OUKITEL WP53 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oukitel WP53 Pro - spoiled competitiveness

Even experienced smartphone manufacturers are not always able to correctly balance the technical characteristics of their products in the low and mid-price segments. Sometimes, saving in some aspects leads to the fact that most of the audience will simply turn away from a potentially good device. Unfortunately, there is a good chance that such a situation will happen to the hero of today's review.

The appearance of the new product is not bad for an affordable unit with moisture protection according to IP68 standards. Yes, all the things typical of the category that worsen the exterior are in place, namely the enormous thickness of the case, wide screen frames, outdated design of the 8-megapixel selfie camera, but there is also a beautiful block of photo modules, combining them into one design element with a huge speaker (maximum volume of about 120 decibels), a side fingerprint scanner. But what will definitely be perceived negatively is the quality of the 6.56-inch IPS display. The irrelevant resolution of 1280x576 pixels, which does not allow viewing HD content, a modest peak brightness of 400 nits, an ordinary 60-Hz refresh rate, and faded color rendition are unlikely to leave positive emotions.

The UNISOC Tiger T615 processor, 8 GB of RAM, and the Mali G57-MC1 graphics core are a reasonable combination for an inexpensive device, providing performance in the region of 250 thousand points in the AnTuTu test. Numerous lags will bypass the Android 15 interface, but the launch of applications often occurs with noticeable pauses, and the gaming capabilities of the chipset are limited. You will have to forget about the most resource-intensive Genshin Impact or Honkai: Star Rail, limiting yourself to two-dimensional or simple three-dimensional projects. But the autonomy is excellent, because it is responsible for a dual battery with a total capacity of 10600 mAh. It guarantees about 3-4 days of work with the gadget without the need to look for sockets. But fast charging is nominally called such, because its power is only 18W. 256 GB of permanent memory is allocated, there is a slot for MicroSD cards.

Auxiliary sensors are still installed on the rear panel, but the buyer will not be left without photos at all. The main 50-megapixel module is still capable of high-quality daytime shooting, although sometimes you will need to take several pictures for a detailed frame without artifacts. For evening photo sessions, it is recommended to choose a more expensive analogue. NFC contactless payments are available, but even they, coupled with the previously listed advantages, will not smooth out the impression of a bad IPS panel, which is one of the main parameters for buying a mobile assistant.