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Ulefone Metal The Pros and Cons you should definitely check out
Ulefone is going in for the kill with its latest smartphone; the Ulefone Metal. This handset has set itself apart from the competition by providing features such as 3GB of RAM, fingerprint sensor, Gorilla Glass 3 protection and even an octa core processor at a relatively cheap price point. Today we strive to explore this phones best and worst features as we unravel the pros and cons of the Ulefone Metal.
Ulefone Future Pros and Cons of a Galaxy Edge clone
There's no doubt that Ulefone has made quite a splash with its latest launch; the Ulefone Future. But is this phone really the future? Priced above the $200 mark, the Ulefone Future carries out the specs of a high end smartphone delivered at a low end price. That said, it's hard to criticize a phone that offers so much for so little but that's exactly what we're gonna do today.
With a bezel-less display, a curiously placed fingerprint sensor, and enough RAM to power and entry level laptop, today we're gonna take a crack at reviewing the pros and cons of the Ulefone Future and see if it holds up or if it's mostly just another hyped-out product.
Ulefone uWear Review, an Interesting Smartwatch under $30
Pros: Low price point, 2.5D responsive screen, good battery life, attractive design, vast set of functions, anti lost function to track your phone.
Cons: Basic interface, no access to a play store, only two watch faces, you're much better off with an LG G Watch for $80
It's no secret that wearables have become a trend in and of itself, particularly smartwatches. These gadgets have come here to stay and since the launch of high profile smartwatches such as the LG G Watch Urbane or the Pebble, there's also been a proliferation of cheaper models that don't use Android Wear but a more simple OS. Today we've come to share our review on one of the latter models, specifically; the Ulefone uWear.
The Ulefone uWear is a cheap smartwatch, under $30 who's biggest selling points come from its price point as well as its refined design. The Ulefone smartwatch clearly wants to be an Apple Watch look alike, even opting to introduce a false magnetic charger in it's back.
We say false because it's merely a decorative addition to the smartwatch because the uWear gets its juice from a microUSB port located below a false upper button. However, we're starting to ramble so how about you come on over and find out more about this smartwatch on our Ulefone uWear review.
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