Doogee V Max Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

DOOGEE V Max Pro - brutal, long-lasting and inexpensive

The audience of fans of phones with increased durability and the same battery life is only growing every year. The Chinese company Doogee is well aware of this fact and with enviable consistency expands the range of such devices. The hero of today's review, which is perfectly balanced for the price tag requested for it, also belongs to them.

The appearance of the new product is not bad for its segment. Of course, moisture protection according to IP68 standards and a huge battery of 22000 mAh could not be hidden in a thin case. As a result, we got a candy bar almost 3 centimeters thick and weighing more than 500 grams. But along with this, autonomy of 5-6 days of active use of the gadget also appeared. True, fast charging is limited to 33W, you will have to be near the outlet for about five hours. As for the exterior, it tries to attract attention with a beautiful triple camera block with an abundance of LEDs, an original texture of the back panel, and a side fingerprint scanner. The 6.58-inch IPS display has wide frames, but the picture quality is hard to criticize. The FullHD+ resolution is enough for the clarity of the content, the smoothness of the image is achieved by the flagship 120 Hz refresh rate, the color rendition is realistic, and the brightness level of 700 nits is quite decent for IPS technology. Direct sunlight still does not remove visibility by 100%.

The technical characteristics are the MediaTek Dimensity 7050 processor, 12 GB of RAM and the Mali G68MC4 video core. The bundle is increasingly found in reasonably priced rugged devices, which is pleasing. It scores 520-550 thousand points in the AnTuTu benchmark, so there is no need to worry about lags in the Android 14 interface. Everything is great with games too. You can even launch projects such as Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail and Fortnite with medium graphic presets with a stable framerate. At the same time, the heating of the unit is insignificant, there is almost no throttling. The permanent memory of 512 GB is enough for most users, but there is also a slot for microSD cards.

The photo capabilities of 108- (main sensor), 20- (monochrome night vision sensor) and 8-megapixel (macro camera) are not outstanding, but they are still much wider than the basic ones. Daytime photos usually come out natural and detailed, but due to the lack of optical stabilization, several takes are necessary for evening photo sessions. Stereo sound is present, you are unlikely to miss an important call. In addition, there is support for NFC contactless payments, 5G networks, and a gyroscope. Thus, the device will definitely appeal to fans of super-strong phablets with huge batteries.