OUKITEL WP22 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oukitel WP22 - focus on sound and autonomy

The Chinese company Oukitel continues to expand the range of rugged smartphones offered to compete in today's market. And although the manufacturer's novelties do not amaze the imagination with performance or functionality, they are endowed with a number of interesting competitive advantages that can distinguish the phone from the abundance of opponents.

The main distinguishing features of the device are an incredibly loud multimedia speaker (more than 100 dB) and a huge 10,000 mAh battery. You won’t be able to miss a call with all your desire, and the reproduced musical compositions sound decent. As for the battery, it stably lasts for two or three days. Fast charging is present (33W), but the user still needs to wait more than 3 hours before reaching full capacity.

You can write about design both good and bad. Before us is clearly not the most compact and convenient gadget, which is sometimes difficult to hold in one hand. The display bezels are also not impressive, which cannot be said about the original design of the rear panel, a beautiful block of three cameras, the presence of metal and rubberized elements. The 6.58-inch IPS screen isn't cheap either. Excellent FullHD + resolution is combined with a 90-Hz refresh rate, which is rarely seen from inexpensive devices with moisture protection according to IP68 standards. Color rendition does not cause serious complaints, the picture is not distorted at tilt angles.

The MediaTek Helio P90 processor is far from a new solution, but the chipset is still relevant for the price category. 8GB of RAM and a PowerVR GM9446 graphics adapter help the CPU handle both the Android 13 interface and a host of resource-intensive games. However, Genshin Impact fans will have to settle for low graphics presets and occasional stutters. Specifications do not tend to get warm, and their energy efficiency is not bad. The size of the internal storage has reached the flagship 256GB. However, even this amount of ROM can be expanded with MicroSD cards, which pleases.

The triple camera consists of rather simple 48- (main module), 20- (night monochrome shooting sensor) and 2-megapixel (macro camera) photomodules without optical stabilization. Daytime shots are not devoid of detail, but you need to understand that even a slight change in lighting conditions leads to additional noise and blurring. NFC contactless payment is a nice bonus to the numerous pluses of the device, which definitely outweigh the disadvantages in the face of unsuccessful ergonomics.