You name it, they have it. 6GB Ram, 64GB storage + SD up to 256GB, Fingerprint scanner, Dual rear camera with Samsung Sensor, USB Type-C, FHD screen and don't forget the always mentioned B20 band.
Seriously considering this. But never spent this much on a phone handset before. I had a Doogee X5 from Gearbest so no worried about names. Got a Moto G4 at the moment on 2 yr tariff. Great phone but I have serious problem with phone making "ghost touches" on the screen all the time. So, I'm 1 year in, I either put up with it making random calls and launching random apps sometimes when it comes out of lock mode or buy this and send the G4 off for repair... hmmm ideally wanted to spend about half this amount tho. 4G more than 2gb RAM 5.5" screen - any suggestions other than this?
WalkableBuffalo to pffffft
2 Aug 17#2
Ulefone has a pretty good record anyway as far as I'm aware But if you wanted to spend about half this you're really just buying piece of crap phones that probably aren't much better than just making calls and having a few apps on If you did want to stay with brand names the Moto G5 is really good, the Plus being even better but it's more expensive than this So I am actually kind of tempted by this but I'd like to find some reviews first, just to be safe
winchman to pffffft
2 Aug 17#9
The obvious choice is the Xiaomi note 4 global version for apx £115. There is also the Umi Max I have posted for £84, only issue being you would need a micro sd card to make up for the 16gb memory.
sam_of_london to pffffft
3 Aug 17#20
Did you ever scan your Doogee with Antivirus ? Please see and tell how many you find
pffffft to sam_of_london
3 Aug 17#21
I have heard this quite a bit. Chinese phones are the devil for trojans/spyware etc. But in my experience then I had a doogee something or other ages ago and then a doogee X5 Pro and I had AVG antivirus on both and regular scans never picked up diddly on either handset.
If some mysterious triad organisation is that interested in the calling habits of a middle aged boring english bloke then they are welcome to my "most dialled lists" anyway.
TheHoodedclaw
2 Aug 17#3
might take the plunge as had my eye on the mars pro but the call quality is suppose to be below average which for a phone is criminal
Krinkle
2 Aug 17#4
If you are spending this much wouldn't it be best to go for a Xiaomi who are considered to be the best of the Chinese 'cheapies'?
TheHoodedclaw
2 Aug 17#5
you might be right but to get a Xiaomi with specs close to these you'd have to pay a fair bit more no ?
maxmax
2 Aug 17#6
Don`t have this phone but have the power 2 by Ulefone very good, 4 days battery life, fully charges in 1hr 30mins had 2 months now no problems.
Agent_Silver
2 Aug 17#7
seems like a cracking deal, not brave enough to buy from China myself though, spec is great though
Crossbow
2 Aug 17#8
Pity, 99% of these Chinese-sourced phones with good to excellent prices for the specs have only average cameras.
jwrodger
2 Aug 17#10
Gave heat, i am in the market for a new phone and the full metal casing and specs are very decent for the cash ,only launched in July as an affordable flagship. I am passing on this one for now
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Uelfone T1
OS: Android 7.0
CPU: MTK Helio P25 64Bit Octa Core 2.6 Ghz
Resolution: FHD 1920x1080 Pixels
Display: 5.5 inch
RAM: 6GB
Front camera: 8.0MP (Interpolated to 13.0MP)
ROM: 64GB + upto 256GB SD card
Rear camera: 16.0MP+5.0MP
Battery: 3680mAh
Slot: 2 x SIM slot
Network:
2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
3G: WCDMA 2100/1900/1700/850/900MHz
CDMA2000MHz
4G:FDD-LTE: 2100/1900/1800/1700/850/2600/900/700/850/800
TDD-LTE: 2500/1900/2300/2500MHz
4G: FDD-LTE B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B12/B17/B19/B20
Link to the official page: ulefone.com/products/t1/features.html
Also a bit more expensive (£155) at Banggood
Quidco and TCB giving about 8% cshback for Aliexpress
A nice read @ fonearena
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But if you wanted to spend about half this you're really just buying piece of crap phones that probably aren't much better than just making calls and having a few apps on
If you did want to stay with brand names the Moto G5 is really good, the Plus being even better but it's more expensive than this
So I am actually kind of tempted by this but I'd like to find some reviews first, just to be safe
If some mysterious triad organisation is that interested in the calling habits of a middle aged boring english bloke then they are welcome to my "most dialled lists" anyway.
very good, 4 days battery life, fully charges in 1hr 30mins
had 2 months now no problems.