Reviewers Liked
- Sturdy metal case, long-lasting battery, good price-to-value ratio, dual-SIM support, current software & no bloatware, GPS reasonably accurate, display is vivid with lots of contrast, good performance, decent speaker
- Competitive specs straddling mid and high range, Fast charging right out of the box, Near vanilla Android experience, Choice between on-screen or capacitive navigation buttons, Sub-$200 price tag
- The Display: It's pretty amazing for a 1080p panel, Battery Life: Also another strong point for the UMi SUPER, Build Quality: I'd argue that the UMi SUPER's build quality rivals the HTC 10. And that's saying a lot
- Unibody Metal Design, Nice Screen Display, Supports all LTE frequencies, 4GB memory, Notification LED, Latest Android 6.0
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Build quality not always top notch, touchscreen is inaccurate, warranty support might be an issue, display is not that bright, microphone afflicted with a metallic-sounding echo, pretty heavy, fingerprint reader is not that reliable, case gets hot under
- Camera is slow, too much noise in low light, Smart Key can't be used when phone is still locked, can't function as camera shutter
- Availability: Always an issue with Chinese smartphones, but it still needs to be said. It'll only be available in China, unfortunately, Notification LED: It's cool and all, but it's tough to figure out why it exists. I kept thinking that it was the home b
- Hybrid Slot, False statement about battery
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