Ulefone’s Armor 35 Pro is positioning the rugged phone as a field tool rather than simply a tougher handset. Shown at IFA 2026, the device pairs a 1.2 km time-of-flight laser rangefinder with a 900-lumen flashlight, a 107 dB speaker and a 20 MP night-vision camera—hardware aimed at distance measurement and low-light work.
The phone is powered by MediaTek’s Helio G200, with 12 GB of RAM and an 11,000 mAh battery. Ulefone says the Armor 35 Pro leads a Berlin showcase of more than 10 new products spanning rugged phones, tablets, mini PCs and inspection accessories.
Projectors, thermal imaging and inspection tools
Several other products at the stand extend the same utility-first approach, from integrated projectors to thermal imaging and connected inspection hardware.
- Armor 34 Pro+ features an integrated projector and a 25,500 mAh battery.
- Armor 28 Ultra Thermal adds thermal imaging.
- Armor Pad 5 Ultra has an 11-inch display, a Dimensity 7400X chip, a 24,200 mAh battery, 120 W charging, a 200-lumen projector and two rear LED lights.
- Armor Pad 6 takes a more compact-tablet approach.
- Atom 3 and Atom 4 are Ulefone’s first mini PCs.
- Armor Watch Ultra was also part of the IFA lineup.
Ulefone also demonstrated its uSmart accessories, including a phone-connected endoscope for inspecting pipes, engines and other hard-to-reach areas, alongside a digital microscope. The accessory ecosystem helps explain the company’s emphasis on bulky enclosures, specialized connectors and high-capacity batteries across the Armor range.
The lineup also included additional Armor, Armor X and RugKing models. Ulefone has not provided international pricing or release timing for the IFA 2026 products, leaving availability as the main outstanding detail for the rangefinder-equipped Armor 35 Pro and its companion devices.
