Doogee S Punk Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

DOOGEE S Punk - a great name

It is difficult to deny originality to the Chinese company Doogee. The corporation is trying to diversify the range of smartphones it produces as much as possible, which is evident from their design, technical characteristics, and focus on different categories of users. The hero of today's review, despite his rebellious name, has actually become an ordinary representative of secure phones at the border of the lower and middle price segments.

The appearance of the new product is not bad, but it is not without the disadvantages inherent in inexpensive IP68 phones. The main ones are the enormous thickness of the case and massive display frames. The stylish combination of two photo modules and a mono speaker into a single design element, bright colors of the rear panels, and a side fingerprint sensor are trying to brighten up the impression of mediocre ergonomics and exterior problems. The lack of stereo sound will definitely not upset you, because the 4W speaker pleases with both volume and bass. The 6.58-inch IPS screen can be praised for its color reproduction and picture clarity at FullHD+ resolution, but the image refresh rate of the standard 60 hertz, as well as the brightness reserve not exceeding 500 nits, are rather disappointing.

The UNISOC Tiger T606 processor, 6GB of RAM and the Mali G57MC1 graphics chip are unlikely to amaze with the level of performance provided, however, you won’t have to worry about the abundance of lags in the Android 14 interface. With games, everything is not so simple. Undemanding projects like PUBG Mobile show a stable and not the lowest frame rate, but the resource-intensive Genshin Impact is replete with stutters, regardless of graphics settings. But with autonomy everything is great. A 10800 mAh battery will require searching for an outlet or power bank only after 3-4 days. There is fast charging at 33W, but you still need to devote 4-5 hours to it. 256GB of permanent memory is allocated, a slot for MicroSD cards is in place.

The 50-megapixel module without optical stabilization is complemented by a 2-megapixel macro camera. The auxiliary sensor is close to being useless, but the main photo module is suitable for creating daytime shots with decent detail and a small amount of noise. NFC contactless payments are present; purchases in the supermarket are completed in a split second. As a result, we have a good, but not very remarkable device, which has many opponents with similar parameters.