Ulefone Armor 27 Pro - 24GB 256GB

Durable 5G smartphone with 24GB RAM, 256GB storage, and 50MP+64MP night vision camera. Features thermal imaging, 10600mAh battery, and UK network compatibility. Review: Ultra Rugged Phone with phenomenal battery life and amazing features. - Absolutely love this phone. I like rugged durable and unique phones and this is my second foray with Ulefone as I had an Armor 12 5G previously, which I had a great experience with, so when I saw the promo video of the Armor 33 Pro, I was hooked. The aesthetic is just so dominant, fantastic screens and great sound from the large speaker. It's quick, responsive and has some amazing extras. The Night Vision camera is brilliant. And the battery life, my first full charge lasted 13 days and was still on 20%. Its a glorious, gorgeous brick and it's mine! :) Review: That's more like it! - Some months back I bought an Oukitel WP5 - big, strong, big... All was well until I had a problem with the screen. The seller was spot on and I returned it for a refund. Feeling a little 'once bitten' I went for the X7 Pro instead, and while it's early days, I'm really glad I did! Granted it doesn't have the 8000mah battery but nor does it weigh as much. The design is much more hand-friendly - it's like a normal phone in a rugged case. Android 10, runs absolutely fine (with one oddity that I'll get too), it has a genuinely excellent camera and a decent speaker. Easy to set up (like nearly all phones these days) and easy to use. When I opened the bx I was impressed that Ulefone included a screen protector, then I realised that it was a spare screen protector as one was already fitted to the phone. They're plastic, but they'll stave off scratches and Ulefone's video suggests the screen itself is plenty tough. The also include a plastic lever to help you open the SIM /USB/headphone jack slots. Those waterproof plugs are tight, you may be grateful for this! I'm finding this a pleasure to use, face and fingerprint recognition work well and the only "issue" I have had is a certain slowness in properly displaying photos I load directly onto my phone via an OTG cable (camera doesn't have wireless option). I think it's a case of slightly less processing power than might be ideal, but it all gets there in the end. Time will tell if my initial impressions are borne out, but I am really impressed with this phone. The WP5 is an excellent beast, but beast it is; the X7 Pro feels like a much more complete package.