It even almost matches the latter when it comes to the battery capacity. Its main rear camera has 25% fewer pixels while its selfie camera has twice as many pixels as the Armor 9.
#FLIR LEPTON 3.5 ANDROID#
It matches the Armor 9, almost feature for feature but is lighter, cheaper and has a much smaller footprint (which might also explain the much smaller battery).įor $110 less, you can get the Blackview BV9800 Pro (opens in new tab) which runs on Android 9, has a weaker processor but features the all-important FLIR camera. The Blackview BV9900 Pro (opens in new tab) uses the same Lepton 2.5 sensor as Ulefone’s flagship model. However, CAT has aftersales support in more than 50 countries and has already confirmed that the S62 Pro will come with Android 11. It is far more expensive than the Armor 9, has less system memory and a worse camera. The CAT S62 Pro (opens in new tab) also has a FLIR camera, one which uses the superior Lepton 3.5 sensor. However, if you are looking for a rugged Android smartphone with a FLIR camera, then there’s at least three you should consider. There’s no Android smartphone that we know that comes bundled with an endoscope. There’s an inspection camera at the end with an LED light and a set of small accessories including a reflecting mirror, a hook and a magnet. The peripheral itself is a long cable (about 2m) that is flexible and waterproof. Sadly, no VOC sensor, something which would make the Ulefone Armor 9, the most complete rugged smartphone on the market but also add to the cost and bulk.Īs for the endoscope, it has to be manually secured to the side of the smartphone via a screw. There’s a speedometer, a compass, a protractor and even a heart rate monitor. We found the usual app bundle located in the aptly named digital toolkit.
#FLIR LEPTON 3.5 PC#
In general the overall performance of the device was on par with that of other P90-based smartphones ( Ulefone Armor 7E (opens in new tab), Blackview BV9900 Pro (opens in new tab), Ulefone Armor 7 (opens in new tab) or Doogee S95 (opens in new tab)) but was behind in storage tests, which impacted one of our main benchmarks, PC Mark slower eMMC memory could be blamed. The Armor 9 runs on a clean, stock version of Android 10. Geekbench: 396 (single core) 1486 (multi core)Īndrobench (sequential): 308 (sequential read) 245 (sequential write)Īndrobench (random): 75.1 (random read) 30.9 (random write)ģDMark Slingshot Extreme: 1183 (OGL) 1472 (Vulkan) This is how the Ulefone Armor 9 performed in our suite of benchmark tests: Optionally, you can purchase a back clip, a sling, an arm band or a holder to carry the Armor 9 around. We also received an 18W (9V,2A) charger with a tempered glass screen protector, an OTG cable and an adaptor inside the box.
#FLIR LEPTON 3.5 FULL#
That is paired with 8GB of RAM, 128GB storage, a big 6,600mAh battery, a 6.3-inch full HD display with a 2340 x 1080 pixel resolution, a triple rear camera setup (64-megapixel, 5-megapixel and 2-megapixel), a front 8-megapixel sensor, 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0. For now, the Armor 9 sports a Helio P90 SoC which packs eight CPU cores and an IMG PowerVR GM9446 GPU cluster.
Ulefone has already confirmed that there will be a 5G phone coming later this year, the Ulefone 8 5G, which will use a Mediatek Dimensity SoC. The Ulefone Armor 9 that was shipped to us came with the following hardware:įirst, the relatively big disappointment has to be the fact that there’s no 5G.
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