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

Oukitel K15 Pro - extra on the list?

The desire of the Chinese company Aukitel to save money on the development of new cases for its products is surprising, and sometimes in a completely negative light. So, the manufacturer now uses not only successful developments, but also the appearance of fairly walk-through models. As a result, the resulting phones are just bewildering.

As noted earlier, the appearance of the novelty is very controversial. The wide screen bezels, the outdated form factor of the 8-megapixel selfie camera, and the sheer thickness of the device itself are unlikely to please anyone. Of course, the device also has a number of stylish exterior features. For example, the texture of the back panel is quite beautiful and ergonomic, the block of three PV modules is also a success. But I would like to see the fingerprint scanner on the side. Even for the low-to-mid price bracket, the 6.52-inch IPS display doesn't deserve much praise. The resolution of 1520x720 pixels is not enough for the clarity of the picture, on the refresh rate of which they also saved. Impressive parameters of brightness and contrast could help out in this situation, but they are also absent.

Technical characteristics are improved in comparison with those of its predecessor. The Mediatek Helio P60 CPU, 6GB of RAM and the Mali-G72 MP3 graphics chip can already cope with the Android 11 interface, and also not cause problems with working in messengers or a browser. Considering a relatively inexpensive Android phone as a replacement for a game console is not worth it. If 2D projects or games with simple 3D graphics function well, the newfangled Genshin Impact and PUBG: New State annoy with freezes and jams. At the same time, the volume of ROM has been brought to 128GB with a slot for MicroSD cards . But obviously not resource-intensive applications will have to be stored on it.

48- and 2-megapixel (pair) photosensors, on the one hand, have undergone improvements, on the other hand, they still cannot cope with shooting in mediocre lighting. Noise reduction works poorly, the detail is small, it is recommended to shoot more or less dynamic events only during the day. What the smartphone is really good at is its autonomy. A huge 10000mAh battery needs to be charged every 2-3 days, however, the charging process itself will be long. NFC contactless payment is another bonus for the phablet's pluses, but a whole bunch of shortcomings seriously alienates the gadget from the audience's attention.