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Not long ago, Nokia launched the feature phone 5710 XpressAudio with built-in TWS wireless headset, and its unique creativity attracted attention.
Today, Ulefone, a Shenzhen-based mobile phone manufacturer focusing on overseas markets, launched the Armor 15, continuing the “step” of the 5710 and becoming the world’s first rugged phone with built-in TWS earphones.
It is reported that a pair of TWS earphones are built into the top of the phone, and users can immediately connect to the phone by simply removing the earphones.
At the same time, because the headset relies on the mobile phone to complete the charging, with the blessing of the mobile phone’s 6000mAh large battery, its battery life can reach an extremely exaggerated 505 hours.
In addition, Ulefone Armor 15 is equipped with a 5.45-inch 1440*720p display, equipped with MediaTek Helio G35 processor, and has 6GB of memory and 128GB of storage space, runs Android 12 system, and supports NFC.
As a three-proof machine, this phone has passed IP68/69K and MIL-STD-810G certification, supporting waterproof, dustproof and shockproof.
At present, Ulefone Armor 15 has been pre-sold overseas, with an early bird price of $169.99 (about 1150 yuan).
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