Ulefone Armor 26 Ultra 5G Rugged Smartphone, MTK Dimensity 8020 24GB+512GB, 200MP Quad Camera, 15600mAh(120W), 33W Dock Charging, 121dB Speaker, 6.78" FHD+ Corning Gorilla Screen, IP68/69K, Android 13

I love this phone, 5 out of 5 stars! This is a big and thick phone, I included some pictures of when I first took it out of the box. Not sure about the weight but it is definitely heavier than your average phone. It's 1.125" thick at the camera bump. It feels great in the hands though. There is a rubberized texture on the back and the corners are just right that you should never drop this phone out of your hands. And on the off chance it might there is a lanyard loop on the phone and that's a nice feature. The screen is one of the biggest highlights of this phone, it's nice and bright and extremely clear. 120hz as well! It's great in gaming, watching videos, reading, or just looking at images. This phone also has a notification light just above the screen next to the front facing speaker. Something I thought was long gone in the world of Android phones. The camera is pretty good, it's not on the level of Samsung or iPhone but it does get the job done. There's 4 cameras on the back and the ones I'll be very interested in using is the Infrared (night vision) camera, which is surprisingly detailed. The Ultra wide is one I enjoy using. And the 200mega pixel one. As I take more pictures I'll try and remember to upload them to this review. The processor is very quick and snappy and I've been very happy with it. There has been no lag outside of the start up and downloading and updating the phone. Outside of that it's been blazing fast. The Dimensity 8020 chip is no slouch in gaming either. I have both a playstation 1 and gamecube emulator and it plays the games on there no problem. Storage is wild, having 512GB of storage space BEFORE you add an SD card is mind blowing. The phone also has 2 sim card slots, and while most of us in the US more than likely won't be needing two it's always nice in case you travel or if you need another phone number for business. On the topic of long term use of this phone, I watched a video of someone taking it apart. This phone is very easy to take apart and replace parts if you ever need to do it yourself. It's one of the things that drove me to get this phone. Which leads me into the next few topics on the phone. The speaker and battery. The speaker is surprisingly good, I haven't blasted it on full volume yet as 30% is loud enough for me. It has some bass to it and just sounds good overall. As it is a speaker on the smaller side if you do crank it up it'll lose sound quality. It's like asking your car's tweeters to carry the whole system. For being IP68/IP69K, it's hard to beat the sound quality and loudness. The battery also runs really good for me. I'm getting about 35% battery for a day of moderate to heavy use. Which is on part for other phones for me, which translates to 5,000mah battery. And with this thing having 15,600mah's the math works out to about a 3 day battery for me. And the battery was the biggest selling point to me. The fingerprint sensor is quick and snappy and is in the perfect spot for picking up the phone in either hand. The phone also has nearly all bands you need for T-Mobile besides the ones for satellite. I also seem to be getting better signal than my Samsung S23 Ultra. This phone also has a 3.5mm headphone jack, another thing I thought was long gone on Android phones. My only gripe about the phone is that I wish you could remap the SOS button. I would love to be able to map it to the shutter button for the camera. Or being able to map it in games without it telling you to hold the button down for 5 seconds for the SOS function. It could have been another custom key with many uses.

The Armor 26 Ultra is big, it's heavy, it's awesome! The set up process was easy. Everything transfered from my old phone with no issues. The screen looks great. The speed is noticeably better than my old phone. This phone comes with a screen protector and a exterior case that appears to be indestructible. There are way to many camera features to mention, and to be honest, I have not tried any, with the exception of typical photography. I will update as I use some of the other camera features. The exterior speaker has good sound. It is loud and clear (except at max volume some music gets distorted). I love the fact the phone can stand on it's own. Turn on the speaker, set it on the work bench and you have a hands free phone. I have not dropped the phone, or submerged it in a puddle of water and I have no plans to do so...however manufacture says it can take the abuse. I really like this phone. Great value.

heavily protected, looks and feel strong protected also extremely heavy in weight because of this. However the camera specially the 200MP is very disappointed, the 200MP image is worst than image taken with 50MP phone. So make sure you are not expecting to enlarge the photos before buying this phone. But the main reason I was looking at is the 200MP, it was extremely disappointed. Samsung's Isocell chip is not really that good as shown in this model. The picture is not suitable for enlarge despite its claim for 200MP, to get any good sharp image one really has to consider it as 12.5MP as the way the image was processed. And the process is heavily dependent on the phone designer, i.e. the same chip has different result in different maker's hand and hardware. So unless truly looking for harsh use, this phone might not be a good fit. Would not recommended for photo/video purpose.

Good phone, long battery life, loud speaker.

It is not a new phone. I will return it.

Overall it's a good phone but the loud speaker on full volume crackles a lot you have to turn the volume halfway down for the noise to go away doesn't matter what you're listening to

Two weeks into owning this phone, I'm pretty impressed with the camera quality and water resistance. I will update as this gets older. I do want to add, you will have to let your phone dry pretty good, before phone calls, and speaker usage(music). Hair dryer, fan or just letting it sit, wet speaker noises right away are difficult for that type of phone usage. However, all the rugged phones I've owned (this is my 5th) that's nothing new to me. Just a side note. Here's some videos I've made with this under water. Feeding Bass.

It's heavy but nice