UMIDIGI Rugged Unlocked Cell Phones, Bison 2 PRO 8G+256GB, Rugged Smartphone with IP68 & IP69K, 6150mAh Mobile Phone, Android 12, NFC, 6.5″ FHD, 48MP AI Triple Camera, Dual 4G, 18W, Type-C, GPS
$169.99
Price: $169.99
(as of Jan 05, 2025 13:45:00 UTC – Details)
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UMIDIGI is a company that has been committed to providing premium electronic products such as mobile phones, tablet smartwatch,earbuds for more than 10 years since 2012. BEYOND DREAMS is our motivation. We got passional team, professional R&D department, UMIDIGI labs and our own production lines with more than 300people.
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Extreme durability: Military standards MIL-STD-810G, the rugged smartphone unlocked can withstand extreme temperatures below 80℃, 1.8m fall, and 1.5 meters of water for 30 minutes.
Multi-functions for outdoor: wireless FM radio, customized water camera mode, barometer, Enhanced Antennas & Navigation System, various outdoor tools, all these function are packed in one phone. Gloves mode, you can wear the gloves to use the phone.
NFC Google Pay& Android 11: NFC google pay& android 11, Noise canceling dual microphone, Rugged android phone unlocked bring you convenient and easy lifestyle.
Two customized programmed button: PTT/SOS, underwater camera. One step access to the program.
Dual 4G VoLTE &Unlocked: Unlocked android smartphone supports 30 global bands and Dual SIM 4G LTE. It is compatible with most of the GSM and CDMA carriers. If it is NOT compatible with your carrier , please click your order and send us a message.
6 reviews for UMIDIGI Rugged Unlocked Cell Phones, Bison 2 PRO 8G+256GB, Rugged Smartphone with IP68 & IP69K, 6150mAh Mobile Phone, Android 12, NFC, 6.5″ FHD, 48MP AI Triple Camera, Dual 4G, 18W, Type-C, GPS
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SpR –
Excellent rugged hackable phone!
This is my second Umidigi phone!. I absolutely love them… Umidigi’s website tells you how you can hack this device to gain root for the ultimate in customization options. This is as close to stock android as you can get. The toolbox folder has utilities you will actually use. I love the rugged design, I have no worries if it gets wet or dropped. There were a handful of apps which came with this which I could easily disable through ADB shell.The only caveat is that the battery will explode if you leave the phone charged… I think this happens these days on most phones.
Tim R. –
Great phone until…
I am in construction and needed a rugged phone. After reading the reviews last year I decided to try this. Although my kids give me a hard time about not having some fashionable, popular phone, I have enjoyed owning the bison pro2. I would take it in the shower and play music, it got wet all the time, it stayed in my tool belt or back pocket. It got dropped, it was a good phone!. I did begin to have some glitchy problems with it recognizing my fingerprint and sometimes it faltered with Bluetooth connection. There were some small frustrations. But for the price I was willing to live with that. It did its job. It made phone calls, it stayed connected well, it transferred images and texts and emails very well. Then, in an attempt to film my daughter underwater, I put the lens end of the camera phone into the water to take a video. It was supposed to be 100% waterproof. It was not! And it was beyond the one year manufacturer warranty. So guess what? I have to buy a new phone. I’m a little disappointed. I am buying another bison, different generation. What I will not do is put it in the water! Even though they even show a picture of it filming scuba divers, you can’t trust it. And I tried to open a case with customer service and they simply closed the case. So. It’s a good phone for what you pay for it. But ultimately you get what you pay for! Not that the expensive popular phones are better! But don’t expect more out of this phone than you would somebody else’s! Hope this helps others.
George R. Edge –
NOT Compatible with the new AT&T Network Change on 23FEB22
I liked the way this Bison is designed as I wanted a rugged phone and although this was my first Android phone, it was easy to set up and the screen was responsive, the fingerprint reader and facial recognition works well and the screen resolution was quite good. I didn’t test the camera options very much but they worked well from what I could tell but didn’t really examine the quality of the photos beyond the basics. One negative is that this phone isn’t able to use the 5GHZ wireless band, meaning it will not be nearly as fast at downloading as most modern smartphones when using WiFi when it is confined to only using the mere 2.4GHZ band. Otherwise, the big problem was that I was led to believe this phone would work with the AT&T network, as one reviewer claimed it does work with AT&T. Well, sure, it works until 23FEB22 but it uses the 3G for voice with AT&T and so I was told by 3 different AT&T people that it was not going to be compatible going forward with AT&T. Now, supposedly it could be “provisioned” to work with AT&T network, and maybe this is true if one managed to get in touch with the right technically trained AT&T person. I had to talk with AT&T to even make my first call, but was told they made it work only until 23FEB. I decided to return this Bison phone versus end up having problems with my provider. I suspect this Bison would work with most service providers other than AT&T. One reason I purchased it was due to it being supposedly compatible with most every network in the world. The battery life was good and it tested to be around a 5100 mAh battery with accubattery app, and it would last me about 48 hours. The already applied screen protector worked quite well and was barely noticeable. Now, my model seemed confused and was the Bison 2021 model with the 5000 mAh battery and with 8G Ram and 128 storage. My model doesn’t seem to exist in the sense it was not the X10G version or the 6000+ battery version, etc. I suspect I got a model that was in transition and thus wasn’t really ready for prime time until some more changes are made to it to make it work with providers like AT&T. Yet, I was impressed overall with the quality and functionality of this phone for what it would do, and would consider the purchase of another phone from this same company in the future . It needs to work with the 5GHZ WiFi band and function with the AT&T network and I suspect this may already be the case with their 2022 models.
Pancho Zumarraga –
Doesn’t work 2G phone
Don’t buy it
Justin Eugene Davis –
Awesome phone
I love this phone. I use mint mobile so I need unlocked phones. Even still this is one of the coolest phone I’ve seen, even better for the price.
LEMAR ANTONIO BROWN –
So far so good. Great phone. Great quality for less money.
I bought this phone because I wanted something that cost less than others with similar features. It’s got good camera quality, built rugged, good battery life, water resistant.What I don’t like about this model is that it doesn’t allow you to have 2 SIM cards and a Micro SD card at the same time, you are forced to go with either having 2 SIM cards or 1 SIM card and the Mico SD card, I’ve had another Umidigi phone before that accepted all three at once and it was a lot cheaper than the Bison Pro and it was released years before so I don’t know why they couldn’t make the Bison Pro with the same capability to accept both SIM cards and a Micro SD card at the same time.Despite the things that this phone lacks, it’s still a great phone to have. I have the 8GB ram version, it’s smooth. I’ve seen a few hitches but not much and it could have been the apps themselves and not the processing.