Rugged tablets usually prioritize endurance over extras, but Ulefone is pushing its Armor Pad 5 Ultra toward an all-in-one field device. Revealed as part of the company’s IFA 2026 showcase, the 11-inch tablet combines a 24,200mAh battery, 120W charging, an integrated 200-lumen projector, and two rear LED lights. That combination could reduce the number of separate devices needed for a campsite, a temporary workspace, or a job that extends beyond daylight hours.
The Armor Pad 5 Ultra runs on MediaTek’s Dimensity 7400X. Ulefone also showed the more compact Armor Pad 6, offering an alternative to the growing number of 13- and 14-inch rugged tablets. Full display, weight, durability, and U.S. pricing details were not included in the provided announcement material.
A lineup designed around specialized tools
Ulefone said it brought more than 10 new products to Berlin, with the Armor 35 Pro leading the phone range. Rather than treating rugged construction as the product’s only feature, the company is building specialized hardware into its mobile devices for measurement, low-light viewing, projection, and inspection work.
- Armor 35 Pro: A rugged phone with a 1.2 km time-of-flight laser rangefinder, a 900-lumen flashlight, a 107 dB speaker, a 20MP night-vision camera, 12GB of RAM, a MediaTek Helio G200 chip, and an 11,000mAh battery.
- Armor 34 Pro+: A projector-equipped rugged phone with a 25,500mAh battery.
- Armor 28 Ultra Thermal: A rugged phone with thermal imaging.
- Atom 3: One of Ulefone’s first mini PCs.
- Atom 4: One of Ulefone’s first mini PCs.
- Armor Watch Ultra: A wearable included in the IFA display.
Accessories extend the tablet-and-phone toolkit
The practical focus continues with Ulefone’s uSmart accessories. Its endoscope is intended for inspecting pipes, engines, and other difficult-to-reach areas, while a digital microscope can be connected to a phone for close-up inspection. These peripherals help explain the appeal of unusually large batteries and purpose-built connectors in the company’s rugged lineup: the mobile device is positioned as the screen, power source, and computing hub for a broader kit.
For tablet buyers, the Armor Pad 5 Ultra is the clearest example of that strategy. Its built-in projector and lighting could be useful where portable entertainment, presentations, or visibility matter more than thinness and low weight. U.S. availability and pricing for the new models have not been confirmed in the provided material.
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