Ulefone Armor 29 Pro Thermal Brings High-Resolution Heat Vision to Rugged Phones

Ulefone is expanding its rugged lineup with the Ulefone Armor 29 Pro Thermal. It builds on the success of the Armor 28 Ultra Thermal and takes mobile thermal imaging even further. Alongside it, a standard Armor 29 Pro model will also be available. Both versions will soon launch on AliExpress, Amazon, and Ulefone’s own store, with final pricing to be revealed at the release.

The highlight of the Ulefone Armor 29 Pro Thermal version is the ThermoVue T2 sensor. It delivers a 640 x 512 resolution with a fast 25Hz refresh rate. Combined with SharpenAI and FusionAI processing, the result is clear and detailed thermal images. This opens the door to many professional uses, from inspections to emergency response.

For industrial and commercial work, the phone helps detect overheating machinery, electrical faults, or hidden gas leaks. It can also reveal weak points in pipelines, tanks, or insulation. In emergency scenarios, it assists firefighters and rescue teams by showing heat signatures even through smoke or total darkness.

Outdoor users can spot wildlife without disturbing them, navigate safely at night, or keep campsites secure. Building experts can track energy loss, moisture, or insulation gaps with ease. The sensor even helps uncover hidden surveillance devices or identify faulty electronic parts during repairs.

Beyond its thermal skills, the Armor 29 Pro Thermal is packed with hardware muscle. A massive 21,200mAh battery powers the device, with 120W charging support to refill quickly. The phone features a 6.67-inch AMOLED display running at 120Hz for smooth visuals. On the back, a secondary 1.04-inch screen provides quick access to essentials without turning on the main display.

For those who want the toughness but not the thermal camera, the regular Armor 29 Pro offers the same rugged design and performance. Both the Ulefone Armor 29 Pro Thermal Version and the non-Thermal are expected to launch in mid-September with special introductory pricing.