UMIDIGI G9 5G Cell Phone, Android 14 Unlocked Phones, 12(6+6) GB +128GB/1TB TF Expand, 5G Dual SIM, 50MP Camera, 6.75″ HD+ 90Hz Display, AI Face & Fingerprint Unlock, 5000mAh Android Phone Black

Reviewer: Buen producto
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Que fue una entrega cuidadosa
Review: Todo muy bien gracias a dios
Reviewer: True Reviews
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Camera, Display, RAM & Storage
Review: The UMIDIGI G9 5G is an entry-level smartphone that offers a solid set of features at an affordable price point, typically around $140. Comes with a 50MP main camera capable of capturing detailed photos. Features a large 6.75-inch HD+ display with a 90Hz refresh rate, offering smooth visuals and a comfortable viewing experience. Equipped with 6GB of physical RAM and an additional 6GB of virtual RAM, totaling 12GB. Storage options include 128GB of internal storage, expandable up to 1TB via microSD card, allowing ample space for apps, media, and files.
Reviewer: Ann Hendricks
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: This phone will ruin your life
Review: This phone caused me to get lost, flub an interview, and lose sales. The launcher consistently crashed and hung, the wifi/5g connectivity was consistently awful and unfixable, and location services were awful. It also just “disappeared” several incoming calls. This all ruined the Maps feature, Zoom (the interview) and Square (the sales). Worse, we spent so long trying to fix these issues, and then procure a replacement, that the return period ran out and now we’re stuck with an unreturnable and very unreliable phone. I’m not even comfortable gifting it to anyone, as problematic as it was. Very surprised to get such terrible quality from Umidigi. 🙁 Switched to Motorola.
Reviewer: Eric Matsuoka
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Lots of memory, lots of storage space, 5G, and a headphone jack in an entry-priced phone
Review: Out of the box, the phone comes with a decent basic case and a pre-applied screen protector. Saves me time and money and the case gives me a good grip on the phone as I use it. I also like that a SIM tray popper is included. You can use two SIM cards or one SIM card and one micro-SD card. I personally use just one SIM and a 64 GB micro-SD card, as I did with the phone that this one replaced.For day to day use, I have nothing but nice things to say about the phone. 6 GB of RAM is a bit less than my prior phone, but I haven’t noticed a difference. 128 GB of storage space is more than enough for me, since I use a micro-SD card for portable storage. 5G works flawlessly with upload and download speeds comparable to a friend’s $1000+ phone. LTE kicks in quicker than my old phone would have, when 5G coverage is spotty. The camera takes pictures in all of the environments I tried (low light, outdoors, room light, and closeup) that I consider nice, but then I’m not too demanding. Calls have been clear for both me and whoever I am talking with.There is a headphone jack! No worrying about your bluetooth headset running out of battery power; can just plug in an old-fashioned set of earbuds.The one feature that is not included is NFC, which I don’t use and always turn off on a phone that includes it. So, no loss for me and no criticism of the phone because of the omission.Battery life started out only ok (day and a half with light use) but increased substantially by the end of the first week of use (now nearly 3 days with light use).
Reviewer: Contrarian
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: This is a great phone but worthless in the USA
Review: I ordered this phone to be my first 5g phone. Its hard to figure out what bands you need in the USA , so i did the research to help you. This phone supports 5G C Band or mid band as they call it. This phone does not support mm wave. Ok for me.5g bands on this phone.Umidgi g9 5G1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 20, 28, 38, 40, 41, 48, 66, 77, 78 SA/NSAThe 5g mid C bands used in the USATmobile 5g – I need n2, n41,n71 (full support)Att 5g – n2,n5 and n77 (Full support)Verizon 5g – n2, n5 and n77 N77 is the most important C mid band, full supportTherefore the logical conclusion is this phone should support ALL USA carriers. This is a global phone.But wait your USA government is blocking these phones from being used in the USA. Why ? They say these phones still work on 3G and thats a big problem because those frequencies will be used for something else in the USA. Hence, the FCC bans the use of these phones on USA netork. These phones are not certified for use in the USA.Verizon: I inserted a verizon SIM no go. I called and the provider they dol not support this phone.Tmobile: I inserted a Tmobile SIM , it worked but data was slow, I have the correct APN but it wasnt any faster than my 4G LTE phones, actually slower about 10Mb/s download. It appears the 5g frequencies are not used in my area.AT&T Not testedConclusion a GREAT PHONE ruined by BS politics in the USA basically crushing competition by making stupid rules. Unfortunately i have to return a good phone, it has no value in the USA. The info is easily found online.Summary Buying a phone on Amazon or anywhere else is a crap shoot, spin the wheel and hope for the best. This is because these vendors say ohh yea i support 5G, but there are many bands, same for 4G LTE. They need to clearly state the bands they support for each carrier and state that these IMEI are valid in the USA.I wasted a lot of time and energy , but i learned a lot. Google this its easy to find. Many phones are banned in the USA and whats funny is they are ALL made in China. Go figure.
Reviewer: Ronnie Richardson
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great Budget Phone
Review: Picked this one up about a week or so ago as a cool looking budget phone to use as a backup to my aging Mate 20 X from 2019. Wanted something that would be worthwhile, but with a budget of under two hundred dollars in mind. I liked the look of the G9 when I ran across it and the deciding factor was not only the price, but that it had an addition coupon as well. Have to love Umidigi. After using this past week, I’ve been very happy with it. It’s processor is snappy enough for texting, web browsing and even most gaming. The call quality is as good as can be expected at this price point. It’s interesting that the back of the phone looks textured, but is smooth to the touch. The camera has been competent as well. I love the Umidigi still provides everything I need to use the phone in the box, ie. charger, charging cable, even a case. There are a couple of negatives for me. Don’t care for the flat sides of the phone in the iPhone style. Also, the charging could be quicker. Given the great price point, these small items are easy for me to overlooked. Highly recommended!
Reviewer: StephenB
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: October 24, 2024 So, what is the big deal about 5G vs. 4G wireless service? An internet search of “is 5G better than 4G” produced a number of similar answers including: “The main advantages of 5G over 4G are that it offers faster potential speeds, much lower latency, and support for more simultaneous devices.” and “5G offers significantly faster downloads, quicker uploads, and more people to be connected at the same time. That means fewer delays when using your phone and accessing web content.”Next, I checked what my Canadian carrier is offering: “As Canada’s largest 5G network, we cover over 32 million people in over 2,400 communities across the country.” I should be good to go with my current carrier, especially if 5G access is included in their plans at no extra cost. If you are curious, then “5G” stands for fifth generation while “5G+” (or the 3500 MHZ spectrum) is the latest network technology that will reportedly improve my carrier’s existing 5G network. While I checked to confirm that my home location is in the 5G coverage area, it seems that a cell phone is most often used when not at home. I’m satisfied that my carrier offers coverage which will be useful.Now, in order to take advantage of the benefits of a 5G network I need an enabled cell phone such as the Umidigi G9 5G while noting that my purchase of this phone is recent, and so these are my first impressions.A quick review of the specifications show that it possesses a number of worthwhile components such as a processor introduced earlier this year (2024). One review site says: “The Unisoc T765 is a mid-range chipset offering balanced performance, suitable for general smartphone tasks and moderately demanding games…” This is a Dual-SIM and Dual-Mode 5G processor. There is 6+6GB Extended RAM along with 128GB ROM. My preference is to use only on-board RAM, rather than extending it, for a seemingly faster experience (although who can really tell); however, your needs may require more RAM. It is always nice to have options. Users can add a SD card with the potential of up to 1TB of storage for photos and music.If you are into photography, then the G9 has three lenses: 50 MP, f/1.8 (wide), AF 2 MP f/2.4, (macro) and a 2 MP, f/2.4, (depth) plus a LED flash. While I have a macro lens for my DSLR camera, I haven’t seen one on a phone. I’m looking forward to using this feature. Recently the Northern Lights were very visible in my home town. Using a phone camera provided a great way to see and photograph this wonderful display in the night sky. The selfie camera is 8 MP f/2.2 (wide) with both front and rear cameras offering video.Other features which caught my eye include: the 5000mAh battery with fast 18W charging, the quality of the 6.75″ 90Hz display, and a FM radio with built-in antenna thus providing the possibility of local information during power outages (e.g., weather events).The G9 5G package contains the phone, a pre-applied protective screen film, phone case, power adapter, C-type cable, etc. One quibble is the phone case which while seemingly flexible/durable is also quite opaque so the space black colour of the phone is not really evident. I’ll probably look around for another (perhaps black matte) case.As mentioned, I haven’t had this Umidigi G9 5G smartphone for long and so I’m looking forward to learning more about the included Android 14 operating system, security via a side fingerprint sensor or AI face unlock, and navigation using GPS, Glonass, Beidou, or Galileo. I’m very pleased with my purchase, especially with the potential of a fast 5G connection.Update: April 24, 2025 I’ve been using this phone for many weeks now and everything has been working as expected. Photos are fine, texting works great, and I have no complaints about the audio quality during telephone calls. I’m still happy with my purchase. Alas, I don’t understand reviewers who haven’t had a good experience.
Reviewer: Raptor750
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Umidigi la meilleur marque en smartphone5g ultra rapideSuperbe belle photoBelle écranJe recommande se vendeurMerci beaucoup umidigi et se vendeur pour se magnifique smartphone
Reviewer: Labhaye Michel
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Bonne marque.
Reviewer: Beltrán
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Umidigi pertenece a un grupo de fabricantes de teléfonos de buen aspecto y funcionalidad manteniendo los precios competitivos. Aunque pasa de la cifra de los 100€ este terminal ofrece un procesador de 8 núcleos, cámara de 50 Mpix, batería de 5000 mAh y una pantalla IPS de 90 Hz, características propias de modelos de gama alta.En el interior de la caja encontraremos lo siguiente:· Manual de instrucciones, en 8 idiomas entre los que se encuentra el español.· Smartphone con una funda protectora y un protector de pantalla ya instalado.· Cargador de 5V, 9V y hasta 12V con 20W de potencia con conexión USB C a USB C· Cable USB C de color rojo· Pin para la extracción de la bandeja dual.Con el terminal en la mano destacamos:En el lateral derecho tenemos el Botón de Power con lector de huellas incorporado.Botones para subir y bajar el volumen.En el lateral izquierdo, la bandeja de la tarjeta dual SIM y el botón adicional configurable.En la parte superior, la conexión para los auriculares y el micrófono de ambienteEn la parte inferior, el conector USB C, micrófono y único altavoz del sistema.En la parte trasera tendremos el Duo de cámaras de 50 Mpix y 2 Mpix, junto al flash LEDAl encender el terminal obtendremos una versión de Android 14 bastante limpia, con el manejo de menú original, pero que tendremos que tunear ligeramente para esquivar el software del fabricante. En mi caso he borrado la tienda, el navegador y las aplicaciones del fabricante, a favor de las originales de Android/Google, y he cambiado el asistente del lateral izquierdo de la pantalla por las noticias de Google. Todo se puede eliminar sin problemas.La pantalla es grande, IPS y con un tamaño de 6,75″ con una resolución de 1600 x 720p y una velocidad de refresco de 90 Hz, más que correcta para el día a día. La imagen se ve nítida, clara, muy estable y se agradece la suavidad del scroll de la pantalla.El teléfono se mueve gracias a unas características de hardware sorprendentes, compuestas por:· CPU Octacore UniSoc T765 ( 2 x A76 + 6 x A55 )· 6 Gb de memoria RAM ( + 6 Gb robados al almacenamiento)· 128 Gb de almacenamiento para nuestros datos· GPU Mali G57 con soporte Vulkan 1.3 y OpenGL 3.2Pasado el test Antutu, hemos obtenido una puntación de 391402 puntos, cantidad respetable tanto para uso diario como el disfrute de juegos de nivel medio, Kratos se siente feliz, ágil y alegre por las calles de Esparta.En el resto de características del terminal no faltan las funciones de Bluetooth 5.2 para conectar todos tus dispositivos, el sensor de huellas y el reconocimiento facial para el desbloqueo rápido del terminal o su conexión WiFi 5 Ghz para obtener las mejores velocidades posibles. Echamos en falta el NFC para los pagos, que me ha sorprendido que no lo incluyan cuando los pagos con el móvil están tan extendidos.Destaca también sus 7,9 mm de grosor, que lo hacen realmente fino, y sus 189 gr de peso, que sorprenden sobremanera cuando incluye una batería de 5000 mAh, que lo hacen muy ligero en el día a día.
Reviewer: パーソン
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: 子供用に買いましたが自分のメイン機でもいいかもと思いました！安いし壊れても痛くない(笑)