Doogee BL5000 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Doogee BL5000 - a strong long-liver

A significant part of products of the Chinese company Doogee is characterized by an excellent balance of a performance, a design and a modest price. However, every year the audience's requests are growing. And so, in the hero of today's review, the firm had to put also an excellent autonomy, flavored with increased durability.

The appearance of the novelty is remembered thanks to several moments. The first is the original design of the rear dual 13-megapixel camera (there is a LED-flash between the photomodules), the second is a branded bumper stylized under the skin. It gives the phone not only beauty, but also additional protection. The display of the device is a bright and fairly contrast 5.5-inches IPS-panel with a resolution at 1920 by 1080 pixels. The flagship quality of the picture it does not reach, but not to the most whimsical buyer will seem close to the ideal. There is an excellent fingerprint scanner in the device.

The supporting 4G Mediatek MT6750T processor is organically combined with 4GB of RAM and a good Mali T880MP2 video chip. This combination of technical components achieves the acceptable operation of most gaming and other demanding applications, although sometimes with a slight slowdown. The volume of ROM reaches 64 gigabytes, microSD cards prevent possible shortage of memory.

A pair of the above photomodules competently copes even with shooting in poor light conditions. The developer did not forget about lovers of selfie, supplying the gadget with an 8-megapixel front camera. Photos created by the front camera deserve to be published in a social network without any corrections. A huge battery at 5050mAh will please the user, it is the guarantor of 8-9 hours of active screen time. Thus, we got an extremely balanced device, which will not be afraid of both resource-intensive tasks and falling from a decent height.