Doogee is known for the production of rugged devices that can match up with all terrains and situation. Both smartphones, in contrast, the Doogee S60 and DOOGEE S55 are both rugged smartphone that has been tested and has proved to really be a rugged smartphone. Both devices are an IP68 military standard smartphone. With this, you can always get away from the water or dusty area for protecting your phone when playing outdoors. This IP68 brings the standard to eliminate your unease with military grade configuration.
You can watch the Doogee S55 unboxing below.
Design
Both smartphones come in a minimalistic design and are both fabricated from the same material. The devices are made from aluminum alloy middle-frame which makes it further solid, while the plastic top plus bottom protectors and leather-texture rear cover empower the resistance to fall and scratch. The smartphone is rugged inside out. In the DOOGEE S55, the fingerprint sensor is directly below the dual rear camera, while on the Doogee S60 it is under the single back camera.
Talking about the DOOGEE S55 smartphone, it sports a catching 5.5-inch HD+ screen made of Corning Gorilla glass 3 and featuring IPS, 292ppi with full lamination tech and a resolution of 1440*720 Pixel. The device is a removable theater for providing users with immersive movie-watching experience in the open air. While on the other hand the Doogee S60 sports a 5.2-inch slimmer bezel display. The smartphone cuts the bezel to its slimmest, the display has a resolution of 1920 * 1080 which is well protected by the Corning Gorilla glass just like the S55.
Hardware
In terms of performance, the DOOGEE S60 packs an Octa-Core MTK Helio P25 chipset clocked at 2.5GHz while on the other hand, the S55 packs the Octa-Core MediaTek MTK6750T chipset clocked at 1.5GHz. Both chipset is paired with a 6GB RAM and 64GB ROM, ensuring the rapid mission responsiveness and best multitasking statues. And if the latter seems too small, you can expand it to 128GB with a micro SD/TF card. The mobile device of the DOOGEE S55 runs on Android Oreo 8.1 operating system with a user interface of the company while the S60 runs on Android 7.0 System. With this kind of combination, With this powerful hardware at S8 disposal, your Android phone is capable of tackling the latest and most demanding media without dropping a frame. Whether you’re into games, films or Apps nothing is too much for this Android smartphone to handle.
Features
The Doogee S55 smartphone comes dual Samsung 13 megapixels + assistant 8 megapixels sensors camera, dual LED flash and 80° wide-angle. The main sensor is a Samsung PDAF and an aperture of f/2.2 that guarantees an experience that lives up to expectations without being too ostentatious. On the other hand, the front camera has 8 megapixels, with an aperture of f/2.2 and automatic beauty mode. While the S60 comes with a single rear camera setup with a Sony IMX 230 21 MP PDAF OIS Back Camera and an 8 MP Front Camera. Talking about connectivity, All basic communication frequencies are supported, including 4G LTE. Thanks to a well-designed antenna system, the network keeps quite confident. Naturally, the smartphone has a Wi-Fi module, but without the support of 5 GHz and Bluetooth 4.0 networks. It also supports Supports navigation with GPS satellites and GLONASS. The device finds and connects to them quickly, with high accuracy of position determination. The S60 device comes with a battery capacity of 5580mAh Battery which Supports 12V 2A Quick Charge while S7 comes with a 5500mAh Battery. This battery capacity is enough to use the smartphone all day long considering both devices hardware.
Conclusion
From the review, you can see clearly see the difference between the Doogee S55 4G Phablet and the Doogee S60 4G Phablet. Some of the major difference is the screen size, materials for the building, processor, and wireless charging. The Doogee S60 4G Phablet is currently available on COOLICOOL For Just $264.99 while the Doogee S55 4G Phablet is currently available for just $159.99.
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