UMIDIGI Note 100A Cell Phone, 6.8″ HD+ 120Hz Display Phones, Android 14 Unlocked Smartphone, 8(4+4)+256GB/1TB TF, 5000mAh Battery Andriod Phone, AI Face & Fingerprint Unlock, 4G Dual SIM, GPS,OTG

“Fully Unlocked”
This phone is not compatible with metro mobile….. Basically wasted my money, false advertising. Stop putting that it’s fully unlocked when it is not.

UMIDIGI Note 100A Mobile Phone. Android 14 Smart phone. 8 (4+4) GB +256GB/1TB. 6.8″ HD+ 120Hz Display. 4G Sim Free Unlocked Mobile Phone. 5000mAh Battery. 13MP, Dual SIM/FaceID/Fingerprint/GPS. Blue.Overall I am very pleased with this Phone. Build quality looks pretty good and up to the job.Have to say for the asking price I find it difficult to moan about this Phone. The Android system works well and as expected. Screen is clear and easy to see in bright daylight. Scrolling through the menu system is smooth and without any lag. OK the single mono speaker is a bit of a let down but I didn’t expect everything to be the same as a Phone costing much more!So what does it offer?Powered by the latest Android 14 system and the UNISOC T615 8-Core processor, this 4G Smartphone offers a lot for the money. A 6.8-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate and 1600×720 resolution. 8GB RAM (4GB physical + 4GB virtual) and 256GB storage, expandable up to 1TB. 5000mAh Battery and 10W fast charging. On the Photo side of things it has 13MP + 2MP depth dual cameras, and a 8MP front camera. Other features include, Fingerprint and Face ID unlock, OTG support, FM radio, GPS, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.Like said at the start, this Phone offers a lot for the asking price (£119.99 Feb 25). It does exactly what I want it to do and in my humble opinion does it rather well.

This is a great little unlocked Android mobile at a great price. Perfect for a quick replacement, a first ‘proper’ teen phone, or a festival phone.I’m afraid this won’t be much of a technical review, as I’m not that person 😛 But in terms of ‘in the hand’ quality, it looks and feels like a standard modern phone (I’ve moved onto a Samsung, after years of iphones; feels just the same as both). So it’s nice and solid, the screen is bright and has good contrast, and the touchscreen is very responsive. The battery lasts me about one and a quarter days, which is a fraction less than my one year old Samsung, so pretty standard. The fingerprint function is about the same as my Samsung, though it did seem to drop out after about a week, and I needed to redo the fingerprint recognition.It runs on Android 14, so it was very easy for me to swap between my existing phone and this, and it seems to be full-function, with no issues that I could find, and the ability to switch to wi-fi for calls is great, if you’re on a capped contract.In terms of drawbacks, I’d say the camera really isn’t great. Even the rear camera is producing an average photo with a lot of noise in the image. If you’re looking to take the occasional in-the-moment photo it’s fine, but if your phone is your main method of taking pictures, I’d say this isn’t the phone for you.It performs very well for browsing, keeping multiple windows open and skipping between them without any problems, but if you like to watch tv/films on your phone then this isn’t the one for you, as it does seem to struggle a bit, even with quite small files. The single speaker is a bit tinny as well, so you’d need a bluetooth pocket speaker. Even online it has the same slight let-down when watching moving images, which can break up and stutter—by no means every time, but enough that you’re aware of it. The screen brightness and contrast is good though, even outdoors in sunlight.In all I’d say this is offering a lot for a roughly £100 price-range (presently £120 but with a £20 off offer). Is it as good as my Samsung? No, but it’s less than a quarter of the price, and it’s around ¾ of the way there in terms of quality. It looks smart, it behaves well, and I’d say it definitely has its niche in the phone market. For the price, a definite winner.