Rugged and Ready for Anything - Ulefone Armor Pad 4 Ultra!

[@KitBetts-Masters]

Let me know how you might use one, it'll help me out no end with thinking about content on these videos! Also, don't forget to give your answers to the microscope quiz below! :-) Check it out at Amazon: amzn.to/418rHgj And the thermal imaging variety: amzn.to/3Z8m8Mc I'd recommend checking the prices at AliExpress before you buy though! s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEBAd3F (These are affiliate links. I may earn commission from sales made through them. There is no extra cost to you, and your support enables me to make these videos for you, kind thanks as always! :-)

[@steverolfeca]

My wife went through a phase of breaking iPhones a few years ago. I bought her an armoured Ulefone smartphone. The UI was a bit glitchy (especially the camera app), but it lived up to their claims in terms of battery life and ruggedness. I tried charging and powering it up the other day, and it’s still working!

[@KitBetts-Masters]

Hehe, so funny Steve. Poor Mrs Steve, named and shamed!

[@STORMFIRE07]

Btw just curious, why buy a rugged phone instead of buying a rugged case for a phone? Seems to me that latter is the better option, as you can select the phone you prefer, then cover it up with a heavy duty rugged case for protection

[@steverolfeca]

@ I put hard cases on everything we own. I bought the armoured phone after watching videos of them dropping them off ladders, etc. It’s a whole other level of protection intended for industrial use.

[@ericyoung3183]

With a stunning 10.36-inch display and Mediatek’s efficient processing, the Ulefone Armor Pad 4 Ultra offers vibrant visuals for outdoor adventures!

[@rjsheffer2]

Taking Photos and notes in bright sunlight hopefully linked to a GPS mark. Gps? Pen? I find that sunlight visibility where I live requires about 1000 nits. Did you say 500? Although all the camera connections do sound really cool.

[@KitBetts-Masters]

hehe, I thought this one would be up your street Ruby! No Pen, and yeah 500 nits. I worried about that. No antiglare coating either on the screen. And yep, GPS seems to work, I don't know why they don't seem to mention it on the website.