USB Type C equipped UMi Hammer S goes on sale today


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UMi has started sales of their $130 UMi Hammer S today, keep reading for a refresher on the phones amazing specs.

I’ve had hands on time with the UMi Hammer S and although it is a heavy phone, it also feels really well made and (I feel) represents great value for money. Of course you guy’s haven’t had the luxury of trying the phone, even on paper the specs are good.

For $130 the UMi Hammer S features a durable metal chassis, but none of the odd interference issues the Iron suffers form in the audio dept. The phone is the cheapest to come equipped with USB Type C for charging and file transfer, plus it has a Sony IMX179 rear camera and fingerprint scanner on the rear too.

The unibody phone comes with a Mediatek MT6735 quad-core processor, 2GB RAM, 16GB storage, SD card slot and a claimed 3200mAh battery. Up front a 2.5D 720p glass panel handles the visuals.

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For more hands on details of the UMi Hammer S read our Exclusive pre-launch hands on with the phone here, and you can head over to the official UMi website for details of where to buy the phone.

What do you think of the UMi Hammer S? Value for money at $130? Or are their features missing?

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6 Comments

  1. bojan radovanovic
    September 22, 2015

    nothing is missing for that money

    • Muhammad Yasir
      September 22, 2015

      ur saying its good enough ??

      • MattD
        September 22, 2015

        The build quality won’t be a problem just like the previous hammer, and it’s quite feature-packed with usb type c, fingerprint sensor, decent camera sensor, irda, removable big battery (not sure about this one, but andi said so in the hands on), and i’d add speaker on the bottom too, which is something that i value quite a bit on a phone rather than a rear speaker.
        The soc isn’t great but it isn’t that bad either for daily use, plus it really isn’t power hungry, so the big battery would last for ages…

        This said… For now, that’s great only on paper… Let’s wait for a review to see if it performs as it should…

        • Muhammad Yasir
          September 22, 2015

          yeah … review says it all

      • bojan radovanovic
        September 22, 2015

        It is for 130$, more then good

  2. MattD
    September 22, 2015

    Here you talk of “unibody”, in the hands on you talked about a removable battery… Am i missing something?