OUKITEL WP39 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

OUKITEL WP39 Pro - improvements in the wrong aspects

The Chinese company OUKITEL does not forget to improve its successful smartphones to attract an increasing percentage of the audience. However, sometimes changes occur not exactly where they logically should be. The hero of today's review clearly confirms this statement.

It is difficult to evaluate the appearance of the new product positively. The outdated form factor of the 32-megapixel selfie camera, not the most modern block of photo modules, the huge size of the case due to moisture protection according to IP68 standards and wide screen frames are unlikely to please the future buyer. Although fans of such a brutal and in some ways even unsightly design still exist. The IPS panel used has a FullHD+ resolution, so the detail is not bad. There are no serious complaints about the color rendering, but the smoothness of the content is modest due to the refresh rate of 60 Hz, the brightness is also not pleasing. 500 nits is clearly not enough to work with the device in direct sunlight.

The technical characteristics of the Pro version have only slightly increased their performance. The MediaTek Dimensity 6300 CPU, even together with 12 GB of RAM and an overclocked Mali G57MC2 video chip, cannot be considered a gaming solution. In AnTuTu, the bundle does not reach 400 thousand points. If the Android 14 interface is sufficient with such power, then it is already not enough for resource-intensive Zenless Zone Zero and Fortnite. You have to choose low graphic presets to get stable gameplay without framerate drops. Of course, there are no questions about autonomy. The 11000 mAh battery is more than enough for 3-4 days. Charging with a power of 33 W could be considered fast with a smaller battery capacity. Otherwise, you will have to spend many hours at the outlet. The permanent memory is allocated as much as 512 GB, and a slot for MicroSD cards is installed.

The main 64-megapixel Sony IMX682 sensor, an 8-megapixel night vision sensor and a 2-megapixel portrait module are selected as photo cameras. Auxiliary photo sensors are unlikely to be used often due to mediocre quality, but the main one seems to be suitable for daytime shooting, and evening shots with a tripod are decent. There is no stereo sound, the only speaker is loud, but does not have a balanced frequency response. Listening to music with pleasure will not work. Contactless NFC payments are the final plus of the gadget, which for someone will become one of the fundamental ones when buying a mobile assistant. However, we cannot definitely recommend purchasing a rather ordinary device.