Ulefone X has been made official by the company, this is Ulefone’s reply to Apple’s iPhone X. It comes with the notched screen, iPhone X-like dual camera and supports wireless charging.

Design

The Ulefone X is the mode that most resembles the iPhone X , practically has the same ‘notch’ and the same frames, except for the bottom, that the Ufefone has not been able to eliminate the lower frame. Maybe that’s why it’s also called ‘X’. the terminal will have the characteristic notch , to which the system will have to adapt. As for other remarkable details, we see that Ulefone has provided a fourth button to the navigation menu to hide it and thus enjoy an even more immersive experience.

Display

Focusing on the screen now, without the notch. You get a 5.85-inch HD+ IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen that displays stunning visuals. The screen has 1512 x 720 pixels in resolution and 286 pixel per inch density, delivering clear videos. It has GFF full lamination and stretches up to 78% screen-to-body ratio.

Hardware

Under the hood, the MediaTek Helio P23 chip is in charge with an Octa-Core processor and 64-bit CPU architecture. The 8-Cores of processor here runs at a fast speed of 2.0GHz with 16nm process technology. While the ARM Mali-G71 MP2 graphics processor onboard clocks at 770MHz with 2-Cores. Launch your favourite heavy apps and multitask through them all with 4GB RAM space available. It has a memory speed of 933 MHz as well and 64GB storage space. If you need more space then you have to let go of a SIM space and upgrade up to 128GB. Ulefone X runs on Android 8.1 Oreo out of the box.

Features

At the rear, the cameras are 16MP + 5MP sensors with f/2.2 aperture. The cameras comes with OIS, optical zoom, HDR, ISO settings, 5P lens, dual tone LED flash and other Internal features. While the 13MP selfie camera with f/2.4 aperture comes with its LED flash and supports Face ID. Powering the Ulefone X is a 3300mAh non-removable Li-Po battery with fast and wireless charging technology. With the fast charging feature, charging the battery from 0% to 100% shouldn’t take up to 1.9 hours. And the only certainties we have at the moment are the rear-mounted fingerprint scanner and the Android 8.1 Oreo operating system at the factory.