DOOGEE Blade 20 AI Rugged Smartphone - Android 15, 10300mAh Battery, 20GB+128GB/2TF, 90Hz 6.6" Rugge phone, IP68/IP69K Waterproof Phone, 3 Card Slots, 4G Dual SIM/NFC/OTG/16MP/GPS/Face ID, 2025(Black)

Great phone for my life style camping and dog walking with it being robust the battery life is great 2 full days with it playing music most of the day the smart switch at the side great for turning the torch in a hurry . Yes it does feel heavy but it does do what it says on the tin , it's got wet in the sea its been droped and still feels and works like new I have 64gb card with 2500tracks not the best quality speaker but does for the shower mainly used with Bluetooth speakers, pods and hearing aids. Yes I would buy it again

Excellent value for the price. Battery life is better then most phones, with normal use. Classed as a budget rugged phone it's not as heavy as expected. The camera is OK, but lacks settings found in other phones I've owned especially lacking 16.9 (landscape) and the ability to personalise your own lettering as a watermark.

Why did you choose this product over others?: Price, memory and indeed durability. Value for money: Yes at the discounted price, outstanding value. Battery life: Arrived fully charge and 6 days later 87% Sound quality: Very good Phone quality: Its very well manufactured and indeed the materials used are of high quality. Slightly heavy but you can't have it all ways.

Lovely phone and great price and latest android 15. That's why I got the phone. Because all the other Doogee phones were ANDROID 14. But very disappointed after contacting Doogee, a tutorial manual is not available. So how can I establish what the phone can do and how to do it. It's ok for the help team to say "Just ask something you don't understand", but I don't know cause I have no manual to look at???

At first glance, the Blade 20 looks as though someone has wrapped a brick in rubber and slipped a screen on the front. Those chunky corners and the titanium alloy frame would not look out of place on a scaffolding pole. Under the armour you still get modern comforts: a 6.6-inch IPS display that refreshes at 90 Hz, 20 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage and room for a pair of TF cards. A Unisoc T7200 runs Android 15 without complaint, and there is NFC for tapping on the bus. The real headline, however, is the 10 300 mAh battery, which happily tops up the children’s Switch consoles when their inevitable “low battery” wail starts midway through a journey. That battery is an absolute mule. Two full days of maps, Slack notifications and a cheeky late-night round of PUBG barely dent it. Switching between applications is painless, and the side-mounted fingerprint reader unlocks almost as quickly as I can press it, unless I have just rinsed my hands and the sensor takes offence at a damp thumb. The 90 Hz panel is bright and punchy indoors; step into direct sunlight and the colours fade a little, but they remain perfectly legible. The 16 MP camera holds its own until twilight, when images begin to look as though someone has sprinkled porridge oats across the lens. It is undeniably hefty, yet still a shade lighter than most rugged competitors, so your pocket will survive. For anyone who values battery life and durability above ultra-thin styling, the Blade 20 offers excellent value and the kind of reliability you usually pay far more to secure.

Not amazing , and not a disappointment . It works ....Camera OK and overall as a basic phone good value . Battery life good , and robust enough for everyday use . Would recommend

The smartphone is perfect for work. I never expected the phone to be as good for the asking price. The screen resolution is fine. Battery is unbeatable, I'm using the phone over a week on one charge.

First charge lasted 6 days. Minimal use. Emails mostly. Second charge lasted 5 days. Blud tooth on CarPlay keeps dropping in and out all the time. Some times in the most inconvenient of times. The video call does not work with front camera. Probably faulty cam.