Ulefone Armor 24 Rugged Phones, 22000mAh(66W), MTK Helio G96 24GB+256GB Android 15, IP68/69K, 64MP+64MP Night Vision Camera, 6.78" FHD+ Corning Gorilla Screen, 1000LM LED Light, Dual 4G, IR Blaster

I'm about a month away from two years with this phone. Works as well as the day I got it. The battery will spoil you. Lasts a week or so with constant use. The trade off is it's size and weight. It will pull your shorts off. Basically won't fit in a pocket. Speaker is pretty loud ever for an old deaf guy. The light that's built in is super handy. It's heavy and clunky but it never lets me down. The only phone I've never broken. I've dropped it countless times and haven't even scratched the screen. It's a beast.

Worth every penny. The battery never goes dead. SOS light is very bright and the camping light illuminates a huge tent. But this phone is an absolute must have especially if you are a prepper.

Great freaking phone, super durable, great light, awesome battery, fair price. Plus it's a good conversation piece as everybody asks about it when they see it. Most durable phone ever plus light that will blind you and battery for literally DAYSSSSS.

Great phone!! I love all of the features and the camera is fantastic!! All of my friends are talking about buying a Ulefone Armor 24 too!!

it's a 5lb brick, but I only have to charge it once a week! has good speed and screen quality, I've had zero issues streaming on this device as well as light Mobile gaming, I've dropped it a few times and the screen protector took a hit but zero damage on the phone itself so far and I'm super hard on phones especially with my agricultural job, so it's definitely super durable. the speaker isn't that considering it's not the main selling point and the added functionality such as stethoscope attachment and infrared remote support make this phone extremely versatile the camp light is super bright but definitely heats up the phone relatively quickly and I only use it sparingly, but it's also a comfort knowing that can use it to signal in an emergency. some folks might complain about the mass of the phone and indeed coworkers have commented asking me if it was a phone case or battery pack attached to my phone and I keep saying no it's just the phone, and it's certainly a hefty one, it does weigh heavily in the pocket and I attempted a belt loop case for it but it was so tight fitting that pulling the phone out was much more of a hassle than it was worth. occasionally the phone does go derpy and touch input doesn't respond as smoothly as it normally does so I have to reboot it but that's also maybe due to the fact that I only have to charge it once or so a week despite daily usage, and it only goes derpy once every few weeks, at most. all in all this is the most rugged and durable smartphone I've ever owned and highly recommend it to anyone else in agricultural, construction or other outdoor jobs that would require a tougher phone. I've gone through probably four other "rugged" phones in the past 3 years, and this one doesn't even have a dent despite a decent amount of drops and other accidents with it... other than me aforementioned screen protector crack that is minimal and will be gone when I eventually decide to replace the protector

This is my review of the Ulefone Armor 24 after having it for several weeks and dealing with several issues that arose from living deep in a mountainious area. I give this phone a genuine 4/5-4.5/5. It has a lot of features that I'm finding useful while living out here. Number 1 being the massive flashlight. It's like having the sun in your hands and it lights up an enormous area with bright, white light. Which is extremely useful while working on farm equipment later in the day or in the engine bay. The few downsides I'm am finding so far are the power button, screen, and port covers. The power button rocks and feels extremely loose. This makes hitting the actual button a hit or miss situation sometimes which is slightly annoying if I'm blindly pressing it. The screen doesn't always register a touch which I've noticed from day 1. I believe this is from the way its built being a phone that can work underwater, it has special functions related to that. Nothing that really bothers me daily. While the battery lasts on average for me about 8-10 days when it comes time to charge it it is a genuine grievance to open the port cover. My nails can't open it. You can kinda use the USB plug to get under there and get it open. Bravo to the water tightness. I'll give it that. But if I need a tool to open it that's when it becomes a problem for me. As for service I use Red Mobile and at first I was on their GSM network. That sim card worked instantly on this phone. I ordered the CDMA only version Armor 24. Shortly after I went to a CDMA sim card and after much customer service and the use of 3 phones I was able to get the sim card working. So, I can say that these phones are unlocked and do work on both GSM/CDMA.

This phone is no good. The speaker lost its volume after only a few months, it gets extremely hot while charging and needs to cool down before it can continue charging. The power button sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. I contacted customer service and they told me all of that is normal. How about that!