UMIDIGI has launched a new phone with mid-range specs and features, and it is the One Max, a terminal that, instead of having a Qualcomm processor inside, equips a MediaTek SoC, which is the Helio P23.
This new terminal has a fairly polished design, as well as a notch on its screen, like most Chinese phones do. In addition, as expected, it is adjusted at a relatively inexpensive price. Get to know it!
The One Max is an incremental update to the UMIDIGI One Pro, a mobile that was launched around July this year together with the UMIDIGI One. This device just made official with a 19-inch 9: 6,3 In-Cell display. This one bears a Waterdrop notch, just like the Oppo F9, which helps provide a 91.5% screen-to-body ratio, and has an HD + resolution of 1,520 x 720 pixels.
The phone is powered by a MediaTek Helio P23 processor and combined with a 4 GB capacity LPDDR4X RAM and a huge internal storage space of 128 GB -expandable via microSD-. It is also powered by a 4,150 mAh battery with 18 W fast charge support and 15 W wireless charging.
Regarding the photographic section, the One Max includes a dual camera setup on the rear, consisting of a 12 MP + 5 MP combo, along with a dual LED flash. The main sensor is an OV12870 sensor with f / 2.0 aperture. The second camera is capable of capturing photos with Bokeh effect. On the other hand, the front camera is a 16 MP high resolution selfie camera.
On the other hand, the mobile has a lateral fingerprint sensor on top of the power button. The device also comes with a dual speaker system and NFC. The One Max gets its interface from the operating system Android 8.1 Oreo.
Price and Availability
Pricing is consistent with UMIDIGI's affordability rating, as is scheduled for pre-sale for $ 179.99, which would be about 159 euros approx., as of December 10. You can also participate in the raffle that the firm is doing and be the owner of one of the ten lucky ones who will win a One Max: Participate here!
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