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Metric | Ulefone Note 17 Pro | realme C75 |
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Connectivity | #692 Winner | #808 |
Design | #666 | #189 Winner |
Display | #163 Winner | #609 |
Performance | #509 Winner | #679 |
Battery | #310 Winner | #609 |
Camera | #178 Winner | #231 |
item_phones_categoryId | #1 Tie | #1 Tie |
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The Ulefone Note 17 Pro is a budget-friendly smartphone that offers impressive features at an affordable price point. The device boasts a stunningly smooth 120Hz display, making it ideal for gaming and multimedia use. Its premium-looking design and generous storage of 256GB are also notable highlights. Under the hood, the Helio G99 processor and 12GB of RAM provide efficient performance for everyday tasks, such as browsing, social media scrolling, or casual gaming without overheating. While not record-breakers, these specs deliver reliable performance in real-world scenarios. However, the camera system is a letdown, with decent photos from the main 108MP sensor but shaky videos due to the lack of image stabilization. The mono speaker also falls short, requiring earbuds for immersive audio experiences. In terms of gaming, the Ulefone Note 17 Pro handles popular titles like Asphalt 9: Legends and Call of Duty Mobile with ease, averaging around 90fps in the latter. Battery life is respectable, lasting four days on average use, and charges quickly to 100% with its 33 watts fast charger. Ultimately, this phone is suitable for those prioritizing style, decent performance, and value over high-end features like top-tier gaming or advanced camera capabilities. Its price point of under $300 makes it a compelling choice for users seeking everyday functionality wrapped in a good-looking package.
The Realme C75 has generated significant buzz with its claims of being "unbreakable". At a lower price point, manufacturers often compromise on durability, but this phone seems to defy that trend. With a robust IP69 rating and the use of tougher materials, it's been put through some rigorous tests - including a 3-day underwater immersion and multiple drop tests from 1m and 1.5m heights. Does it truly live up to its promise?
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