full specs for the UMI HAMMER S

1SuperGrobi

I think like Lorry.
No of the tough skills are left.
So why is it called Hammer?

topazpm

Why did they make a beautiful phone with all the bells and whistles, but put in the shittiest processor at 1GHz. Seriously??? What were they thinking?? No phones these days use a lousy 1G processor ... even the super cheap small budget ones. Shame!!!

1SuperGrobi

Why was the comment of Lorry removed?
He has only spoken out what many people think about the Hammer S?

bencebacsi

1SuperGrobi replied at 2015-9-29 00:00
Why was the comment of Lorry removed?
He has only spoken out what many people think about the Hammer ...

That's not removed just moved to the top of the first page of this thread. That automatically happens with a post if somebody click on the 'Support' button under the message.

megthebest

Hammer S weight is about 200g (non 145 as advertised).

battery is really impressive!
http://browser.primatelabs.com/battery3/126108

doni

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I had a very good surprise, my UMI have two SIM slots and a separate microSD slot :

KReedlas

The real owners can check exactly what is the camera module?

doni

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KReedlas replied at 2015-10-9 16:37
The real owners can check exactly what is the camera module?

How to check?

Edit: These are the names of the devices found in the folder /sys/bus/i2c/devices :

FM50AF
kd_camera_hw
gt9xx
bq24158
KXTJ2_1009
kd_camera_hw_bus2
EPL2182
TS3A225E
remote_ctrl

Hope it helps.

doni

Well, it's not :

FM50AF                       <-- lens
kd_camera_hw
gt9xx                         <-- touch panel
bq24158                    <-- power driver ?
KXTJ2_1009               <-- accelerometer
kd_camera_hw_bus2
EPL2182                     <-- proximity sensor
TS3A225E                   <-- audio headset switch device
remote_ctrl

ekihd

cat /proc/driver/camera_info shows
cam[1]: imx164mipiraw; cam[2]: ov9760mipiraw
it shows IMX164 as camera. :-(
The UMI Fair specs also defines this sensor as camera with f2.2 aperture. The IMX164 is nowhere officially  listed. The Kingzone N5 uses the same sensor, see http://www.chinamobiles.org/thre ... ter-eindruck.46804/
Anyway, the pics ( with enough light) are pretty good for an 120$ phone, without any red tint. In low light conditions the pics have more noise.