UMIDIGI once again stunned us with the launch of the UMIDIGI F1 smartphone which features an FHD+ waterdrop display, Helio P60, 128GB ROM, a big 5,150mAh battery and NFC. Despite the flagship-looking hardware, the UMIDIGI F1 is expected to go on sale at a crazy price tag $199.99 on January 7 next year. Ahead of the official release, the hands-on video of the F1 has been released by UMIDIGI

The hands-on video shows the sleek design of the F1 in all its glory. Thanks to the 6.3-inch FHD+ waterdrop full-screen display, UMIDIGI F1 can deliver an immersive video and gaming experience. The water drop design and small chin enable the screen ratio to be expanded to achieve a 92.7% ratio which is pretty impressive. Also, the smooth running games show that the F1 can easily handle high-end games like PUBG. This is made possible by the MediaTek Helio P60(64 bit) Octa-Core processor coupled with LPDDR4X RAM and an expansive 128GB internal storage.

Besides, the F1 goes maximum in the battery aspect as it is fueled by a 5150mAh massive battery with 18W fast charging support and NFC. Despite the big battery, the device is just 8.8mm in thickness.

In terms of the camera, the F1 offers a 16MP+8MP dual rear camera setup with big aperture F/1.7, giving you the excellent bokeh effect and gorgeous photos even in dim light. The front camera is a 16MP high-resolution selfie camera, which can provide clearer beautiful selfies as well as better video calls. The F1 runs on the latest Android 9.0 Pie out of the box.

Furthermore, UMIDIGI recently launched its own official web store with holiday gifts. Now if you buy any phone from their official web store, you can get a UMIDIGI Uwatch for FREE.

As stated, the UMIDIGI F1 will go on open sale for$199.99 on 7th January 2019. Ahead of that, UMIDIGI is recruiting 10 trial users for the F1. Every trial user can get one for free. You can check out all the details about the F1 and join the giveaway on UMIDIGI’s website from here.

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