Review on Ulefone Note 9P 4G Unlocked Cell Phones - HD+ Waterdrop Screen, Triple Camera, Android 10, 4GB+64GB, 4500mAh Battery, Face Unlock, Black by Kory Shelton

I won't elaborate on how it's "perfect for kids", "great for my 86 year old parents" or even "great as a backup phone". This review is for using the Ulefone Note 9P as your main device for everyday use throughout the day. Thanks to some honest Revain reviewers, I decided to take a risk and buy this model to replace my Samsung A10e. And this phone is an upgrade in every way. The quality of the screen and glass is top-notch, and the overall build quality is solid. It has some weight and doesn't feel cheap in any way. The display is razor-sharp, has wide viewing angles, and is easy to read even in bright sunlight. The touchscreen is also very responsive. The performance is actually slightly better than my previous Samsung. Partly due to the increase in RAM, but vanilla Android 10 is fast. I noticed a slight (and I mean slight) slowdown when exiting high-load applications like games. But other than that I really can't say anything bad. Connectivity is another great value for me as an everyday phone. Cellular/data coverage is excellent, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth work great with several of my devices. I had no missed calls or missed notifications. The battery life is very, very good. Used it extensively for 12 hours and still had 53% battery left. The following apps were used today: Google Maps, Spotify, Whatsapp, Shopping, Light Web Browsing and Games for about 30 minutes. The headphone jack works as it should and the volume seems on par with other devices I've had. The built-in speaker sounds clear and loud enough. But I don't use it that often. The cameras seem good, but I haven't used them much. I like the macro lens but don't expect the camera to impress me. I don't use it often. Overall I am very impressed and very happy with the purchase of this phone. I would recommend it to all people who want a nice big display, Android 10 and don't play games with super graphics. This is Ulefone and I like having a "no name" phone, for example. It feels like it keeps me from becoming just another sheep in a sea of sheep.