The UMi Zero 2 has been reported on in a couple of leaks, the newest confirms the phone will have a liquid metal body.
So far UMi Zero 2 rumours have included the possibility of a dual screen design, a leather rear panel, and now the use of a liquid metal alloy body. Liquid metal sounds rather cool , but it won’t mean your smartphone will flow through your fingers and melt across the floor. Instead liquid metal is a type of alloy which share its certain properties with glass.
Liquid metal doesn’t have a metal point as such but slowly become easier to mould at higher temperatures. This allows the metal to be moved around in to intricate moulds and create exciting new designs. Liquid metal can also be cooled much faster than traditional alloy. While a regular metal will become brittle if cooled quickly, keep their properties intact.
In the hand a liquid metal product will feel much like a regular metal product, but resists bending much metal than metal.
Doogee have also release Liquid Metal phones, and we have seen other phone makers use the material too, but the Zero 2 will be the first for UMi.
In addition to the use of Liquid Metal the UMi teaser also shows us that Leather rear panel on the Zero 2 once again begging the question “what happened to the dual display?”. Either UMi are releasing 2 versions of the UMi Zero 2, or the dual display idea has been dropped.
or it will have a dual display design like the LG V10
yup, it is a possibility
“Liquid metal sounds rather cool , but it won’t mean your smartphone will flow through your fingers and melt across the floor.”
…unless it’s a sd810 powered device, and you start the second antutu bench in a row…
haha lol 😀
they said there will be two versions, the pro should be the e-ink one.
Should I buy a Terminator with it? Who knows what can it transform into 🙂
This looks expensive, can’t wait to see what happens when they sell this at an expensive price and stops customer support after 1 month.
i suppose you were in a hurry writing this article, huh andi? XD
“While a regular metal will become brittle if cooled quickly, keep their properties intact.”
“but resists bending much metal than metal.”
or you just copy-pasted some informations about liquid metal from another badly translated chinese site! 😛