UMIDIGI A15 Mobile Phone NFC, 256GB+16GB Phones Unlocked, 64MP+16MP, 6.7 inch HD+Screen Android Smartphone SIM Free 5000mAh/20W Fast Charging, 4G Dual SIM/Face+Fingerprint Unlock/GPS/OTG, Purple

This is. Budget phone that appears to punch well above what you would expect for it's price point. The 6.7" screen is clear and bright although legibility is slightly difficult in direct sunlight, although not enough to be illegible due to the large screen. Included is a case, charger (not always a given these days), SIM removal tool and a USB C cable. The case is of good quality and should be more than up to protecting the phone from scratches and the odd drop. The design of the phone is understated, with minimal bezels on the front with a teardrop for the camera. The back reminds me of an iPhone for better or worse, with a triangular camera arrangement. Speaking of the cameras they are good for the price but understandably fall short of the flagships, the zoom was particularly impressive given the lack of telephoto although the macro camera was of middling quality. Charging isn't especially fast, but is standard on budget phones. The 5000mAh battery easily keeps the phone going for a day or two depending how heavily you use it and the phone always felt nippy enough, although I never tried any demanding games. The fingerprint sensor also works as expected and is quick to unlock the phone. Overall I've come away very impressed with this budget phone, it has everything you need including a big screen, good battery life, NFC, and decent cameras. You can get improvements in the screen, charging speed and cameras with mid range or flagship options but those often cost at least 4x times the price of the A15T so this is a right bargain at £139.99 (at the time of review, a £14 voucher was also available making this am even bigger deal).

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This is an exceptional phone that has proved (to me) that it is completely reliable. It has a very large battery capacity (5000 mah) huge screen too many features to mention, especially the photographic features, in particular, low light. My only, and I mean, only gripe is that the fingerprint recognition pad surrounds the on/off button. I find this very hit and miss to work. Mostly miss. But, there are so many other good and imaginative features, including a massive 64 M/pixel camera, that the finger pad problem fades into insignificance, I just use a PIN code to open the phone. My advise would be, buy it and stop dithering!

This phone only worked in the home WiFi. It didn't have mobile Data enabled for some reason. I reached out to customer services for help and heard nothing. Had to send it all back which was an awfully stressful from Ireland.

I've owned two Umidigi phones now (an X and my current phone an 11A Pro Max) and am quite a fan. I decided I'd upgrade to the 15T as it boasts a 64mp camera and NFC. It's a good looking phone with plenty of storage and it's pretty quick. The camera is a vast improvement over the A11's 48mp and is sharper with good colour definition. NFC works well, too. However, that's where it ends for me. It's loaded with bloatware - apps which just aren't necessary and whilst they can be easily uninstalled, there are some that can't be removed without rooting the phone (which I refuse to do). I couldn't hide apps on the home screen either, despite there being a function within the settings - it just wouldn't work. Then the software started misbehaving after a few days - apps I had specifically given certain permissions for were being changed, which I found irritating. I've been really impressed with Umidigi's phones in the past. I can only think on this occasion I've received a lemon. After 10 days, I did a factory reset and returned it for a refund as performance was certainly not up to standard. Decided to pay significantly more and ordered a Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G instead. Hope that helps...

For its price range, the Umidigi A15T is a reasonably priced smartphone with good performance. It has a sizable 6.78-inch FHD+ display that produces images that are bright and clear. With the MediaTek Helio G95 processor at its core, it can easily manage daily chores and engage in light gaming. Under ideal lighting conditions, the triple camera setup, which is powered by a 64MP primary sensor, produces respectable images; however, low-light performance could be improved. One notable feature is the 5000mAh battery, which offers exceptional longevity and can easily power through a full day of intensive use. Only downside is that it has no 5G. All things considered, the A15T is a solid option for people looking for a reasonably priced smartphone with a big screen and a long battery life.

I purchased the Umidigi A15T as a replacement for my wifes old phone, and I must admit I am amazed at the performance for such a low price. The phone feels of high end quality, and the screen is super bright and sharp, it did come with a few apps preinstalled that we did not need and were easily removable. The screen is very responsive, with a fast refresh rate, and super bright, the camera takes high quality pictures, with AI enhancement on the rear camera which is very good. The finger print recognition on the side button works every time......I highly recomend purchasing the Umidigi A15T

I luv thiz fone must zay I thought it was going 2 brake down after the 1z week but boi waz I rong itz juzt like a zamzunk fone itz fazt n 265g memory the only think it zuld have the 3 zlot 4 2 zim n zd zlot but I luv it n itz great value 4 moni xx 💜🥰