Ulefone RugKing: Tough Phones Tortured By Electric Drills, Paku, And Falls From Bridges, But Stay Alive!

Ulefone RugKing, bukan sekadar ponsel, tapi tank kecil yang siap menghadapi pekanan brutal. (foto: @uraz_yy)

JAKARTA Resilient mobile phone manufacturer Ulefone has again attracted the attention of the world of technology with its latest extreme actions. Through two video tests of resilience, they prove that their newest cheap smartphone, Ulefone RugKing, is not just a cellphone, but a small tank that is ready to face brutal torture.

In the first video entitled Uleptone RugKing Witch Test: Affordable Yet Rugged! This phone was tested in an unusual way. The screen is used to break walnut skin, then used as a hammer to stick nails into wooden blocks.

It didn't stop there, the Ulefone team even challenged the phone screen with an electric drill. After all that, the device is still washed using a high pressure washer and remains lit without breaking a bit.

The second video is no less extreme. Ulefone threw RugKing from a bridge over a grass, concrete, and gravel. The phone was also dropped into a puddle of deep water, even thrown into a tree and a large stone. All the torture didn't make the phone completely shut down. It still works normally as if nothing happened.

What makes it even more interesting is that RugKing is not an expensive flagship cellphone, but an affordable class tough phone. Behind its resilience, this device is powered by an octa-core Unisoc T7255 processor, combined with 8GB RAM and 256GB of internal storage.

The 5.99-inch screen remains responsive despite the face of various tortures', while the back is installed with a 50-megapixel main camera and a 2-megapixel macro camera.

Ulefone seems to want to emphasize one thing through RugKing: true toughness doesn't have to be expensive. With the durability to electric drills, nails, water, and hard impacts, RugKing proves itself to be one of the most 'sadistic' tough phones in its class that can even make other premium phones feel inferior.