Ulefone Armor 30 Pro 5G Dual Screen Rugged Phone, 32GB+512GB, 6.95" FHD 120Hz + 3.4" Screen, 12800mAh 66W, 50MP+50MP+64MP+32MP, Infinite Halo, 118dB Speaker Android 14 Rugged Smartphone, WiFi 6E/NFC

So I’ve been rocking the Ulefone Armor 30 Pro for a few days now and honestly? It's built for people who do things, go places, and not afraid to use their phone. Not your average pretty phone—it’s got utility, power, and durability.First of all, the battery on this thing barely dies. I didn’t charge it for three days and it was still kicking. Perfect for road trips, festivals, or just being lazy about plugging stuff in. It lights up dedicated lights from the front and back of phone, depending on what you’re doing—calls, music, whatever (you can even set it to flash your camera light if needed!).That said, it is heavy—like, you won’t forget it’s in your hand/pocket, but that’s kinda the point for me, I use my phone as a tool, not a kids toy. It feels tough, like if you dropped it during a concert or while hiking, you wouldn’t panic. Plus it comes with a screen protector for the main screen.Taking pics is easy and quick. There’s a button just for that, so no swiping around when your friends are doing something hilarious. The camera’s sharp too, even in low light.Whether you’re hanging at the beach, filming your dog doing weird stuff, or blasting music from its insanely loud speaker, this phone is made for moments you wanna share. And yeah, you can charge other people’s phones with it—instant hero move. IR blaster, for when you lose the remote.Lastly for me, I was very surprised about the amount of battery-saving and security features that were included with this phone and the amount of thought that was put into the customization of all the feature sets, all can be changed and customized to your liking via settings app. Kudos to their team for thinking and properly implementing everything around the customizations and apps, I was not expecting that.I can tell this phone was developed by parents that hand their phones off to their kids. If you are one of these parents, there's apps included in this phone that will let you set it so that it is 'kid-friendly', you can set the rules on which data source phone can connect to, which apps they can use, even a screen timer. Very thoughtful stuff!!

It’s not my first rugged phone, but it’s one of the best that I’ve owned.The feature set on this device is everything I need and want. I’m listing the features that most interest me, there are a ton more I have not mentioned that you can read at your leisure.I have T-Mobile, and they show that all frequency bands are present for this device to work on T-Mobile.Keep in mind, because a phone is unlocked doesn't mean it’s compatible on all networks.Some of my favorite features:IR transmitterFM radio that can work without connecting headphones, and you can record from the radio as well3.5m Headphone jackHuge front screen, 6.95" + 3.4" Rear Screen. The great thing about the 3.4" rear screen is it can help you conserve your battery. A Lot of simple tasks can be done just using the rear screen. If you have really good vision you can do even more involved tasks. What I do is set up one of my launcher screens (I use the app Total Launcher) with larger icons, and apps that allow me to increase the font size in them.Storage 16 to 32GB RAM, 512GB storage64MP infrared night vision cameraExpandable storage up to 2TB with micro SD card12800mAh Battery, supports 66W fast charging,10W reverse charging. I don’t use my phone as much since I’m in front of a computer most of the day. I set a timer to see how long the battery would last. The battery lasted 11 days with 27% still left. To be fair a power user will not get that.The speaker is definitely loud - 118dB SpeakerKeep in mind it’s a heavy phone compared to the Samsung and Apple phones. But with that being said, you get a much longer battery life, and a tone of features not available on aforementioned phones.I absolutely love this phone. I’ve had this now for 19 days, I will update this review as time goes by.

Not my first Ulefone, but this phone has been trash. I expected more but it has failed to meet my expectations. Call clarity is off no one can ever hear me, screen freezes, photos are not clear, videos blurry, no real messaging app you have to download your own. Purchased 4 months ago, unboxed 2 months after that which means after only 2 months of use this thing is falling behind in total useability and it's functional purpose. I only use for calls, photos and basic features.

I like this phone so far. Been using it about a month. I like all the actual buttons. Screenshots are so easy compared to my old phone, and I set one button to take photos, which is real helpful because the phone is heavy. I don't have a case on the phone at this time. No issues yet🤞. I got the model with the second screen. I really haven't found a use for this... Except, because your better camera (including night vision cam) is on back side of phone, you can switch to back screen and take a selfie with better camera. One thing you can't do, unless someone else figures it out, you can't have both screens on and show, for example a widget on the smaller back screen and a different screen on the front. I think it would be useful, to me, if I could do this. I could put my phone down, but still see the time or weather potentially, etc. I wanted a phone with better speakers and better brightness than my old phone. This one can get very bright, which has been great in outdoor environments, my old phone looked black at highest brightness, I don't have to turn this phone up to highest setting to see my screen clearly in the sunlight. This phone does have a good speaker, but a few times, I have thought that, wow, I have to turn that down, whereas other times I've thought that, I still can't hear it good and the volume is all the way up ... Losing my hearing? Or phone? Haven't decided. Anyway, I'm still happy with my purchase.