Umidigi G3

With network support ranging from 2G to 4G, the UMIDIGI G3 allows broad compatibility with various carriers and ensures that users remain connected with global bands for 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE networks. The inclusion of EDGE and GPRS technologies further ensures uninterrupted data connectivity.

Camera capabilities include a dual rear camera setup with a 13 MP primary sensor and a 2 MP depth sensor, enabling features like portrait mode and enhanced photography experiences. It also supports 4K video recording and dual LED flash for optimal lighting. For selfies, the phone features an 8 MP front-facing camera that can handle video calls and self-portraits with ease.

In terms of design, the UMIDIGI G3 provides a variety of memory configurations ranging from 4GB to 8GB RAM, paired with 64GB or 128GB of internal storage. Users also have the option to expand storage using the microSDXC card slot, which shares space with one of the Nano SIM slots in its dual SIM setup.

The device is equipped with a capacious 5150 mAh non-removable Li-Polymer battery that supports fast charging at 10W—ensuring that users have enough power to get through their day without constant recharges.

Additional features add convenience and functionality, such as a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, proximity, accelerometer, and compass sensors. Connectivity options are robust with Bluetooth 5.0, various Wi-Fi standards support including dual-band and Wi-Fi Direct, as well as GPS with A-GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo for accurate location tracking.

Furthermore, the UMIDIGI G3 retains traditional features such as FM radio, a 3mm headphone jack, and even infrared capabilities. Unfortunately, it lacks NFC support, which may be a drawback for users looking for contactless payment options.

As per AnTuTu benchmark score, the UMIDIGI G3 achieves 102003, which provides a baseline perspective of its performance against other devices in its category.

Explore all the detailed features of the UMIDIGI G3 further down this page, where you can also discover the models it is most often compared with.