Ulefone Armor 11T 5G with thermal imaging camera starts presales


Armor 11T 5G

Recently, Chinese phone maker Ulefone launched a rugged phone Armor 11T 5G as the world’s first thermal imaging camera 5G rugged phone. It’s also the second thermal imaging rugged phone launched by Ulefone, after their Armor 9 has been widely praised in the global market. The difference is that Armor 11T 5G combines a new generation of 5G network technology with a new generation of thermal imaging technology. And it is surely a major breakthrough in their flagship phone series.  

Apart from the distinctive thermal imaging camera and 5G network, Armor 11T 5G does well in other aspects too. For example using Dimensity 800 5G chipset coupled with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage or adopting the latest Android 11 OS. Or maybe 5200 mAh battery with 10W wireless charging to back you up with handling a whole list of tasks without too much of power consumption. Eventually nice 6.1-inch FHD+ waterdrop screen or 48MP triple rear camera for high definition photography. It also supports NFC & Google Pay, face unlock and fingerprint ID or GPS & GLONASS & BeiDou & Galileo quad navigation system. Wide global 5G frequency bands keep you always connected as well.

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And Armor 11T 5G is available in limited presales already, starting today June 7th to June 16th. The first 200 orders will get a wireless charger worth $49.99 fore free, while 201-500th next orders will receive a multi-functional outdoor protective case worth $29.99. According to the official word Ulefone Armor 11T 5G is already in production and should start global shipping from June 20th. As always you can find out more about it on the official website.

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