Ulefone Armor 7 - user opinions and reviews
- CAmerica
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Thanks for a good review on Armor 7
I want to buy one ..but am hesitating.
I need it to use as an NFC reader for a business on site app that we have.
I have not seen any reviews on use as a free standing NFC Reader.
Any comments or help re this please?
- Harti
- J5x
YUKI93, 21 Aug 2020Hang on a minute... I just realized something: No 3.5mm audio jack but has Stereo FM Radio wit... moreI runs over USB-C . With an adapter to 3mm headset adapter.
- Dil
- XTi
YUKI93, 21 Aug 2020Hang on a minute... I just realized something: No 3.5mm audio jack but has Stereo FM Radio wit... moreI think they have a type C to 3.5 jack connector
37021199- YUKI93
- KZK
Hang on a minute... I just realized something: No 3.5mm audio jack but has Stereo FM Radio with RDS? How is that even possible?
- G.W.C.
- rRU
unXpected, 24 May 2020May I know if buying this phone worth it compare to Blackview BV9900 pro or Doodgee S95 pro? P... moreI would stay away from Doogee
I have the Doogee S60 and I have the Doogee S80
I have had issues out of both of them
The S60 had the antenna come loose and it took me a month or so to figure out what was wrong with it
The S80 camera went out a month after I got it
I had warranty work done they just send me a new phone
The camera went out in that one within a week of getting it
That's just my experience with the Doogee
- G.W.C.
- rRU
unXpected, 24 May 2020May I know if buying this phone worth it compare to Blackview BV9900 pro or Doodgee S95 pro? P... moreI have the blackview bv 9800 profit works great
I have had a few ulephones and o think they are definitely worth it
My next phone with be the ulephone armor 9
- G.W.C.
- rRU
X, 22 Jun 2020I've used my sennheiser wireless 3 for 3 months now 10-12 hours a day. Battery is a s good a n... moreThese phones are pretty easy to take apart and replace anything
- G.W.C.
- rRU
grinoz, 27 Jun 2020I have a question about ,the Type-C Earphone,,would for example the
[ Langsdom F9T Digital Ty... moreI would just buy an adapter do the 3.5 mm and use whatever you want
That's what I do anyway
- grinoz
- j6s
I have a question about ,the Type-C Earphone,,would for example the
[ Langsdom F9T Digital Type-C ] ,, work well with the armor 7 ?
Or , what should i buy to be perfectly compatible with the armor 7,,
i mean only type-C earphones, not the 3.5mm with adapter.
37021199- YUKI93
- 0p}
X, 22 Jun 2020You bought a cheap wireless headset right? There is at least a 100€ price increase on the wire... moreLol please, I even once got a $300 Sony wireless headphone and I'm still not impressed. Now that I have long left the wireless audio bandwagon and got myself an LG V50, I definitely wouldn't go back to it ever again.
- X
- 6uJ
YUKI93, 11 May 2020Lol, dream on! I used to be a wireless guy until I had enough and went back to 3.5mm audio jac... moreYou bought a cheap wireless headset right? There is at least a 100€ price increase on the wireless section alone, try to aim for the 200-400€ segment, anything below will disappoint. 3.5mm is for cheap headsets or those you need good DACs for.
- X
- 6uJ
Sci, 18 May 2020Yeah, I would love to adopt wireless audio but there is one massive problem, they are designed... moreI've used my sennheiser wireless 3 for 3 months now 10-12 hours a day. Battery is a s good a new, lasts about 14-18 hours depending on volume and noise canceling. I am sure you can find a way to replace the lithium cells when they start to degrade in about 3-7 years depending on use 😉
- Anonymous
- M6S
X, 28 Apr 2020When you go wireless you never go back. when you start caring about audio quality, you'll never go wireless.
- unXpected
- vxn
May I know if buying this phone worth it compare to Blackview BV9900 pro or Doodgee S95 pro? Please assist if I'm going to buy this phone or not.
- Sci
- q82
YUKI93, 11 May 2020Lol, dream on! I used to be a wireless guy until I had enough and went back to 3.5mm audio jac... moreYeah, I would love to adopt wireless audio but there is one massive problem, they are designed to fail. The battery is the failure point, and those little Lithium cells aren't long for this world. I'd be more inclined to adopt wireless over-ear headphones as just the space alone in the device will give the item a longer life span than their ear bud brothers. For reference, I've had my Sennheiser HD 598s for 7 years now and they still work fine, replaced the ear pads several times and the cables over time but the drivers themselves and the build of the headphones are still in working order. If they were wireless, they probably would have lasted half that time, and that's being generous.
- user
- MtD
After a few months of heavy use, the battery still lasts for 4 days. I was shooting a movie underwater. 2m deep in salt water and the phone still works without any problems.
37021199- YUKI93
- KZK
X, 28 Apr 2020When you go wireless you never go back. Lol, dream on! I used to be a wireless guy until I had enough and went back to 3.5mm audio jack, definitely not regretting that decision at all!
- X
- nqX
Juke, 22 Jan 2020Headphone Jack... C'mon I don't want to worry if I charged my earbuds, I just want to leave th... moreWhen you go wireless you never go back.
- X
- nqX
silviurn, 05 Mar 2020When something seems too good to be true, it is! Mine broke after 1 month of low use. It just ... moreI've had mine for over a month now, no problem. You probably got a bad one.
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