Doogee N20 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Doogee N20 Pro - improvements without zest

The Chinese company Dodge has not lost its ability to create inexpensive, but stylish and functional smartphones without serious flaws. However, the general level of corporation products and their software, as inferior to the best manufacturers in the market, continues to do so. The hero of this review, unfortunately, although noticeably more interesting than its predecessor, does not seek to change the situation and has every chance of getting lost among a dozen similar devices.

The design of the device is extremely relevant. You can scold the body except for the materials of manufacture. Polycarbonate used, although high-quality, but still delicate and fragile. It will not be difficult to catch a scratch. But the design of the quartet of cameras in the style of the Samsung Galaxy S20 line, the well-thought-out colors of the back panel with a fingerprint sensor and the frameless 6.3-inch OGS-display are combined into an exterior worthy for the value category. The IPS panel used is not without a high resolution of 2280x1080 pixels, which goes well with excellent brightness and contrast.

On the screen examined, it will be pleasant to launch modern games with medium-high graphics settings. It is this kind of performance that is provided by the technical characteristics in the face of the Mediatek Helio P60 processor , 6GB of RAM and the MaliG72MP3 graphics adapter. The bundle is not the newest, but quite powerful and at the same time energy-efficient. A single battery charge of 4300mAh is enough for about 8-9 hours of active screen time. Do you like to store dozens of music albums and films in your mobile assistant? 128GB of ROM and a microSD card slot will do this and avoid running out of memory.

The main 16-, 8-, 5- and 2-megapixel photomodules advanced the photographic capabilities ahead of the previous model, however, the phablet is far from being called a camera phone. The evening pictures are still noisy, although the decrease in the detail of such photos is insignificant. The 16-megapixel front sensor also solidly fulfills selfies even in mediocre lighting. There is no support for contactless payments, wireless charging, and protection from dust and moisture in the gadget. But it’s a pity, because it is precisely these features that could be important competitive advantages. As a result, the device, although it does not cause negative emotions, does not stand out from the background of its many rivals.