UMi say the UMi Touch’s battery won’t explode (plus spy photo)


After making a few attractive phones that somehow didn’t turn out to be as popular as the factory would’ve hoped, UMi are pretty enthusiastic about their next — the UMi Touch.

The phone is aimed at power users with specs consisting of a 4000mAh battery, metal body and a design that’s in tune with what other larger brands are producing at the moment.

However, UMi have taken time out to tell its future and potential users that the 4000mAh battery ‘will not explode’ thanks to the tech they’re using. For readers a little more tech savvy, what UMi are basically saying is that the battery they’re using is a Li-Po and not Li-ion.

That said, there’s also another sneak peek we’ve gotten of the upcoming Touch. In all fairness, the phone does look a lot like the Meizu MX5/Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 (and clones thereof), but it’s a design completely different from what we’ve seen from UMi in the past.

We’re just hoping that the brand manages to be on top of its software game to back this metal-clad phone! Meanwhile, gawk at the latest picture of the phone below, or head over to our older article discussing more leaked photos of the UMi Touch (and its physical home button).

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6 Comments

  1. .
    February 3, 2016

    It can still melt

  2. Levi Smith
    February 3, 2016

    But will it blend?

    • February 3, 2016

      Yes, will definitely blend in with a tonne of phones looking exactly like one another! 😉

    • dutchgio
      February 3, 2016

      But the battery won’t explode while blending it. 😉

      • Karly Johnston
        February 3, 2016

        Jerryriggs will apreciate that the next time he bends a phone.

  3. Nilzie
    February 4, 2016

    Well they dont make the batteries so all theyre doing is using such a battery. Its not like they created the battery. Pretty misleadling