This Smartphone With 10,000 mAh Battery Can Survive Everything

This Smartphone With 10,000 mAh Battery Can Survive Everything

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Muhammad Mubeen Javed

Doogee, a self-owned brand of KVD International Group Limited, launched Doogee S88 Pro. It comes with IP68, IP69K, and MIL-STD-810G certification. It can resist weather conditions, rain, impact, dust, and sand. Erosion of substances such as water and oil are not a problem either. A smartphone is an iron man inspired. It comes with a massive battery with 30 days of standby time.

Design and Display

Doogee S88 Pro is built like a tank. It comes with a shockproof and tightly sealed tank. Smartphone has two aggressive eye-shaped LEDs as notification lights. The phone is equipped with two customizable buttons.

A fingerprint sensor mounted on the side. It is built around a 6.3-inch IPS LCD with 1080p resolution and Corning Gorilla Glass protection.

Internals and Storage

It has 5 GB of RAM and 128 GB onboard storage. The phone runs on stock Android 10 out of the box.

The device is equipped to endure most hazards. It can handle a drop from as high as 2 meters from smoother surfaces and 1.5 meters onto rough surfaces. The Doogee S88 Pro can stay submerged in water without malfunctioning for 2 hours at a depth of 1.5 meters or up to a full day at 1 meter. The phones come with IP69K certification. It can endure high temperature and high-pressure water sprays.

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Cameras

It has a triple sensor camera set up featuring a 21 MP main IMX230 sensor from the Xperia Z3+ era, a 130-degree ultrawide-angle camera with an 8MP sensor, and an 8MP depth sensor. It is loaded with 16 MP sensor for selfies.

 

Battery and Pricing

Doogee S88 Pro packs a massive 10,000 mAh battery. It can provide 30 days of standby time, 19 hours of 3D gaming, and 7 to 8 days of normal usage. the battery support 10W wireless charging and 5W reverse wireless charging.

Currently, available for pre-order at the price of $200. After the discount period, the phone will set users back by $250.