Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 VS Ulefone Armor 30

The Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 both feature waterproof designs, with the Ulefone offering an IP69 rating compared to the Blackview's IP68. This indicates that while both devices offer robust water resistance, the Armor 30 is rated for slightly higher levels of water exposure and dust protection.

In terms of size and weight, the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 is lighter at 357 g and slightly slimmer at 14.5 mm thickness. The Ulefone Armor 30, on the other hand, is heavier at 441 g and thicker at 18.5 mm. Both devices are similar in height (around 182 mm), with the Blackview measuring 182.2 mm and the Ulefone at 182.8 mm. The width is also nearly identical, with the Blackview being 86 mm and the Ulefone at 86.8 mm.

When it comes to volume, the Ulefone Armor 30 is noticeably larger, with a volume of 293.54024 cm³ compared to the Blackview's 227.2034 cm³. Both devices have rugged builds and cannot be folded, ensuring they are designed for durability in harsh environments.

Both the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 feature LCD, IPS displays with a resolution of 1080 x 2460 px and a pixel density of 396 ppi, ensuring sharp and clear visuals. The refresh rate for both devices is 120Hz, providing smooth motion for apps and videos.

When it comes to screen size, the Ulefone Armor 30 has a larger display at 6.95″ compared to the Blackview's 6.78″ screen. Both devices have Gorilla Glass 5 for branded damage-resistant glass, offering protection against scratches and impacts.

In terms of features, the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 does not support HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, or Always-On Display, and it lacks a secondary screen. The Ulefone Armor 30, however, does have a secondary screen, but like the Blackview, it does not support HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, or Always-On Display.

The Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 both feature 12GB of RAM, ensuring strong multitasking performance. However, the Blackview has a slightly slower RAM speed at 2133 MHz, while the Ulefone's RAM operates at 4266 MHz, offering faster data access and improved performance in memory-intensive tasks.

In terms of internal storage, the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 offers 256GB, whereas the Ulefone Armor 30 doubles this with 512GB. Both devices support a maximum of 2000GB of external memory, allowing for substantial expansion. Both also utilize DDR4 memory, which is optimized for high performance.

The two devices use different chipsets, with the Blackview sporting a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 and the Ulefone using the MediaTek Helio G100. The Blackview's CPU clock speed is slightly higher, with its cores reaching up to 2.4 GHz, compared to the Ulefone's 2.2 GHz. The Ulefone's GPU clock speed is higher at 1000 MHz, compared to the Blackview's 950 MHz. Both devices support 64-bit architecture, integrated LTE, and big.LITTLE technology, ensuring modern processing efficiency. The Blackview supports DirectX 12, while the Ulefone is limited to DirectX 11, which could have some impact on certain graphic-intensive applications.

The Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 both feature 32MP front cameras. However, the Blackview has a front camera with a wide aperture of 2.2f, while the Ulefone has a slightly wider aperture of 2.45f. Both devices also offer phase-detection autofocus for photos, continuous autofocus for video recording, and support for slow-motion video recording, but the Blackview includes optical image stabilization for the main camera, which the Ulefone lacks.

When it comes to the main cameras, the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 has a triple-lens setup with 50MP, 20MP, and 2MP sensors, while the Ulefone Armor 30 has a more powerful triple-lens configuration with 64MP, 50MP, and 50MP sensors. Both phones support manual exposure, touch autofocus, and can create panoramas in-camera. Both also have a CMOS sensor and lack a BSI sensor.

For video recording, the Blackview can record at 1440p at 30fps, while the Ulefone can record at 2160p at 30fps, offering higher resolution. Both devices include HDR modes, serial shot modes, and timelapse functions, but neither supports HDR10 or Dolby Vision recording. The Ulefone features two flash LEDs for the main camera, while the Blackview has four LEDs but lacks a dual-tone flash. Both phones lack a front-facing LED flash and a dual-lens front camera.

Both the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 run on Android 15 and share many similar features. Both have clipboard warnings, location and camera/microphone privacy options, and the ability to block app tracking. They also both support theme customization, dynamic theming, and customizable notifications. Additionally, both devices offer features like dark mode, battery health checks, offline voice recognition, and the ability to track the device's current position.

While the Blackview and Ulefone are quite similar in functionality, there are a few features that stand out. The Blackview includes an extra dim mode, supports split-screen multitasking, and offers Live Text, full-page screenshots, and Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode. The Ulefone also offers these features but has no differences in this category.

Neither device supports Quick Start or gets direct OS updates. Both also include widgets, voice commands, and sharing intents, and both are free and open-source. Neither device allows for Wi-Fi password sharing, has a front-facing camera under the display, or offers a PC mode, maintaining consistency across both devices in these areas.

The Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 both come with rechargeable batteries, but the Ulefone features a significantly larger battery capacity at 12800 mAh compared to the Blackview's 7500 mAh. Both devices support fast charging, but the Ulefone supports faster charging speeds, with a maximum of 66W, while the Blackview supports 33W fast charging.

While neither device has a removable battery, both feature a battery level indicator, allowing users to easily check their remaining charge. The Blackview does not support wireless charging, whereas the Ulefone Armor 30 includes wireless charging capabilities, providing added convenience for charging without cables.

Both devices have rechargeable batteries, and they share the ability to support fast charging, making them both capable of recharging quickly. However, the Ulefone's larger battery and faster charging speed make it more suited for users who prioritize battery life and charging performance.

Both the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 feature a 3.5 mm audio jack, allowing for wired headphone connections. However, the Blackview does not have stereo speakers, while the Ulefone includes stereo speakers, offering a potentially richer audio experience when using the device's built-in speakers.

Neither device supports aptX, LDAC, aptX HD, aptX Adaptive, or aptX Lossless audio technologies, which are typically used for enhanced wireless audio quality. Additionally, the Blackview does not have a radio, whereas the Ulefone Armor 30 includes a radio, providing an option for listening to FM radio stations without the need for an internet connection.

In summary, both devices have the essential 3.5 mm audio jack, but the Ulefone Armor 30 stands out with its stereo speakers and radio functionality, which the Blackview does not offer.

Both the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 support dual SIM cards, have an external memory slot, NFC, and USB Type-C ports. However, the Ulefone Armor 30 offers a wider range of Wi-Fi support, including Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 6, in addition to Wi-Fi 4 and Wi-Fi 5. The Blackview, on the other hand, only supports Wi-Fi 4 and Wi-Fi 5. Additionally, the Ulefone has a Bluetooth version 5.4, while the Blackview uses Bluetooth 5.2.

In terms of download speed, the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 offers a higher maximum download speed of 3300 MBit/s, while the Ulefone Armor 30's maximum download speed is 650 MBit/s. Both phones support GPS, a compass, accelerometer, barometer, and have a fingerprint scanner, but the Ulefone includes an infrared sensor, which the Blackview lacks.

Neither device supports 5G, and both lack advanced features like 3D facial recognition, iris scanners, or a built-in projector. Both devices also lack motion tracking, optical tracking, and HDMI output. However, both phones support Galileo and have a cellular module, ensuring reliable connectivity for various location-based services and network functions.

Both the Blackview Oscal Pilot 3 and Ulefone Armor 30 come with a video light, but neither device features sapphire glass displays, curved displays, or e-paper displays. These features are consistent across both models, with no differentiation between the two devices in this group.

In summary, both devices share identical specifications in terms of display and additional features, with a video light being the only notable common attribute in this category.