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This Item  UMIDIGI Cell Phone G1 Plus, Android 13 Smart Phone, Dual SIM 4G LTE Mobile Phones, 3GB+32GB & 1TB Expandable Android Phone, 6.52" HD+, 5150mAh Battery, GSM Unlocked |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| Sold By | Eco-UMIDIGI | Eco-UMIDIGI | Eco-UMIDIGI | Ulefone Direct - US | NUU Mobile | Eco-UMIDIGI |
| display size | 6.52 inches | 6.52 inches | 6.52 inches | 6.52 inches | 6.5 inches | 6.7 inches |
| memory capacity | 32 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB |
| model name | G1 Plus | G3 Plus | G3 Plus | Ulefone Note 16 Pro | A15 | A13 Pro |
| operating system | Android | Android 13 | Android 13 | Android 13 | Android 13 | android |
| connectivity tech | USB | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi | Bluetooth | Wireless | NFC |
| display type | LCD | — | — | LCD | LCD | — |
| headphones jack | 3.5 mm | — | — | 3.5 mm | 3.5 mm | 3.5 mm |
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Customer Review: Very Nice phone for the Price!!
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A Decent Budget Phone with a Few Quirks
This phone sounds great on paper, and for the price its hard to beat for the specs provided. there are some quirks though. First off, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it comes with Android 13, which is a nice touch. It's always good to have the latest software.Now, let's talk about the performance. The 3GB of RAM is a bit on the lower side, and the G1 Plus did stutter occasionally between menus. It's not a deal-breaker, but it can be a little annoying at times. the screen is decent, but not overly bright or high resolution. firmly in the serviceable bracket.One thing to note is that while it does come with a charger, don't expect any fast charging capabilities here. You'll need some patience when refueling. it also seems to charge extra slow when using a usb C to usb C cable.The software is mostly stock, but UMIDIGI has added some apps that I personally didn't care for. The phone also has a habit of freezing certain apps to save memory, which can lead to missed notifications. Not the best user experience, to be honest. this can be turned off, but I don think freezing unused apps should be default.On the plus side, the G1 Plus worked perfectly fine on my AT&T network, and the camera is serviceable. It won't give you flagship-level photos, but it gets the job done for everyday snaps.In terms of build quality, the G1 Plus feels a bit cheap and the overall performance is a tad slow. However, considering the price point, it could make a decent backup phone or be a suitable option for an older parent or someone who doesn't demand much from their smartphone.In summary, the G1 Plus is an affordable option with a few quirks. It's not perfect, but it gets the job done if you're not a power user.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023
Now, let's talk about the performance. The 3GB of RAM is a bit on the lower side, and the G1 Plus did stutter occasionally between menus. It's not a deal-breaker, but it can be a little annoying at times. the screen is decent, but not overly bright or high resolution. firmly in the serviceable bracket.
One thing to note is that while it does come with a charger, don't expect any fast charging capabilities here. You'll need some patience when refueling. it also seems to charge extra slow when using a usb C to usb C cable.
The software is mostly stock, but UMIDIGI has added some apps that I personally didn't care for. The phone also has a habit of freezing certain apps to save memory, which can lead to missed notifications. Not the best user experience, to be honest. this can be turned off, but I don think freezing unused apps should be default.
On the plus side, the G1 Plus worked perfectly fine on my AT&T network, and the camera is serviceable. It won't give you flagship-level photos, but it gets the job done for everyday snaps.
In terms of build quality, the G1 Plus feels a bit cheap and the overall performance is a tad slow. However, considering the price point, it could make a decent backup phone or be a suitable option for an older parent or someone who doesn't demand much from their smartphone.
In summary, the G1 Plus is an affordable option with a few quirks. It's not perfect, but it gets the job done if you're not a power user.
A Decent Budget Phone with a Few Quirks
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023
This phone sounds great on paper, and for the price its hard to beat for the specs provided. there are some quirks though. First off, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it comes with Android 13, which is a nice touch. It's always good to have the latest software.Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023
Now, let's talk about the performance. The 3GB of RAM is a bit on the lower side, and the G1 Plus did stutter occasionally between menus. It's not a deal-breaker, but it can be a little annoying at times. the screen is decent, but not overly bright or high resolution. firmly in the serviceable bracket.
One thing to note is that while it does come with a charger, don't expect any fast charging capabilities here. You'll need some patience when refueling. it also seems to charge extra slow when using a usb C to usb C cable.
The software is mostly stock, but UMIDIGI has added some apps that I personally didn't care for. The phone also has a habit of freezing certain apps to save memory, which can lead to missed notifications. Not the best user experience, to be honest. this can be turned off, but I don think freezing unused apps should be default.
On the plus side, the G1 Plus worked perfectly fine on my AT&T network, and the camera is serviceable. It won't give you flagship-level photos, but it gets the job done for everyday snaps.
In terms of build quality, the G1 Plus feels a bit cheap and the overall performance is a tad slow. However, considering the price point, it could make a decent backup phone or be a suitable option for an older parent or someone who doesn't demand much from their smartphone.
In summary, the G1 Plus is an affordable option with a few quirks. It's not perfect, but it gets the job done if you're not a power user.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023
The phone is nicely packaged and comes with the essentials, including a charging cable, plug adapter, case, screen protector, SIM card access tool and instructions. I don’t use screen protectors, but a case is always good to have. The included case is thin and transparent, so doesn’t interfere much with the size and shape of the phone. It does, however, make the phone more comfortable to hold and less slippery, while also offering some protection to the phone.
The heart of the phone is the MediaTek MT8766, an entry-level SoC based on the Arm Cortex-A53, which uses the 64-bit Armv8 instruction set architecture, which is the standard for the bulk of devices that run Android. Based on the MT8766’s specs, it supports standard 4G bands, Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth 5.0. In testing, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth work, but I haven’t tried a SIM card. It enough processing power for typical productivity tasks and can play video/audio well, but it wouldn’t be a good choice for computationally intensive tasks, including some games.
The phone runs Android 13 and offers key smartphone features like facial recognition for unlocking and wireless video/audio casting, both of which work. The resolution, however, is less than FHD, so video casting quality won’t match native FHD quality, much less modern 4k resolution. Android 13 was released in 2022, and version 14 has recently been released, but Android 11 from 2020 is still maintained, so Android 13 should still have another couple of years of support.
The screen resolution is sufficient for smooth text and it’s reasonably bright, with dynamic adjustment based on the ambient light level. I haven’t tried using it in direct sunlight, but the brightness is certainly fine for use in the shade and indoors. The speakers are on the weak side, especially at the low end of the spectrum, but are fine for listening to mid-frequency audio, including speech.
The phone has great battery life, lasting for days with minimal use, and 10 W charging is okay. It won’t charge as quickly as a top-of-the-range phone, of course.
I typically use flagship smartphone models, so was pleasantly surprised at this phone’s ability to handle core tasks. It is noticeably slower than phones costing several times as much, but that should hardly be surprising. The biggest missing feature is wireless charging, and a fingerprint reader would also be nice.
Overall, this phone would be a good choice for someone getting their first smartphone, as a backup device or as a device for someone who wants to keep costs down, and for those scenarios, I can recommend it.
Nice budget smartphone that would make a good gift
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023
This is a nice budget smartphone that works well for the essential tasks, has the main features expected from a smartphone and has great battery life.Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023
The phone is nicely packaged and comes with the essentials, including a charging cable, plug adapter, case, screen protector, SIM card access tool and instructions. I don’t use screen protectors, but a case is always good to have. The included case is thin and transparent, so doesn’t interfere much with the size and shape of the phone. It does, however, make the phone more comfortable to hold and less slippery, while also offering some protection to the phone.
The heart of the phone is the MediaTek MT8766, an entry-level SoC based on the Arm Cortex-A53, which uses the 64-bit Armv8 instruction set architecture, which is the standard for the bulk of devices that run Android. Based on the MT8766’s specs, it supports standard 4G bands, Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth 5.0. In testing, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth work, but I haven’t tried a SIM card. It enough processing power for typical productivity tasks and can play video/audio well, but it wouldn’t be a good choice for computationally intensive tasks, including some games.
The phone runs Android 13 and offers key smartphone features like facial recognition for unlocking and wireless video/audio casting, both of which work. The resolution, however, is less than FHD, so video casting quality won’t match native FHD quality, much less modern 4k resolution. Android 13 was released in 2022, and version 14 has recently been released, but Android 11 from 2020 is still maintained, so Android 13 should still have another couple of years of support.
The screen resolution is sufficient for smooth text and it’s reasonably bright, with dynamic adjustment based on the ambient light level. I haven’t tried using it in direct sunlight, but the brightness is certainly fine for use in the shade and indoors. The speakers are on the weak side, especially at the low end of the spectrum, but are fine for listening to mid-frequency audio, including speech.
The phone has great battery life, lasting for days with minimal use, and 10 W charging is okay. It won’t charge as quickly as a top-of-the-range phone, of course.
I typically use flagship smartphone models, so was pleasantly surprised at this phone’s ability to handle core tasks. It is noticeably slower than phones costing several times as much, but that should hardly be surprising. The biggest missing feature is wireless charging, and a fingerprint reader would also be nice.
Overall, this phone would be a good choice for someone getting their first smartphone, as a backup device or as a device for someone who wants to keep costs down, and for those scenarios, I can recommend it.
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Jean Illingworth
Great product for the price
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 22, 2024Size: 3GB+32GBColor: BlackVerified Purchase
armas ioan
Alles OK
Reviewed in Germany on February 13, 2024Size: 3GB+32GBColor: BlackVerified Purchase
Juan Ramon Soler Segon
Buen teléfono para el precio que se vende.
Reviewed in Spain on December 1, 2023Size: 3GB+32GBColor: BlueVerified Purchase
ゴースト
Android 13搭載の安価スマホ！
Reviewed in Japan on November 12, 2023Size: 3GB+32GBColor: BlackVerified Purchase
ゴースト
Reviewed in Japan on November 12, 2023
重さは少し感じますが12000円代で最新の13を手に取れることはすごいよかったです。
ゲームも少しもっさりしてますがサブで使うなら全然気にしない程度。
あの国製も良くなってきたな〜と思える製品でした。
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Lidia
Suficiente para su función.
Reviewed in Spain on April 2, 2024Size: 3GB+32GBColor: BlueVerified Purchase
