Doogee N50 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Doogee N50 - bright youth smartphone

What should be a smart phone for an active young man? Beautiful, functional and, of course, inexpensive. The hero of today's review fully fits this description, however, it still could not do without minor flaws.

As noted above, the novelty is able to attract with its appearance. The developer rewarded the phablet with a wonderful combination of original colors, a stylish dual photosensor and a side fingerprint sensor. It's a pity that the front surface is difficult to fall asleep with a hail of compliments. The 8-megapixel front sensor looks nondescript, the screen bezels turned out to be quite wide. The 6.52-inch IPS display is no surprise either. It does not have the lowest brightness, but it lacks picture clarity due to the resolution of 1600x720 pixels. It also lacks an increased image refresh rate.

But with the technical characteristics of the full order. The UNISOC Tiger T606 processor at its low cost offers good performance for everyday tasks. The octa-core chipset with 8GB of RAM and the Mali G57 MC1 video core demonstrates the responsive operation of Android 13, instantly launching many applications. Sophisticated gamers are better off looking at more expensive devices, however, the unit in question is also ready to cope with an abundance of three-dimensional games. Only the most resource-intensive tiles like Fortnite will be exceptions, because they cannot achieve smooth gameplay even with minimal graphics presets. The not very capacious 4200 mAh battery charges quickly (18W), and the autonomy it gives out is not satisfactory due to the energy efficiency of the CPU. The user will have approximately 7-8 hours of screen time. There is no noticeable savings on the amount of internal memory. 128GB of ROM is enough for instant messengers, photos, and game projects. There is also a slot for microSD cards.

A good level of photo opportunities during the day is organized by 50- and 2-megapixel photomodules, headed by Samsung JN1. Under normal lighting conditions, it is not difficult to get a frame that can be published on a social network without editing. Unfortunately, decent detailing and natural color reproduction give way to numerous noises and blurring of objects during evening photo shoots, and shooting indoors does not always lead to the desired result. Saved on stereo speakers. The mono sound is loud enough, but its quality is not enough for pleasant listening to music or watching movies. There are also no NFC contactless payments, which will be a critical drawback for a part of the audience. But other buyers who do not need to pay with a mobile assistant in supermarkets simply have to pay attention to this device.