Until now, all we knew about the upcoming Ulefone Tiger phone is that it’ll have a 5.5′ screen. Now we also know that Tiger’s battery will have the capacity of over 4000mAh which, according to Ulefone, will allow it two days of normal use before having to recharge. The company promises that Tiger’s batteries will be made with Sony’s latest li-polymer electric cell, which will lead a to more stable electric input and output, and that the use of a special energy consumption control chip will minimize the unneccessary power usage. Due to Samsung’s recent scandal revolving around exploding batteries, Ulefone has used non-inflammable, high-strength materials for the battery enclosure. Looking at the phone’s pictures, we can also safely say that it will feature an all-metal body case and a rearside fingerprint sensor.

Sounds like a lot of effort has been put into the device’s battery, and, frankly, it sounds too good to be true. Any opinions?