Review on Smartphone Ulefone Armor 11T 5G 8/256 GB, black by Gim Ji ᠌

I'll start the review with the fact that I needed a thermal imager first of all, and not a phone. After looking at the modules for the phone, I realized that the price of even a used thermal imager starts from 17k. It was also a discovery for me that there are thermal imagers in phones. After looking at the market and reviews, I began to consider BV9900pro, BV6600pro, armor9 and 11T. Each had its pros and cons. Narrowed the selection objects by the "wireless charging" criterion to BV9900pro and 11t. At the same time, an announcement was made for the AGM G1 pro, but after looking at the price order, I decided that the toad would be against buying a thermal imager and a bonus phone for 60-70k, although it is, of course, powerful in terms of characteristics. Due to the high cost, I did not consider the S62pro from Cat. I went to the store to look at the selected phones live. The BV9900pro was out of stock, and the first time I looked at the 11t, it seemed like a brick to me (compared to the Sony XZ, which was the main phone at that time). It still seems like a brick to me, but the cold came and it was necessary to check the plumbing in the country . As a result, a dry summary for a month of use: - the phone is really heavy, if someone doubts, look live; - wireless charging is not suitable for everyone, or not in every position of the phone; - with everyday use (Internet / navigator / calls), the phone lasts an average of two or three days, although I have not yet discharged it to zero; - the display is normal; - I liked the sound from the speaker; - the thermal imager is also normal, the main thing is to have good lighting so that the image from the camera is normally superimposed and be skeptical about the numbers on the screen - it was important for me to understand the temperature gradient, and not the final numbers. For exact values, you can probably calibrate; - a little inconvenient menu in the style of old (?) xiaomi, when all the shortcuts are on the desktop, but there is no main menu. I solved the issue by creating a couple of folders, well, I got used to it; - programmable button - made a flashlight on it; In general, a normal phone, even considering the weight. To drown - I didn’t specifically drown, I didn’t drop it, and I don’t plan to drop it without need.