OUKITEL WP19 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oukitel WP19 - excess autonomy

For commercial success, a smartphone simply must have some kind of competitive advantage that is ready to attract an audience to purchase. However, sometimes manufacturers focus on a single parameter so much that it only harms the final device. This is exactly the situation that happened to the hero of today's review.

The appearance of the novelty can definitely be praised for the back panel stylized under the skin, the lateral location of the fingerprint sensor, the presence of metal elements and the modern design of the three cameras. However, the hints of ergonomics and beauty of the exterior are completely destroyed by the incredible thickness of the device and its overall dimensions. Such a monoblock is very difficult to hold in one hand, and it simply does not fit in a trouser pocket. We also let down the weight of the phone and the frames of the 6.78-inch IPS display. As for the quality of the displayed picture, it is ordinary for the value category. There is no increased image refresh rate, the brightness and contrast values ​​are average, only a resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels causes positive emotions.

At the same time, the technical characteristics did not disappoint. The MediaTek Helio G95 CPU is a time-tested chipset with a good level of performance, which with 8GB of RAM and the Mali G76 MC4 video core will be enough for most resource-intensive processes. The user will even be able to play the technological Genshin Impact with its huge open world, however, with low graphic presets. The processor is not characterized by strong heating, but its energy efficiency is excellent. The fantastic 21000mAh battery will require a charger only after 5-6 days. But it will take more than one hour to charge such a battery. The size of the internal storage has been brought to the flagship 256GB, it is possible to expand them with MicroSD cards.

Android smartphones from the Chinese company Oukitel have never had impressive photographic abilities, so the main cameras, led by a 64-megapixel sensor, are capable of high-quality pictures only during the day. The dynamics of shooting objects, the deterioration of lighting conditions greatly reduce the likelihood of obtaining a clear frame without noise and other artifacts. NFC (contactless payment) is present in the Android phone, but they definitely saved money on wireless charging, support for 5G frequencies and stereo sound. As a result, the gadget came out as a too niche product that is unlikely to be successful.