UMI is a Chinese company that has grown a lot in recent times and that for about ten years now, which is committed to offering smartphones with good technical specifications, elegant design and attention to all the details.
All this has made UMI a fairly known producer in China. But it is not enough and in fact, the house itself looks at the world beyond the horizon to expand its sales market in other countries.
His latest flagship device is the UMI Emax that is about to be replaced by UMI Iron, a smartphone promising and intriguing with an all-metal body and 7.9 mm thick. The volume buttons and power off / lock will be on the left side and the speaker is on the back.
We are talking about a smartphone with a display QuadHD (2560 x 1440 pixels), an octa-core processor, 64-bit (the SoC in question is the MediaTek MT6795). We will also have a rear camera with 13 megapixel (Sony IMX214) equipped with a dual-LED flash and a front camera with 8 megapixels. Final details also add a flash-LED also in the anterior chamber, then good for lovers of selfie, even in low light conditions.
Also on board we will find a DirectPath 25 MW produced by Texas Instruments that promises to improve output audio Hi-Fi. The same will reduce the noise; it will prevent acoustic shock and will also have a protection against short circuit and overheating. Finally the UMI Iron mounts 3 GB of RAM, and will be accompanied by Lollipop Android 5.1 with minor changes by the same UMI.
The UMI Iron will be presented on June 23 and until then UMI will only release new details about it.
We just have to wait so the official presentation of UMI Iron to know the price of the same in any case, being in line with other devices UMI will not be completely exaggerated.