OUKITEL WP12 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oukitel WP12 Pro - a smartphone without ambition?

The Chinese company Aukitel is today on the Android smartphone market in approximately the same positions as a few years ago. It cannot be attributed to the "basement" brands, however, the manufacturer is very far from the leaders. The reason for this stagnation is not only modest marketing campaigns, but also the products themselves. For example, the hero of today's review is not capable of evoking either positive or negative emotions, he is so ordinary and unremarkable.

The appearance of the novelty is standard for a relatively inexpensive phone with protection against dust and moisture according to IP68 standards. The display bezels are wide, the thickness of the rubberized case and its weight affect the ergonomics. Of the exterior pluses, we note the eye-pleasing colors of the rear panels and a nice dual camera lens. The 5.5-inch HD + IPS screen will not be a revelation, even for an inexperienced user. The image clarity is average, as are the brightness and contrast settings. On a sunny day, you will have to look for a shade to see anything on the OGS panel.

Specifications have undergone minor improvements compared to its predecessor. Now the Mediatek Helio P22 processor, 4GB of RAM and the PowerVR GE8320 graphics accelerator are responsible for the performance. If the Android 11 interface is still overpowering, albeit sometimes with noticeable jams, then you should not hope for the launch of demanding games. The chipset copes with less resource-intensive applications like messengers. But the CPU used is not devoid of energy efficiency, so a 4000mAh battery will produce a stable 8-9 hours of active screen time. The developer has increased the volume of ROM to 64GB , which, together with a slot for MicroSD cards, will save the buyer from a lack of memory.

The photographic capabilities of the 13 and 0.3 megapixel cameras are designed to capture text when needed. The most difficult scenario for their use is daytime shooting, and even then the pictures can be slightly frustrating with detail. But the gadget has contactless NFC payments. As a result, we have before us a solid, autonomous, but at the same time low-performance device with a mediocre OGS-screen. It is impossible to recommend such a mobile assistant for purchase.