Doogee S55 Lite Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Doogee S55 Lite - the future of the IP68 segment? 

Protected from water, dust and falling, smartphones have long been not only more expensive than their ordinary counterparts, but inferior to them in the beauty of design and functionality. The Chinese company Doogee definitely did not like this state of affairs. That's why the hero of today's review makes a small, but very important revolution in its segment. 

Appearance of the novelty completely repeats that of its "older brother". Given the markedly reduced price, this fact should be considered as a complement. An excellent 5.5-inches OGS-display with sides ratio at 18:9, a fingerprint scanner and a dual camera leave very pleasant emotions from the appearance of the gadget. And the screen is ready to give a bright, saturated picture, which remains visible in direct sunlight and is deprived of serious color distortions when the device is tilted. 

For an inexpensive phone, the combination of the latest Mediatek MT6739 processor, 2GB of RAM and the PowerVR GE8100 GPU is optimal in terms of both energy efficiency and performance. With a 1440x720 pixels resolution, the device guarantees the smooth operation of most resource-intensive games. 16GB of ROM are small by today's standards the amount of internal storage, so to store multimedia files will be really useful a MicroSD-card. 

13 and 8-megapixel rear photomodules outperform many similar solutions from opponents, allowing you not to worry about the clarity of images even with mediocre lighting. Photos will not be free of noise, but the overall quality of the results of the photosession is unlikely to disappoint. But the 5-megapixel frontal sensor did not become a revelation and can only be a replacement for a mirror. But from the battery at 5500mAh the buyer has the right to expect up to 11-12 hours of active screen time. You can safely throw out a power bank in the far corner. In addition, the presence of optimized Android Oreo, OTE and LTE give us no other choice except calling the device the one of the best options for buying in the value category.