixed with a factory reset but it would still keep popping up to update it. Only lasted her 4 months, dropped on the kitchen laminate floor and the screen shattered a bit easily.

Looks a good price though, if I was after a phone a would give it a try.

Then stop the phone doing this. Its not hard.

Managed to grab one today am. Thanks OP. A fantastic price for this phone. 3GB RAM seems to be the norm now for most Androids, up from 2GB last year.
Plenty of advice on rooting this with Kingroot and installing a custom ROM (always advisable with 'Chinese' phones to ensure no malware) on XDA-Developers.
There's also a teardown video on YouTube which will help with replacing the battery when it comes to that - this is certainly involved as the battery is under a couple of ribbon cables, but you won't be buying a Chinese phone if you don't like getting your hands dirty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbuUDnokg7U

Would anyone know if a (cheap) USB to HDMI cable would work on this?

there is another code listed on top cash back as well as the one above which shows a couple of quid cheaper , try GUlefone , not tried it myself so can't confirm bit worth a go as well as the 1.01% cash back as well

I had one of these for about 3 months, wouldn't recommend it. Specs sound great on paper but in reality it doesn't live up to them. The speakers are very quiet and tinny, fingerprint sensor worked sporadically, volume on calls is very low indeed and general performance is average at best. If a phone has 3gb ram, then opening a page in Chrome, pressing the home button and then going back to Chrome shouldn't cause the page to reload!

Mine has just now done this after 14 months. Shame because the phone itself is awsome!

Yeah, was running 6.0 stock. Also worth noting the camera is terrible too!

Agreed.Was a great phone. Interestingly, Gearbest sent it back to Ulefone and they said they couldn't repair it, hence the full refund.

Hot HK deal.

Which code would drop the price to £79.56?

Black and pink still available.

I got mine just a week after ordering. For the price it's very good value for money. Physically it has good fit and finish and a nice rubbery exterior feel. The buttons don't move around and have a nice, firm feel to them.

It's fast, though not as fast as my S7 but that's to be expected. I have no issues opening multiple tabs in Chrome, playing NFS etc. The fingerprint sensor at the back is actually a natural placement, and it works without error 90% of the time (about the same as my S7); it's also always live so you don't need to bring the phone out of stand by to use it - just touch it and the phone is unlocked and comes on. A lot better than my S7 to be honest, which needs to be woken up before you can use the fingerprint sensor.
GPS works perfectly, I get a fix inside the house within 5 sec. Battery lasts a whole day and a bit on moderate use. Screen is perfectly usable. The camera, as in all these cheap Chinese phone, is the only let down - it works fine in daylight (good colours, contrast, detail etc) but in low light there's significant noise. Malwarebytes found one potential dangerous app.

All in all for what I paid I'm more than happy. Have ordered a case from a 3rd party 'bay seller for 3 quid.