Mini Review
A smart summary of the Umidigi Note 100A
Advantages
- Retains the beloved 3.5mm audio jack
- Offers decent overall value
Disadvantages
- No 5G support
- Lacks modern 5G connectivity
- Uses an IPS LCD instead of AMOLED
- Plastic back feels slightly cheap
In the entry-level segment, the Umidigi Note 100A strives to offer essential features without a hefty price tag. At BDT. 15,000, it is an ideal choice for first-time buyers.
The and combo provides a very balanced user experience. Swiping through the UI feels quick. It strikes a good balance between efficiency and power.
As for endurance, Battery anxiety is non-existent with the cell packed inside. It lasts impressively long. When you finally need a top-up, the brick fills it up reasonably fast.
On the front, we are greeted by a LCD panel. While it lacks the deep blacks of OLED, the brightness is surprisingly good. For casual browsing, the screen does a fair job.
Let's talk about performance. The camera setup is decent for casual photography. In daylight, you can get nice shots. However, in low light, noise creeps in, which is expected in this tier.
The Umidigi Note 100A is a testament to Umidigi's strategy. While it has some compromises, but for BDT. 15,000, it brings a lot to the table. It gets a thumbs up from us.
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