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Multi day battery went 9 days on first charge using it about half my normal usage because I was still setting stuff up and using both phones. My Pixel 7 needs charged 3-4 times per shift. And even with a Newberry battery pack on pixel 7 I still have to plug in charger before shift is over.
Has cell service more places than pixel 7 and usually stronger signal in BFE, isn't as fast as a 5g phone in the city but gets enough 4g to be useable most places.
I have google FI and ATT sims in it. Fi worked instantly. Att I had to mess around for a few days to get it working. Verizon just doesn't work no matter what I tried. Will update when I use it more. Awesome phone highly recommend.
Update 9-28-23
Haven't had any idea where my almost new $700 pixel 7 is for months. Tank Battery lasts around 4 days of heavy use. I don't plug it in at night unless it is under 40% which is three days and have forgotten and still made the fourth day ok. Have Google maps up 12 hours a day, audible or Spotify playing for 16-18 hours, and usually mess around on Facebook for about 5 hours a day. Flashlight is super bright. Fingerprint reader is garbage went back to typing passwords. Speaker is usable but doesn't sound the greatest. It is not dual sim active for data which sucks, would be an absolute amazing phone if it would jump between data Sims automatically. Would buy again.
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Big battery gives you enough security, bring Tank with you to create unlimited possibilities
Big battery, 66W fast charging, 6.81-inch display, 108MP triple camera, 850 nm IR Fill Light, MediaTek MT6789, and the brightest flashlight, all of this was a huge breakthrough for Unihertz.
*AT&T may not work in certain areas due to the telecom carrier's new policy. We are doing our best to deal with the issue, please think twice before purchasing if you are using AT&T.
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Feel free with Big Battery of TankTank is equipped with the largest battery in the mobile phone category to date, which can last for a week! You can enjoy watching movies, playing games, and browsing websites anytime. Tank can even be used as a mobile power source to charge your other devices. According to Unihertz's labs, with 66W fast charging, the Tank takes about 2.5 hours to fully charge and is capable of supporting 150 hours of calls or 2380 hours of standby. The above figures may vary under different usage scenarios. |
Camping lights that give you more securityThe camping light behind the Tank has 5 modes: SOS, Explosion Flash, Full Bright, Half Bright, and Slightly Bright. Either mode will give you enough security at night, as well as in foggy weather. (Warning: To avoid causing eye damage, do not use camping lights to shine in the human eyes!) |
108 MP Camera and 850nm IR Fill LightWhat? One of the brightest camping lights is not enough? Don't worry, the Tank also has an 850nm infrared fill light, which allows you to shoot things that are not clearly visible to the naked eye at night. |
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IP68 Water, Dust and Drop ResistantThanks to its enhanced IP68 rating, the Tank is waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof, ready for any situation by being at ease in all kinds of extreme environments. Designed to protect it from all sides, the case can withstand immersion in water up to 1.5 meters deep for 30 minutes. |
Fast, smooth and stable performanceWith the enhanced MediaTek MT6789, Tank delivers faster, smoother and more stable performance. The faster octa-core CPU is capable of handling demanding workloads smoothly and efficiently, and it enables Tank to run at breakneck speeds for longer periods of time. |
New Android 12The more personalized, secure, and ergonomic Android 12 brings a whole new experience to your phone. Building on Android 11, it has undergone the most significant visual overhaul in its history, bringing many new features and providing smooth operation. New highlights of Android 12 include artistic themes, video transcoding, device links, privacy controls, shortcut controls, long screenshots, and more. |
US Carrier Support only T-Mobile and VerizonTank supports working on the network of T-Mobile and Verizon in the US. If you have issues with activating your SIM card in Verizon, please try to activate it with another Verizon-certified phone first, then transfer the SIM card to the Tank. |
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Unihertz: Shape the Future of Mobile Devices
Unihertz is not just a smartphone brand; it's a paradigm shift in mobile technology. Specializing in crafting compact, yet powerful smartphones, Unihertz has become a symbol of innovation and portability in an industry dominated by size. At the core of our philosophy is the belief that cutting-edge technology should seamlessly integrate into your life without compromising on style or functionality.
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| Sold By | Unihertz | Unihertz | Ulefone Direct - US | YiBeiQiUS | 8849 Mobile Phone | Ulefone Direct - US |
| display size | 6.81 inches | 2.4 inches | 6.78 inches | 6.5 inches | 6.81 inches | 6.58 inches |
| memory capacity | 8 GB | 64 GB | 256 GB | 128 GB | 256 GB | 512 GB |
| model name | Tank | Atom | Armor 24 | BV6200 Blackview phone 2023US | TANK 01 | Ulefone Power Armor 18T Ultra |
| operating system | Android 12.0 | Android 9.0 | Android 13.0 | Android | Android 12.0 | Android 13 |
| connectivity tech | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB, NFC | NFC | — | NFC | NFC |
| display type | LCD | LCD | LCD | — | LCD | LCD |
| memory slots | — | 1 | 1 | 3 | — | — |
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I had high hopes for this phone. I have always wondered why major smartphone don't make their phones thicker to have longer battery life. If you're buying this, you're like me and use around 300% battery life per day.I decided to return this phone due to three major problems. I was switching from iPhone on Verizon Wireless. I decided to stick with an iPhone battery case instead. Remember that battery cases only offer a ~50% efficiency, so a 10,000 mAh case will offer 350% battery life on an iPhone SE 2020. Also, CarPlay often won't work with a battery case.Problems:1) RCS. When switching from iPhone, I was worried about losing iMessage, but RCS seems to be a reasonable solution. Unfortunately, according to the attached screenshot, Unihertz says that their device doesn't support RCS chat features. Personally I do not wish to own an Android phone that does not have RCS chat features, when coming from iPhone.2) Also, the phone can't officially be activated on Verizon Wireless, and is missing some bands but functions okay. Due to the lack of carrier support, AT&T does not work at all, T-Mobile allows activating unsupported devices, and Verizon has a workaround where you can activate a SIM card in another approved device, then transfer into the Unihertz unit. After a few tries, I was able to get 4g LTE, SMS, MMS, and voice calls, but not RCS chat features in Google Messages. If you want a seamless experience with all US carriers, and RCS to work, like you might on a Samsung, you won't get that here. If you can live with T-Mobile, or Verizon with a workaround, and don't need RCS chat features, then you may be okay. Notably, the phone also doesn't support 5g.2) Android Auto issues. I need Android Auto, and in my car I've installed an aftermarket Chinese Android head unit that runs CarPlay with the Zjinnova ZLink software. I did test the phone with an OEM infotainment system on a Nissan Rogue, and it worked fine there. So I would not expect it to work on an aftermarket Android Headunit. If you have an OEM infotainment system that supports Android Auto, you may be okay.3) The camera sucks. Do not be fooled by the megapixels on the sensor. The MP don't matter. The camera is terrible, sadly. Consider how an 8 MP DSLR produces a beautiful photo. Poor camera quality is not a big deal to me, though. Of course, any Android will struggle with Snapchat quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
I had high hopes for this phone. I have always wondered why major smartphone don't make their phones thicker to have longer battery life. If you're buying this, you're like me and use around 300% battery life per day.
I decided to return this phone due to three major problems. I was switching from iPhone on Verizon Wireless. I decided to stick with an iPhone battery case instead. Remember that battery cases only offer a ~50% efficiency, so a 10,000 mAh case will offer 350% battery life on an iPhone SE 2020. Also, CarPlay often won't work with a battery case.
Problems:
1) RCS. When switching from iPhone, I was worried about losing iMessage, but RCS seems to be a reasonable solution. Unfortunately, according to the attached screenshot, Unihertz says that their device doesn't support RCS chat features. Personally I do not wish to own an Android phone that does not have RCS chat features, when coming from iPhone.
2) Also, the phone can't officially be activated on Verizon Wireless, and is missing some bands but functions okay. Due to the lack of carrier support, AT&T does not work at all, T-Mobile allows activating unsupported devices, and Verizon has a workaround where you can activate a SIM card in another approved device, then transfer into the Unihertz unit. After a few tries, I was able to get 4g LTE, SMS, MMS, and voice calls, but not RCS chat features in Google Messages. If you want a seamless experience with all US carriers, and RCS to work, like you might on a Samsung, you won't get that here. If you can live with T-Mobile, or Verizon with a workaround, and don't need RCS chat features, then you may be okay. Notably, the phone also doesn't support 5g.
2) Android Auto issues. I need Android Auto, and in my car I've installed an aftermarket Chinese Android head unit that runs CarPlay with the Zjinnova ZLink software. I did test the phone with an OEM infotainment system on a Nissan Rogue, and it worked fine there. So I would not expect it to work on an aftermarket Android Headunit. If you have an OEM infotainment system that supports Android Auto, you may be okay.
3) The camera sucks. Do not be fooled by the megapixels on the sensor. The MP don't matter. The camera is terrible, sadly. Consider how an 8 MP DSLR produces a beautiful photo. Poor camera quality is not a big deal to me, though. Of course, any Android will struggle with Snapchat quality.
I decided to return this phone due to three major problems. I was switching from iPhone on Verizon Wireless. I decided to stick with an iPhone battery case instead. Remember that battery cases only offer a ~50% efficiency, so a 10,000 mAh case will offer 350% battery life on an iPhone SE 2020. Also, CarPlay often won't work with a battery case.
Problems:
1) RCS. When switching from iPhone, I was worried about losing iMessage, but RCS seems to be a reasonable solution. Unfortunately, according to the attached screenshot, Unihertz says that their device doesn't support RCS chat features. Personally I do not wish to own an Android phone that does not have RCS chat features, when coming from iPhone.
2) Also, the phone can't officially be activated on Verizon Wireless, and is missing some bands but functions okay. Due to the lack of carrier support, AT&T does not work at all, T-Mobile allows activating unsupported devices, and Verizon has a workaround where you can activate a SIM card in another approved device, then transfer into the Unihertz unit. After a few tries, I was able to get 4g LTE, SMS, MMS, and voice calls, but not RCS chat features in Google Messages. If you want a seamless experience with all US carriers, and RCS to work, like you might on a Samsung, you won't get that here. If you can live with T-Mobile, or Verizon with a workaround, and don't need RCS chat features, then you may be okay. Notably, the phone also doesn't support 5g.
2) Android Auto issues. I need Android Auto, and in my car I've installed an aftermarket Chinese Android head unit that runs CarPlay with the Zjinnova ZLink software. I did test the phone with an OEM infotainment system on a Nissan Rogue, and it worked fine there. So I would not expect it to work on an aftermarket Android Headunit. If you have an OEM infotainment system that supports Android Auto, you may be okay.
3) The camera sucks. Do not be fooled by the megapixels on the sensor. The MP don't matter. The camera is terrible, sadly. Consider how an 8 MP DSLR produces a beautiful photo. Poor camera quality is not a big deal to me, though. Of course, any Android will struggle with Snapchat quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023
