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Ulefone model reference

Device-by-device breakdowns of the current lineup. Manufacturer specifications, what each model is actually for, and the weaknesses reported by reviewers and owners.

Ulefone's catalogue is unusually wide for a brand of its size, and models stay on sale long after their successors arrive. That makes a reference library more useful here than it would be for a manufacturer with three phones — the question is rarely "is this the newest" and usually "is this the right one".

Before browsing by model, it is worth reading how the five ranges differ. The numbering is per-range rather than global, so an Armor X32 Pro is mid-tier while an Armor 28 Ultra is a flagship, and comparing model numbers across ranges tells you nothing.

Flagship

Armor series

  • Published  Thermal · 21,200 mAh

    Armor 29 Pro Thermal Version

    640×512 ThermoVue T2 sensor, Dimensity 7400, 1,000-lumen work light, endoscope connector. The thermal model to buy unless you need flagship silicon.

  • In progress · Thermal · Dimensity 9300+

    Armor 28 Ultra Thermal Version

    The performance flagship. Same 640×512 sensor as the 29 Pro, a 1-inch main camera sensor, dual AMOLED displays, 10,600 mAh with 50 W wireless charging and 8K video.

  • In progress · 25,500 mAh · projector

    Armor 34 Pro+

    The endurance model. 25,500 mAh, a built-in projector, warning light and a 64 MP infrared night-vision camera. Heavy in a way the spec sheet does not convey.

  • Planned · dual screen · 118 dB

    Armor 33 Pro

    6.95-inch main display plus a 3.4-inch secondary, 25,500 mAh at 66 W, and a 118 dB speaker.

  • Planned · FLIR thermal

    Armor 27T Pro+

    Lower-resolution FLIR-based thermal module, 10,600 mAh, 30 W wireless charging, Dimensity 6300. Older platform, usually cheaper than the current thermal pair.

Mid-range

Armor X series

  • In progress · 10,200 mAh

    Armor X32 Pro

    The volume recommendation for most buyers: 6.56-inch 120 Hz display, 10,200 mAh, water-lock mode, dock charging. Owner reports flag call volume and touch responsiveness.

  • Planned

    Armor X31 Pro & X16 Pro

    The same mid-range formula at lower price points, with older platforms and smaller batteries.

Compact and value

Armor Mini, RugKing and Note

  • In progress · 4.7″ thermal

    Armor Mini 20T Pro

    The only genuinely pocketable thermal phone in the catalogue. 4.7 inches, Dimensity 6300, 6,200 mAh, lower sensor resolution than the flagships.

  • Planned · 9,600 mAh

    Armor Mini 5

    5.99-inch 4G compact with a 126 dB speaker and a glare flashlight, on Android 15.

  • In progress · 20,000 mAh

    RugKing 5 Pro

    The value pick: 20,000 mAh, 6.78-inch FHD+, a 1,200-lumen light and a 20 MP night-vision camera, on a 4G platform with entry-level silicon.

  • Planned · not rugged

    Note 23

    Ulefone's conventional budget smartphone line, included here because the naming misleads buyers into thinking it is a cheaper rugged phone. It carries no durability certification.

What "in progress" means

Specifications are verified before a model page publishes, which takes longer than listing a phone. Unpublished entries above are placeholders, not assessments.