5 Features you need to know before buying the UMIDIGI Z2
The new UMIDIGI phone is finally here. UMIDIGI unveiled its UMIDIGI Z2 and UMIDIGI Z2 Pro models, declaring “technology pioneer, notch flagship, gradient twilight color.’’ The design has big changes by applying now-popular notch cutout and gradient colours, the twilight, twilight black and phantom!
Before you buy the UMIDIGI Z2, here are our top features to help to guide your decision.
1. It’s All about Display
Get ready to enjoy the new generation 6.2-inch 19:9 Full-screen. Obviously, it is the greatest change in the new device. UMIDIGI phones recently used a 18:9 format full-screen design. But the 3rd-generation screen technology is delivering a superior colour gamut for the best flagship to date.
The front of the UMIDIGI Z2 is full-screen. Literally. The display covers the full face of the device, with the exception of a small scrap in the top for the camera. The screen adopts 1080*2246 resolution and the screen-to-body ratio is about 90%. See more, hold less.
2. Welcome, Gradient Twilight Color
Meet the new family members, Twilight, Twilight Black and Phantom. These new colour options are sure to be crowd pleaser. The new UMIDIGI phone adopted three gradient colors, while the black color still available as a standard common choice.
Let’s face it, the new Twilight color is enough reason to get the new UMIDIGI phone. It makes you stand out from the crowd. In other words, It's a stunning device that will surely get lots of attention in the moment you take it out of your pocket.
3. Take Better Photos
Bring your photos to life with UMIDIGI’s improved camera, this time with supreme camera quality by using optimized quad camera. But seriously, it’s amazing. The dual rear 16MP+8MP cameras are greatly optimized and improved more than 200% than before as well as a faster autofocus for better accuracy. So this time you can effortlessly record the details of view and instantly capture the fleeting moments of fun. Plus, the UMIDIGI Z2 includes 4K video recording and editing.
4. 18W Fast Charging & Global Bands
UMIDIGI Z2's PE+ technology maximizes the charging efficiency by allowing to reach a 9V/2A output. With Its help UMIDIGI Z2 could be fully charged within 80 minutes with 3850mAh battery capacity. UMIDIGI Z2 supports 7 network modes and 36 global bands, no worries to take just one smartphone for global travel. Although the production cost for global bands is more higher, we are not planning to transfer it to our consumers. It also supports 4G VoLTE in both slots simultaneously, enjoy faster data transmission, lower power consumption and more reliable connection from now.
5. An Affordable Price Structure
The UMIDIGI Z2 is available for pre-order from 11th June, 8AM(UTC) at it’s official retailer Gearbest, the price is listed at $249.99 with $50 off discount.
For those who want the new-age super full-screen with gradient color design, but don’t want to (or cannot) pay the high prices, there are options.
UMIDIGI makes premium phones without the premium price tag. UMIDIGI Z2 costs hundreds less at $299.99, however, with the presale promotion you can buy it with $50 discount, which is running on Gearbest right now. The shipment will start after 2-4 weeks.
I can't yet answer your question but I can't see the correlation between the VoLTE service and E911 capability. VoLTE support on US netwroks will be present, that's sure.
The global bands include what I need here in the US, and I am seriously considering the Z2 PRO. My one important question is does the phone have E911 capability in North America? I'm on the T-Mobile network through MintMobile (MVNO) and the phone does support Band 12. I won't be able to use VoLTE (and possibly not VoWiFi) if it does not have E911 capability as well. In case you're wondering what that is, here is a link.
Thanks to the Treble support, (in theory) technically that will be easy to upgrade the original 8.1 system of the Z2 Pro to 9.0. However, without the capability of performing real tests (no open Android P beta is available yet), I can't promise anything certain at the moment.
Late reply, but I thought I'd follow up. It's due to a carrier in the US, T-Mobile, and it actually has more to do with VoWiFi than VoLTE. Unless the phone is E911 "certified" to T-Mobile's satisfaction they will prohibit VoWiFi usage on their network, which affects MVNOs that use it as well. VoLTE should still work just fine. Sorry for any confusion I caused anyone else.
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