I use six months. The device is good. Bought for $100 when it first went on sale. It fully justifies its price. Heavy, due to which it does not fall out of my crooked hands. But the children somehow strive to screw it up. The son dropped the display down 2 times on the asphalt, but thank God nothing. The screen is scratched, but since glass is not needed for it, I pasted the film and everything is OK. When the phone gets dirty, I wash it under the tap. CoD and WoT games run without brakes even…

Different pros: Excellent performance for the future. Haven't tested it in games. Everything else works perfectly. Autonomy for 3-4 days with active use with a navigator and browser. There are almost no pre-installed third-party programs. Not a shovel. Comfortably lies in the hand, like a brick. Easily operated with one hand. Has some cons Heavy and thick. Almost 300 grams. You can hardly forget about a smartphone in your pocket. This is a powerbank with smartphone features. If it’s not difficu

All comparisons with previous "drummers". Evolveo and Texet. Overall, the first one is still better. Only the camera on it is full of rubbish. On the second, by the way, too. But the second one also had a battery fastener that broke after a year. With its pros. Impact and water resistance. Battery. Screen. Loudness of sounds. The fingerprint scanner works well. Facial recognition is worse, but acceptable. The camera is fine for me. Some cons: I agree in many respects with kostya, although I do…

I bought this unit on 08/19/2022. To replace the obsolete higscreen. During this time, there were no problems in operation, a good, strong device, especially considering the low cost (12800) at the date of purchase. This is the smallest of the secure smartphones with a very good battery, it lasts me for 3 working days (navigation, internet, calls) I tried to discharge it in a day using games - it didn’t work, but if you leave it in standby mode in economy mode with the Internet turned off, then

For its price, the device is not bad, but I would consider it only as a second phone, for places where a more "gentle" and expensive device can give slack. Or, as a phone for a child, a solid body and a low price make this phone a good choice for this role. The declared protections have not been fully tested, but it seems that they can do it. Different pros: The battery is strong, good. With active use, it lasts for 2-3 days. Quite a good screen, with this diagonal it is well readable…

The battery lasts 6 days on WiFi at home, where the phone usually stays. On the street with 4G the same consumption, there is no difference. The battery capacity was the main selection criterion, hence the weight/size, and shockproof/water protection was included in the kit, since it is already heavy anyway. Android 11 is standard, I didn’t find any problems, everything flies. GPS/GLONASS/compass work great. There is a slot for the strap, I attached a removable strap on fastex, hang it around…

I am a contractor doing electrical, plumbing, roofing and so on. That's why I keep breaking phones. I usually just toss them in my heavy tool bag, so I'm pretty rough with phones. The OUKITEL WP5 Pro works great with no issues and you can feel how well built it is when you hold it in your hand. The battery life is the best ever, I was doing some plumbing and I had an OUKITEL phone in my pocket and I think it slipped when I was crawling under the house to replace the plumbing. Searched for 2…

I really wanted a rugged phone as my last phone was a Kyocera Duraforce and its rugged case saved me a lot of specific replacements. I'm not that clumsy and certainly not a daredevil. This phone was my upgrade. There's nothing better than that. It's rugged and fast, has incredible battery life (I only charge it once a week), and still fits comfortably in my small purse. The price/performance ratio is unsurpassed! I only had one problem that I didn't solve with him. The list of recent phone…

My son bikes in our community and "explores" with his friends daily. We needed a way to track him and contact him or us if necessary. We tried the watch but to no avail. Then we decided on a smartphone. He's a 10-year-old boy though, so it must have been a rugged phone. The Oukitel WP5 Pro fits the bill perfectly. The corners are rubberized with aluminum edges for drop and fall protection. There is enough protrusion on the front to protect the tough glass with a screen protector. The connectors