Blackview BV6200 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Blackview BV6200 Pro - attractive with autonomy

The Chinese company Blackview is known primarily for its secure smartphones. Inexpensive gadgets can withstand extreme weather conditions and even falls from heights. In addition, such phones usually have a number of competitive advantages. For the hero of today's review, this was a huge battery.

The design of the new product is far from ideal, but you wouldn’t expect anything else from an affordable device with dust and moisture protection according to IP68 standards. The dimensions of the case and the thick display frames are especially striking. Among the positive aspects, we highlight the interesting design of two photo modules and an extremely loud speaker, original color schemes for monoblocks, and a side fingerprint scanner. There is no improvement in the IPS panel in the Pro version. Before us is the same 6.56-inch low-resolution IPS screen of 1612x720 pixels, the clarity of which is disappointing. There is also no increased image refresh rate, but the only advantage we can note is the natural reproduction of colors.

The technical characteristics are not the worst for the low price category. Of course, instead of the MediaTek Helio P35 CPU, I would like to see a more modern UNISOC Tiger T606, but this chipset, coupled with 4GB of RAM and the PowerVR GE8320 video adapter, copes with the Android 13 interface. Most applications function smoothly, but you need to forget about demanding games. Even the less resource-intensive World Of Tanks Blitz and PUBG Mobile sometimes disappoint with freezes and stutters. But you definitely won’t have to think about finding outlets for 3-4 days, because the battery capacity has reached a fantastic 13000 mAh. The only pity is that the charging power is not a particularly impressive 18W. As for permanent memory, its size has been increased to 128GB, so not all buyers will have a significant need to use MicroSD cards.

13- and 0.3-megapixel cameras are not recommended for artistic photography, especially in mediocre lighting. Frequent errors in color rendering, modest detail, and an abundance of noise make it possible to use photo sensors more likely to capture documents. If we try to extend the list of advantages of the device, we can recall NFC contactless payments and a good 8-megapixel selfie camera. Thus, if you need a very durable and long-lasting mobile assistant that does not pretend to be a camera phone or a replacement for a game console, then the gadget should be considered for purchase.