Our UMi X1reviewphone arrived at Gizchina’s office this weekend! Take a look at our unboxing video and quick hands on of this high performance dual-core Android phone!
First of all I would like to thank Andy at Uredeal for sending me the UMi X1 for review. Uredeal are also currently the only stockist of UMi phones who are able to ship internationally!
Best of all Gizchina readers have been offered a $15 discount on the UMi X1 if you use the following Uredeal discount code: usd15offGizchina.
- Buy the UMi X1 from Uredeal now!
UMi X1 Specifications
The Umi X1 is one of the new breed of Android smart phone from China which have managed to bring high performance to customers at affordable prices.
The X1 boasts a dual-core MT6577 CPU clocked at 1.Ghz, 1GB RAM, 4GB of built-in memory, a 4.5 inch 1280 x 720 display and 8 mega-pixel rear camera all wrapped up in an extremely attractive, and thin body.
Our X1 shipped with Android ICS 4.0.4 and features Baidu input and Go Launcher, but for this video I have replaced Go Launcher with Xiaomi’s MIUI launcher which I personally prefer.
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There is also a range of accessories available for the X1 including a range of plastic covers, protective cases and screen protectors, although I’m not sure if the a screen protector is need as the screen features a Gorilla glass style anti-scratch coating.
UMi X1 dual-core MT6577 phone unboxing and hands on
I’ll spend some time with the UMi X1 and I will prepare an in-depth review over the next week or so, so keep posted for updates.
Also don’t forget to use the promotional code usd15offGizchina when ordering your Umi X1 from Uredeal to save $15!
- Buy the dual-core MT6577 UMi X1 from Uredeal!
With the new google phone being at $100 more, do you think this phone has enough value to compare? The new Nexus looks pretty sweet.
i choose x1 over nexus 4, because of i need the dual sim feature, will choose main stream handset over the chinese android if i don’t need it, except for xiaomi with miui rom
Very good point. I’d forgotten about the dual-sim. I wonder why the main-stream never have dual-sim. After all, it’s really practical.