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Metric | Samsung Galaxy A04s | Ulefone Armor 15 |
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Connectivity | #679 Winner | #745 |
Design | #786 | #134 Winner |
Display | #791 Winner | #844 |
Performance | #818 | #762 Winner |
Battery | #709 Winner | #784 |
Camera | #587 Winner | #784 |
item_phones_categoryId | #1 Tie | #1 Tie |
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Note: Highlighted specifications show differences between the two devices.
The Samsung Galaxy A04s is an entry-level phone that attempts to balance budget-friendly specs with desirable features. As the lowest-tier model offered by Samsung this year, the A04s doesn't impress with its specs, but it does offer a large 5,000mAh battery, which provides good battery life. The phone's design is plastic and glossy on the back, making it prone to fingerprints. The 6.5-inch LCD screen has a 720p resolution and a teardrop-shaped notch, with a welcome 90Hz refresh rate that can be dialed down to 60Hz to save energy. However, the display's resolution gives away its budget nature, and brightness is mediocre at best. The camera setup consists of three cameras, but only the 50-megapixel main cam is truly useful. The macro camera delivers subpar results, while low-light photos from the main camera are decent considering the phone's price. Selfies are also average. Under the hood, the A04s packs an Exynos 850 chipset, which struggles to run smoothly with Samsung's feature-packed interface, One UI Core. The phone often experiences slowdowns and stutters even during basic tasks. The Galaxy A04s is an okay phone considering its price point. It offers a high refresh rate on the display, solid battery life, and decent camera performance. However, the software struggles to run smoothly due to the low-power chipset, making it a phone that feels like a compromise between budget and features. Overall, it's a decent option for those who want a feature-packed phone at an affordable price, but there are better options available in this class.
The Ulefone Armor 15 is a rugged smartphone that boasts impressive features at an affordable price. The device's design is unique, with two rubber flaps on top that conceal built-in wireless earbuds. These earbuds connect to the phone and can be used for hands-free calls, music streaming, and more. They are always charged and stored within the phone, eliminating the need for a separate charging case. The Armor 15 has a 5.45-inch IPS screen with a 720p resolution, which is decent but not exceptional. The device's performance is powered by the Mediatek G35 CPU, paired with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. While it's capable of running most applications, it's not the fastest phone on the market, with an Antutu score of around 130,000. The camera setup includes a main camera, ultra-wide camera, and selfie camera, but don't expect high-quality images from these cameras. The phone also features an NFC chip for contactless payments and a GPS unit that takes a few seconds to find your location. While the Armor 15 has some impressive features, such as its wireless earbuds and speakers, it's not the fastest or most powerful smartphone out there. However, considering its affordable price, it's hard to criticize it too harshly. Overall, the Ulefone Armor 15 is a solid choice for those looking for a rugged phone with unique features at an budget-friendly price.
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