OUKITEL K15 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

OUKITEL K15 - battery above all else

The Chinese company Oukitel has decided to give its fans a lot of smartphones with increased autonomy in recent months, but if a few years ago only such a competitive advantage was enough to create a competitive phone, today a demanding audience wants to get both the beauty of design and functionality. Unfortunately, the hero of today's review can only partially boast of such things.

The appearance of the novelty seems outdated. Not the most relevant design of a 13-megapixel selfie camera, wide screen frames, immodest body dimensions, a bulky camera unit are trying to make the phablet brutal, but it turns out to be mediocre in the exterior. The quality of the 6.52-inch display meets the border of the low and medium price segments. The brightness and contrast of the OGS panel are not bad, but the resolution of 1600 x 720 pixels is not enough for a clear picture. In addition, the glass does not have an oleophobic coating, which impairs the process of working with the gadget.

The technical characteristics are also far from outstanding. The Mediatek Helio P35 processor, coupled with 6GB of RAM and the PowerVR GE8320 video accelerator, are excellent for casual games and the Android Q interface, but more resource-intensive projects, even at minimal graphics settings, operate with lags. But internal storage is allocated 128GB of ROM , there is also a slot for MicroSD cards . Only music, video and undemanding applications will have to be stored in memory.

The main 16- and 2-megapixel photo modules guarantee basic photographic capabilities. This means high-quality daytime photos while maintaining detail and color if the subject is static. In other scenarios, the buyer will receive either blurry or noisy images. But the battery capacity of 10000mAh is amazing, because it reaches up to three days of active screen time from a single charge. I would also like to note the presence of contactless NFC payments, which is rare for budget Android smartphones. Thus, the considered device is not suitable for the most sophisticated users who want to get an autonomous mobile assistant for more or less reasonable money.