OUKITEL WP20 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oukitel WP20 Pro is a reliable but slow mobile assistant

The development of the range of secure smartphones from the Chinese company Oukitel does not stop for a second. The manufacturer both presents full-fledged new products with a design and a set of technical characteristics that have not yet been seen, as well as slightly modified versions of existing models. It is to the latter type of devices that the hero of today's review belongs.

The appearance of the gadget is identical to that of its predecessor without the Pro-index, which can be a little cause for frustration. If the rear rubberized panel has a nice double photo module, bright, but at the same time pleasing to the eye colors, and the side face is ready to boast of a fingerprint sensor, then the front surface of the device upsets. The bezels of the 5.93-inch IPS screen are huge and are more like a greeting from the distant 2018. The dimensions of the Android smartphone with IP68 water protection are also impressive, it is simply impossible to use it with one hand. But before falls, the monoblock is very stable. The picture displayed by the IPS-display does not shine with clarity at a modest resolution of 1440x720 pixels, and smoothness at a standard 60-Hz refresh rate is lacking. But at least there are no problems with brightness and contrast.

The MediaTek Helio A22 processor, although combined with 4GB of RAM and a PowerVR GE8320 video adapter, is still not very suitable for running demanding applications and games. If the Android 12 interface can still be considered responsive, then even non-resource-intensive projects like World Of Tanks Blitz will upset you with friezes and jamming. The energy efficiency of a rather old chipset is not a record, but thanks to a 6300 mAh battery, you will have to think about looking for an outlet infrequently, sometimes once every 2-3 days. The size of the internal storage has now been brought to the shameful 64GB, so some users will not even remember about MicroSD cards.

The 20- and 2-megapixel main cameras have remained unchanged, so you should not hope for high-quality artistic shots even in daylight. At the same time, there are no problems with capturing documents and similar shooting scenarios. The video sequence, although recorded in FullHD resolution, is not replete with detail. The mono speaker does not surprise with its volume, but it will not work to miss a call or a message. The emergence of NFC contactless payments is a significant plus that significantly increases the attractiveness of the Android phone. Thus, the device will be a good choice for people, the strength and autonomy of the phablet is more important than the performance and beauty of the exterior.