Watch: Ulefone MIX All-Screen Phone First Hands-On Video


Ulefone MIX

With the plethora of all-screen smartphones currently on the market, it can become quite hard to pick one. That’s why Chinese phone maker Ulefone just released an hand-on video featuring their latest Ulefone MIX. Interested? Then check out the video below!

As we could have assume from the naming, the Ulefone MIX is a tri-bezel-less screen device inspired by the innovative (at the time) Xiaomi Mi MIX. The handset sports very slim bezels both on top and around the left and right side, with the usual exception being the bottom that gets a large chin. The high screen-to-body ratio also make the Ulefone MIX quite a good looker compared to similarly priced devices.

Ulefone MIX

Under the hood, the smartphone isn’t too bad either, with a Mediatek MT6750T octa-core processor pushing the machine, coupled with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage (expandable to up to 256GB). A combination of specs that should allow you to run pretty much any app, have enough RAM to have a smooth multitasking experience, and space to store all your favorite apps.

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Camera wise, the Ulefone MIX is also well equipped with a 13MP + 5MP camera combo on the back which will allow you to snap photos with the fancy bokeh effect. Meanwhile on the front we find a still high res 13MP selfie snapper.

Ulefone MIX

The Ulefone MIX also sports a 5.5-inch display with HD resolution, a front-facing fingerprint scanner, a dedicated HiFi system, 6-axis gyroscope and runs Android 7.0 Nougat out of the box.

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Ulefone MIX

Learn more about the Ulefone MIX on the company’s official website. If you want to purchase one, you can find it over at AliExpress where it’s already one of the best selling and reviewed devices on the site. You’ll be able to get it for as low as $138.34 at the following link. If you’re instead interested in something much more affordable, here you can find the Ulefone S7 at just $39.99.

 

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2 Comments

  1. October 25, 2017

    Not an all-screen phone… I see more than just a screen alone going on there… ‘tri-bezelless’ perhaps.

    Personally I don’t like any of these ‘MIX’ phones to start with anyways.

    The iPhone X is probably the closest thing at the moment to what these phones should go towards… but I don’t like that one one bit. I’m good with something on the top and bottom. On the top for a selfie cam and proper speaker (none of that bone conductive stuff). On the bottom for conventional home button with fingerprint reader and preferably even a back and menu touch sensitive button.

    Although the thing that would really be interesting to see is these flexible smartphones that will make for the next generation. I really loved that Kyocera EOS concept smartphone with keyboard (~ http://www.tuvie.com/kyocera-eos-folding-concept-phone-by-susan-mckinney/ ).

  2. Cinegain
    October 25, 2017

    Not an all-screen phone… I see more than just a screen alone going on there… ‘tri-bezelless’ perhaps.

    Personally I don’t like any of these ‘MIX’ phones to start with anyways.

    The iPhone X is probably the closest thing at the moment to what these phones should go towards… but I don’t like that one one bit. I’m good with something on the top and bottom. On the top for a selfie cam and proper speaker (none of that bone conductive stuff). On the bottom for conventional home button with fingerprint reader and preferably even a back and menu touch sensitive button.

    Although the thing that would really be interesting to see is these flexible smartphones that will make for the next generation. I really loved that Kyocera EOS concept smartphone with keyboard (~ http://www.tuvie.com/kyocera-eos-folding-concept-phone-by-susan-mckinney/ ).