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

Doogee V Max Plus - a giant in which everything is good

The Chinese company Doogee does not forget about smartphones protected from dust and moisture at the turn of the middle and high price segments. The hero of today's review is a continuation of the once popular gadget. The Plus index was added to the name, and judging by all the parameters of the device, its appearance is completely justified.

The appearance of the new product cannot be considered the most attractive in the world, but there are logical explanations for this. The impressive thickness of the case and its weight are justified by such factors as moisture protection according to IP68 standards, as well as a battery of 22000 mAh. It needs to be charged at least once every 5-6 days. True, for some reason they saved on the charging power, with 33W you will have to be at the outlet for about five hours. Let's get back to the design. The original block of photo modules, bright inserts on the rear panel stylized as carbon and metal, a convenient side fingerprint scanner make the exterior quite beautiful, although they do not improve ergonomics. The 6.58-inch screen is still made using IPS technology, so you can’t count on a large supply of brightness. In direct sunlight, the picture remains visible, but nothing more. But the clarity of the image at a FullHD+ resolution and its smoothness at a refresh rate of 120 Hz, natural color rendition and even the presence of an oleophobic coating will leave only positive emotions.

The technical characteristics include a MediaTek Dimensity 7050 processor, 16 GB of RAM and a Mali G68MC4 video core. Although this is not a flagship bundle in terms of performance, it is enough for smooth playback of the Android 14 interface, as well as all existing applications and games. However, in truly resource-intensive projects like Genshin Impact, it is better to lower the graphics settings to get a stable framerate. The developer did not skimp on decent internal storage of 512 GB, while retaining a slot for MicroSD cards.

The photographic capabilities are more interesting than those of many competitors. And it is not about the auxiliary 20-megapixel (monochrome night vision sensor) and 8-megapixel (wide-angle lens) modules. The main technological 200-megapixel Samsung ISOCELL HP3 photosensor, even without optical stabilization, provides high-quality daytime and evening shooting. There is noise in the photos, but not in a critical amount, but the detail of even small objects is at a height. Add to all of the above contactless payment NFC, modem support for 5G networks, a gyroscope and a reasonable price to get another commercially successful phone from a gaining momentum manufacturer.