(2019) Ulefone Armor 6E Android 9.0 Rugged Smartphone - Helio P70 Octa-core 4GB+64GB outdoor mobile phone, 6.2'' FHD+ Notch screen, 5000mAh (wireless charge supported), IP68 waterproof, GPS/NFC Red

I bought this for my hubby, he's a manual worker and I needed a phone he wouldn't break even if he dropped it, got it wet, or generally subjected it to some fairly challenging conditions. It looks great!, has a large screen, its a bit heavy but hey... hes a strong guy, he thought it was fine. The functionality is fabulous, it comes with all sorts of handy tools and apps including an ultra violet light detector (he won't wear suncream so at least it will warn him when he's likely to burn!), its super fast, intuitive to use (he doesn't do instruction manuals!) and whilst the camera hasn't got "beauty settings" or any of the gismos some smart phone cameras have he just wouldn't use that stuff anyway.The price? well, I paid £190 for it, great value I thought..and the build quality is tough but really nice looking too. I really can't fault this phone. Its perfect for the outdoor active type person.

The phone is solid, with a quality feel and nice clear screen. Operationally it is nice and snappy when using the internet (again you'd probably expect that from something of this spec). The camera is good, clear and simple to use. It's a bit on the heavy side but you'd expect that as it's a toughened phone. Only minor gripe was the compass app not being that good. Downloaded a better app from Google play and it is all fine. Time will tell on battery life but it seems well able to cope with normal use. In short I'm more than pleased with the product.

Great phone great price just needs a better selfie camera but that's still not bad

It’s a good device I use it to deliver parcels but the battery could be bettet

Excellent phone

Well I bought this last December for about £200 after breaking the glass on my Samsung that cost me £600.It is a heavy phone but that is what you get off you want a rugged phone with a big battery.Typing this now late evening and I still have 39% battery left even though I have used it lots today. It would last more than 24 hours with light use. Due to the ports having rubber blanks to keep out water and dust, I found using a wireless charger a good investment. Similarly I bought Bluetooth headphones.Performance is good on this phone.For the negatives, the camera is nowhere near as good as the Samsung S7, particularly in low light, but is adequate for happy snaps.I have also had some niggles with Bluetooth. Every few months I need to unpair the phone from my car stereo, and re-pair to get it to work. Similar for my headphones. Sometimes a reboot is enough though. If I were a heavy Bluetooth user this would really get to me, but I'm not...Finally, my single biggest issue with the phone is that the last security update on the phone was August 2019. Given that Android push out updates every few weeks, this is concerning. From reading online, Ulefone don't have a good reputation for frequent updates, but have pushed them out at longer intervals - although I've not had one yet.Overall, for the price I think the phone is great and almost disposable in comparison to the high end brand £1000 ones. I would not go back to the high end Samsung or Apple phones again.

I feel like i have been thrown into the dark ages.Don even bother looking at this phone