Ulefone Armor 22 Review

Networks, connectivity, SAR

Ulefone Armor 22 has a cleverly designed triple-slot tray. On one of the sides, there's space for two Nano-SIM cards and on the opposite side is the third slot for a microSD card. It is positioned on the left frame, protected by a sealing cap. There's a small prick in the center of the tray and can be directly pulled out. Both Nano-SIM cards support 4G connectivity and the following network bands: 2G GSM (2/3/5/8), 3G WCDMA (1/2/4/5/8), 4G FDD-LTE (B1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/17/19/20/28A/28B/66), and 4G TDD-LTE (34/38/39/40/41). The Ulefone Armor 22 EU SAR for 10 g of tissue is as follows: 0.195 W/kg at the head and 0.913 W/kg at the body. The wireless connectivity options of the model include NFC, Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi Hotspot, and Cast Display. There's a radio but you have to plug in earphones in order to listen to it. Furthermore, the Armor 22 has an IR blaster that turns it into a convenient remote control. The only other physical ports are the USB Type-C 2.0 one on the bottom frame and the headphone jack on the top frame, both protected by sealing caps. The smartphone works with GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and Beidou. Our review unit managed to detect a good number of satellites from all positioning systems with excellent accuracy of up to 2 meters. Running on Android 13, the Armor 22 also arrives with Nearby Share and Android Auto on board.