OUKITEL C60 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oukitel C60 - power bank, speaker and a little phone

The variety of low-price smartphones from the Chinese company Oukitel is becoming more and more significant. The corporation is trying not only to release an extremely affordable device, but also to provide it with additional functionality. The hero of today's review can attract both music lovers and fans of increased autonomy of mobile assistants.

The appearance of the new product is stylish. There are also successful colors of the cases, and a beautiful combination of photo modules and a cutout for a very large high-quality speaker (almost 120 dB at peak), and a side fingerprint scanner. But at the same time, it is difficult not to notice the thick display frames, the outdated format of the 5-megapixel front camera, as well as the considerable thickness of the monoblock. The 6.88-inch IPS screen can please only with the smoothness of the content at a refresh rate of 90 Hz, and more or less good color rendition. The picture clarity is bad due to the resolution of 1640x720 pixels, and the maximum brightness of 450 nits is not impressive.

The technical characteristics do not cause negative emotions. The UNISOC Tiger T606 CPU, 4 GB of RAM, and the Mali G57MC1 video adapter are already capable of giving the responsiveness of the Android 15 OS, lags and slowdowns in the interface are rare. As for 3D games, new projects with advanced graphics will be a slide show, but it is quite possible to enjoy less demanding World Of Tanks Blitz or Call Of Duty. The battery is another plus of the gadget, its capacity has been increased to 10,000 mAh. This value is enough for 4-5 days of active use of the unit. But you need to spend an eternity at the outlet, because the charging power is limited to 10 W. 128 GB of permanent memory is allocated, a slot for MicroSD cards is available.

But the photographic capabilities are frankly weak. The main 13-megapixel photo sensor will help to capture an important document in a difficult moment, but nothing more. But the sound, as already partially mentioned earlier, is impressive. Rich, loud, pleasant to the ear. However, this is where the advantages of the device end, which is a little disappointing, because with contactless NFC payments the attractiveness of the device for the end buyer would be even higher. But even without them, there is no particular doubt about the success of the product.