Pro Armor 18T
This is my honest review after almost 1 month of using it. Anything else I didn't mention is good or working as expected. So I'm gonna write on what is excellent and what is bad. This way Ulefone could improve on it and you can make a decision if it's the right phone for you. Shipping was the only excellent thing I could say. Others I'm not sure at all. Now the bad stuffs: - At this moment, I've experienced up to 6 times what many user has gone through, phone restarting by itself. Not sure why, but it's really damn annoying. - Front facing camera claimed to be 32MP, but when doing video calls, the quality is really bad. Color correction is so bad that you don't look like you. - UI definitely needs more work. Imagine having to bring out an app one by one from the drawer to the home screen. Right, tell me about it. I spent so many hours on it. At this point I'm already starting to feel that the 18T is way overpriced. - There is no way to select a page to be a home screen. - Screen is big but it's such a waste that it can only fill 4 icons per row. - As far as an android is concerned, the first home screen cannot be customisable at all. It requires the date and search bar to be displayed. Quite sad to be honest. Totally not customizable. - Sound quality is not good. There's only 1 speaker at the bottom right. So when you hold your phone, be sure not to cover, else you can't hear anything at all. - Did I mention that there's no file explorer? OMG. I had to download a separate app for this. Thank goodness there's CX File Explorer. -Battery life doesn't really last as long as I'd expected. 9600MAH lasts as long as my wife's iPhone 13. For the price point, I'd expect more from Ulefone. If they can magically make that happen over a remote update, I'd be glad. If I knew then what I know now, I'd probably gotten myself a Xiaomi 12 Pro instead. (no this post is not sponsored by Xiaomi, I'm just disappointed that Ulefone priced their phone too high, but my expectations were not met.)
