Mobile phone advice- Ulefone

[Majorblue]

Smashed my mobile and need a cheap replacement to get me through the last 12 months of my contract.

Has anyone any experience of the Chinese unknown (to me) company Ulefone.

Seems to good to be true on price as cheaper than the name brands by a margin despite being a brand new model as opposed to second hand ones.

Of particular concern is available apps from goggle etc .

[splott parker]

Smashed my mobile and need a cheap replacement to get me through the last 12 months of my contract.

Has anyone any experience of the Chinese unknown (to me) company Ulefone.

Seems to good to be true on price as cheaper than the name brands by a margin despite being a brand new model as opposed to second hand ones.

Of particular concern is available apps from goggle etc .

Beware if goggle is involved, sounds very iffy

[blue matt]

not heard of that specific name, but im my experience the cheaper Chinese phones always have very poor battery life

with a iPhone 7 costing under £100 these days, unless you have a dislike for apple, then its a ideal 1 year phone imho

[ToTaL ITK]

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[Rjk]

is it the same one that used to be Elephone?

Xiaomi usually have some budget level phones and they're great.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

is it the same one that used to be Elephone?

Xiaomi usually have some budget level phones and they're great.

Concur about Xiaomi. I've had several over the last 4-5 years and not had any issues with any of them. My 9 year old has one of the cheapest models from last year and it's done everything he wants from it.