UMIDIGI Z Pro has sold over $1.25M worth in the presale period


UMIDIGI Z Pro

Recently renamed and growing Chinese phone manufacturer UMIDIGI just announced to have sold over $1.25M — yes, 1.5 million dollars — worth of UMIDIGI Z Pro in the presale period alone.

They say price is now back to the full $299.99 but it doesn’t seem that way over here, whether that’s a mistake or a marketing strategy I’m not entirely sure.UMIDIGI Z ProThe UMIDIGI Z Pro is the company’s latest dual-camera flagship, other than featuring two cameras it also packs many various photo modes such as live photos and so on. For the rest it’s not much different from the previously launched UMi Z, which sports pretty high-end hardware, going from the MediaTek Helio X27 SoC to 4GB of RAM, 5.5-inch Full HD display, 13MP cameras and a 3870mAh battery.

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UMi Z

If you aren’t interested in the dual-camera setup then you could save some money getting the UMi Z instead as it’s now on sale at $229.99.

For those who are more interested in a phone with longer battery life, the UMi Plus E packs the more power efficient MediaTek Helio P20 CPU clocked at 2.3Ghz, 6GB of RAM for a superior multitasking experience, 64GB of internal storage and a bigger 4000mAh battery. Also the UMi Plus E, like those above, features a 5.5-inch Full HD display. You can get it here for $229.99.

UMi Plus E

It seems as UMIDIGI has a phone for every taste, which one does interest you the most? Let us know in the comments below!

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3 Comments

  1. fuzzz
    March 15, 2017

    i think plus e is the best choice for me. I like to have a big RAM and bigger ROM for storage of all my games and music 😛

  2. Chickens
    March 15, 2017

    $1.25 million becomes $1.5 million. Nice, just like their batteries.

    • March 16, 2017

      Obviously that’s just a typo. Will be corrected ASAP.