UMIDIGI S3 Pro Is Really Able to Take 48MP Photos
Although UMIDIGI is just a few years old, they have already managed to make a name for themselves in the mobile industry. Constantly updating products and improving individual, important features for smartphones, such as a battery, display, and camera, all this gives UMIDIGI more recognition from users all over the world every day.
And the other day the company announced its new flagship UMIDIGI S3 Pro, in which the main emphasis is placed on the autonomy of work, photo quality, and high performance. All this, and another ceramic case, as well as the price of $269, makes the upcoming new product very competitive in the smartphone market. The UMIDIGI has already published a video of UMIDIGI S3 Pro 48MP Camera testing.
In this video, we demonstrate the main camera module with a resolution of 48MP Sony IMX586 and much more. The main camera can not only provide the highest quality photos, but also a two-fold optical zoom and a detailed background blur mode. The front camera is also top notch and has a resolution of 20MP.
For the performance of UMIDIGI S3 Pro processor is responsible for Helio P70, as well as 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal memory. For autonomy is responsible for a solid battery with a capacity of 5150mAh, which is able to hold a charge for a very long amount of time. 6.3 inches LTPS display with FullHD + resolution.
The main camera is located in the drop-shaped neckline on the top of the screen. Works new running Android 9.0 Pie. And looking at all this, you can definitely say that UMIDIGI clearly follows its plan to improve the battery, display, and camera.
As far as the hardware is concerned, UMIDIGI already does a lot of good things – especially considering the price of around $269 (at Indiegogo) and $299.99 (at AliExpress). With the back of ceramic UMIDIGI is even on top of that, there is otherwise only the really expensive smartphones.
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