Umidigi F2 turned out to be a typical smartphone from the Chinese brand of the third tier. Judging by the characteristics, iron is the killer of everything and everything in its price category, but in practice things are not as rosy as we would like.
This device really looks interesting and has a fairly powerful processor, albeit from MediaTek. He has a good battery, there is NFC, a triple slot for cards, and all this is sold for quite adequate money. However, along with the advantages, F2 has a whole scattering of various jambs, which only undemanding users can ignore.
Is it worth it to go on a gamble and take a similar smartphone? Of course it is up to you to decide, but I would not advise being driven on dry characteristics. Only 1.5-2 thousand more expensive in Russia is the gray Redmi Note 8 Pro (review) , which, with comparable autonomy, is better than Yumidigi F2 in literally everything – the camera, gaming performance, screen quality. You can even save a little money and take Redmi Note 8T or Realme 5 – these are proven devices, the probability of running into problems with which is much lower.