Ulefone Armor 35 Pro

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The Armor 35 Pro was the only one of the three devices that could only be seen on‑site at the booth and was not yet available for purchase. Ulefone itself describes it as a preview unit and plans a market launch for September. Its standout feature is a laser rangefinder with a range of 1.2 kilometres. Rangefinders have been built into outdoor phones before, yet those models could not reach beyond a few dozen metres.

The 1.2‑kilometre range matches the performance level of rangefinders used for hunting and golf. Ulefone lists craftspeople, technical field service staff and outdoor users as its target audience. The second key feature is its lamp. 655 LEDs deliver up to 900 lumens, controlled via a dedicated physical button and an app. It offers constant light, a focused spot beam and SOS mode, each with timer settings ranging from five to 30 minutes.

The specification sheet reveals where Ulefone has set its priorities. The battery has a capacity of 11 000 mAh, equivalent to 42.57 Wh. It charges at 33 W and supports reverse‑charging output of 6 W. Ulefone quotes standby time of 648 hours and talk‑time of 54 hours — figures that make getting through a weekend without access to a power socket entirely feasible.

Powering the device is a 6‑nanometre MediaTek Helio G200 octa‑core processor clocked at 2.2 GHz, paired with a Mali‑G57 GPU, 12 GB LPDDR4X RAM and 256 GB UFS 2.2 storage, expandable via memory card up to 2 TB. The 6.79‑inch display has a resolution of 1080 × 2460 pixels, 10‑bit colour depth and a peak brightness of 700 nits. It runs at 60 Hz, and the phone only supports 4G networks. Those using this rugged phone purely as a work tool will hardly miss these two omissions, but prospective daily‑use users should be aware of these limitations.

On the rear are three cameras: a 50 MP main camera with Sony’s IMX766 sensor and an f/1.88 aperture, a 20 MP night‑vision camera using Sony’s IMX350, and a 16 MP ultra‑wide‑angle lens with a 123‑degree field‑of‑view. Up front there is a 16 MP selfie camera. The device records video in Full‑HD at 30 frames per second.

The rest of the spec sheet reads like a toolbox: eSIM together with two Nano‑SIM slots plus a dedicated memory‑card slot, NFC, an infrared transmitter for remote‑control functions, OTG support, FM radio, glove mode, an underwater camera mode, and a suite of digital measuring tools including altimeter, compass, spirit level and protractor. Its dual speakers reach a combined volume of 107 dB.

The body measures 177 × 82.4 × 19.8 millimetres and is built from plastic and aluminium. It carries IP68, IP69K and MIL‑STD‑810H certifications, tested for 1.5‑metre water depth over 30 minutes, 1.5‑metre drop resistance, and an operating‑temperature range of −20 °C to 55 °C. It runs Android 16.

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