OUKITEL C32 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oukitel C32 - repeating after competitors?

The C-series of smartphones from the Chinese company Oukitel is a line of devices in the lower price segment, which should impose competition even on analogues from A-brands. And if the first models really turned out to be interesting in terms of value for money, then the followers could not always boast of the same feature. The hero of today's review sometimes even loses to existing alternatives.

The appearance of the novelty is quite successful. A triple block of cameras, a decent glossy plastic case and a side fingerprint sensor are opposed to not the thinnest screen frames and win this fight. But the 6.51-inch IPS-display is unlikely to be subjected to an abundance of compliments. A picture with a resolution of 1600x720 pixels is not striking in clarity, and the brightness of 400 nit is not a record in the value category. It will only be possible to praise the rendering of colors that is close to realistic.

The technical characteristics were the UNISOC Tiger T606 processor, 8GB of RAM and the Mali G57MP1 graphics adapter. The chipset is not inferior in performance to modern opponents. The Android 12 interface will not cause negative emotions due to jamming, there is room for running games. Unfortunately, resource-intensive projects like Genshin Impact will slow down, but the relatively undemanding World Of Tanks Blitz and PUBG will work at medium graphics settings. It is recommended to expand the internal storage of 128GB with MicroSD cards, because instant messengers alone can take tens of gigabytes.

The main 20-megapixel photomodule is supplemented by two auxiliary 0.3-megapixel sensors, designed solely to improve the exterior. Daytime shots have good detail, even though noise and dynamic range problems are visible in the shadows. Evening shots are simply bad, it is impossible to see small details on them. The 5150mAh battery helps to achieve autonomy in the region of 8-9 hours of active screen time. There is a USB Type-C port, but the charging power is only 10W, it will take a long time to be at the outlet. NFC contactless payments and stereo sound are not provided, but they would seriously raise the attractiveness of the device in the eyes of users. In its current state, the device deserves attention, but Blackview A85, Oscal C80 and UMIDIGI C1 / G1 Max seem to be more relevant options for purchase.