Doogee, a company with a special identity in the Rugged smartphone segment, has launched its new smartphone DooOn S200 Plus. The company claims that this is the first such phone in the world to also have an AMOLED display on the rear side.
This smartphone is designed keeping in mind the users who need strong, durable and high-performance devices. The phone has a flagship level specification as well as waterproof and dustproof features.
Strong build and certification
Doogee S200 Plus has received IP68, IP69K and MIL-STD-810H certification, so that this phone is capable of working in 2 meters deep water for 24 hours. This phone is particularly suitable for professionals and adventure lovers working in bumpy places.
Display
- Front Display: 6.72 inch FHD+ IPS display
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Rear Display: 1.32 inch AMOLED display
- Resolution: 466 × 466 pixels
- Refresh Rate: 60Hz
The AMOLED display given on the rear side is the unique identity of the phone, which can be used to show time, notification or other quick information.
Processor and storage
- Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 7300
- RAM: 32GB
- Internal Storage: 512GB
- Expendable storage: TF card can be increased up to 2TB
Battery and charging
- Battery: 10,100mAh
- Fast charging: 33W
- Ravers Charging: 18W
With such a large battery, this phone has the ability to run for a long time and can also charge other devices if needed.
Camera setup
- Main Camera: 100MP, with AI features
- Knight Vision Sensor: 20MP
- Macro Lens: 2MP
This camera setup is quite suitable for low-light and outdoor photography.
Price and availability
- Price: $ 529.99 (about 45,000 rupees)
- Shopping Options:
- Doogee’s official website dogeee.com
- Also available on e-commerce sites like Amazon
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