OUKITEL C23 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oukitel C23 Pro - marking time

The Chinese company Aukitel continues to expand the range of smartphones in the lower and middle price segments, but their positioning remains the same, as well as the technical characteristics. Once every few months, we consistently receive phones that try to look like the flagship models of more popular brands, but mediocre on the inside. The hero of today's review, unfortunately, matches the specified description.

The design of the novelty is endowed with both a number of topical things (a beautiful block of four photomodules, attractive body colors), and frankly outdated elements (a fingerprint scanner on the back, an 8-megapixel selfie camera in the shape of a "drop", wide screen frames). Thus, the overall impression of the exterior is mixed. The back panel is made of plastic, but its quality is not bad for the value category. The 6.53-inch OGS-screen is characterized by a resolution of 1600x720 pixels, and a number of opponents are already ready to boast of FullHD + displays. However, the brightness and contrast do not upset even in direct sunlight, which partially compensates for the lack of picture clarity.

But the Mediatek Helio P22 processor, coupled with 4GB of RAM and the PowerVR GE8320 video adapter, can be praised only for energy efficiency. Even the Android 10 interface and not the most resource-intensive applications are difficult to bundle, so you should not hope for excellent work of Genshin Impact or Fortnite, they will not even launch. But some of the rivals of the Android smartphone have a decent P60 chipset on board with better performance. But from a 5000mAh battery, the phablet operates about a dozen hours of active screen time. You will not often have to search for the nearest outlet. The volume of ROM is 64GB , there is a microSD card slot .

The main cameras take the number. The photos and videos issued by 13- and 2-megapixel (three auxiliary sensors) modules can be evaluated positively only during the day. Evening and night shots suffer from reduced detail, an abundance of noise. On the other hand, it is difficult to expect anything else for the price tag requested for the device. There are no contactless NFC payments, as well as stereo sound or other technological chips. As a result, the device will suit picky buyers who want to get an autonomous mobile assistant. The gadget has no serious competitive advantages.