IUNI U3 is announced this afternoon. Let’s take a look at the details.

IUNI U3 is targeting young fellows out there as its potential customers. It’s featuring a metal body, and you can hold it with just one hand, and it feels pretty nice. When it comes to inner structure, it’s partially made of magnesium aluminum alloy. Its back is made of plastic though, but covered with a kind of paint from Japan. It looks great, and has a dirt-resistant effect.

IUNI U3 comes with a 5.5-inch display. It’s the second generation 2K display manufactured by Sharp, which is said to have a higher refresh rate, and also uses less power and has a wider rang of colors than before. To make operations in winter easier, it also supports glove mode.

The out layer of IUNI U3 is made of Corning Gorilla glass 3 which is more scratch-resistant. Plus the out layer features a cambered surface, which makes swiping and scrolling on it more comfortable.

IUNI U3 also comes with a brand new IUNI OS which is based on Android 4.4. Even though it’s a third party ROM, it still gives us a stock Android feeling (no third-party apps pre-installed). It also added some features like security/voice assistant and gesture control.

IUNI U3 costs 2000RMB ($325), but for those of you who wanna buy it, you’re gonna have to wait until September, ’cause they need a little more time to prepare for the stock, so everyone can get the phone if they want to buy. No more stupid invite system.

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