You're very welcome! Glad it was useful to you and greetings to Spain - I was there on holiday a few weeks back 😎

Haha I was pretty amazed by that myself! 😅👍 Thanks for watching!

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks so much! Glad it was helpful and hope you find a good reaplcement for your Moto G 👍

Haha no problem - glad it helped!

Thanks a lot! Someone in a previous video contacted Doogee and they said they'd provide at least 2 years of security updates but I can't say for sure if that's for every product or not. I know the T20 tablet I've been using keeps getting updates so far but I've only had that about 4 months or so. Regarding how the thermal camera works that's a good question and I'm not sure to be honest. As I said to another commenter - the pics are only 1.6MP so aren't the most detailed (even if the size of the image is 1440x1080)

Thanks!

Nice! I hope you'll enjoy it - I still use mine for the thermal camera which is really handy!

Thanks for watching! 👍

night vision is useless, i have one on my unihertz tank and never use it maybe the thermal could be usefull

@@jackcarver8234 trying to decide if projector or long distance thermal camera is more important to me right now.. battery has to last me atleast a day of activity which is also holding me up on the v20 pro

You're welcome! I've just had a look and no, you cannot remove the watermark sadly. No option for frame rate on videos either

Thanks a lot! I can't see a way of taking both at the same time - only PIP mode which has both in a single image. It is a cool idea though and wonder if the next iteration might have that feature...

It can take 2 photos at the same time, sorta. It actually takes both every time, but I can't separate them yet, I just got the phone. The RGB camera adds shapes and definition missed by the thermal cam. You can blend the mix between the two, and have a choice of the RGB photo used just for the shapes or as a regular pic with thermal added. Best thing is after the photo is taken you can change the mix, colour pallet, temp targets etc. You could screen shot it at that point and have just the RGB, just the thermal or a blend. The viewing app for the thermal pics is more than just a gallery, you have lots of control as if you are taking the picture again. I wish I could substitute the IR night vision camera for the RGB camera.

It's great! I still use mine a lot for the thermal camera!

I hadn't spotted the slow motion - just gave it a try and it seems to work pretty well! 300 is a great price - I've kept mine for the thermal imaging which I find quite handy during the winter months

@@AndroidAddicts Thanks for the reply! What's the frame rate for the slow mo?

any complaints about it? what was your daily driver before?

can you upgrade its android version ??

That's so cool! Have fun!

Здравствуйте! На каком расстоянии возможно обнаружить зайца или лису?

Hi there, do you know the range of the thermal cam when out hunting?

How far is it to see a rabbit or birds?

Only time will tell of course. If you treat your phone well then you shouldn't have a problem. Even with a rugged phone I'd take care of it as if I was my S23 Ultra 👍

If you need the Thermal Imaging this phone provides then it's definitely worth it. If you're not worried about the thermal camera then Doogee do offer some other phones which may suit you better - really depends how you're going to use it

Not that I'm aware of no

Good question - I'm not sure to be honest so would have to check. What streaming app do you use?

@@AndroidAddicts Thanks for replying. I stream to facebook.

Yes it's still working great 😎👍

Agreed!

That's a shame 😢

Sorry to hear that! So far mine is still working!

I've just double checked for you and all modes are 30FPS only. It can do 2K, 1080p, 720p and 480p

@@AndroidAddicts Thanks for checking ...kinda sucks a bit. I wonder if a 3rd party camera app would raise the bar? I haven't been limited to 30fps since my Galaxy S2! Nevertheless , the thermal imaging makes up for it I guess.

They do security updates but not sure if there will be full OS updates or not

Hi there, do you mean in the InfiRay app? So changing cool temperatures to be yellow instead of blue?

@@AndroidAddicts No, it's a setting that's in the regular screen settings for Android. It's there for my Blackview 6600 and my Motorola Moto G Pure, but it was not there for my Doogee s98 pro, and that was a big problem because the screen on the Doogee s98 was skewed towards the blue colors. A white page looked sky blue on that phone and it really upset my eyes. I sold that phone to a friend for cheap because I hated the colors being wrong so much. I would love to get the V20, but only if the colors are correct or can be set to the warmer yellower colors through the "color temperature" slider, if it exists for their version of Android.

Ah I see. Well There's a "Screen Color Mode" which lets you choose "Standard, Vivid or Cool Color". There's also a "Color correction" setting which lets you enable color correction for different Correction modes (Deuteranomoly (Red-green), Protanomaly (Red-green), Tritanomaly (Blue-yellow) or Greyscale. Sadly not slider though so those are either on or off

@@AndroidAddicts sadly, that's no more than what the s98 had in options. Thank you very much for looking and responding back! I greatly appreciate it! ❤️

No worries! You could always use something like this if you want more granular control of your screen's colour: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hardyinfinity.screen.color

Sadly no call recorder on my version

Hmm not sure on that. Is it overlaying every app you open?

No, it's only when the screen first comes to life and disappears when I put my code in and get on the system. @@AndroidAddicts

Very odd - is it a step-counter app maybe? Maybe try walking around a bit when you turn it on and see if it increases at all. If it's not that then I guess it must be some sort of loading animation. I haven't seen it on mine though (I've just tried booting it up from being off)

Sadly the V20 Pro doesn't have wireless charging

There's no built-in one but not sure if a 3rd party app could be used

The Doogee has a much higher resolution than the AGM for a crisper picture.

i know but i ask about distance detecting range of thermal camera, i mean for exemple how my meters far can detect a heated objet like human or dog..

@@enjoy8747 You can see it can detect heated objects from a great distance - just pause at 11:27 for example. That house is at least 50M away as well as all the mounds on soil/grass it is picking up on the ground 👍

​@@AndroidAddicts i talk about heated objet like human or animal and not house or cars

@@enjoy8747 From a Physics or Thermodynamics point of view, the thermal image sensor should still pick up an animal or a human being because the LWIR (Long Wave Infra Red) radiation picked up by the thermal image sensor is optimized to detect biological thermal infra red signatures. Incidentally the technology behind the thermal imaging sensors was originally developed for military use, to selectively sense the LWIR thermal radiation wavelength range (8 to 13 microns) given off by human beings, for making it easier to find enemy targets in total darkness, which included implementation in sniper scopes. Since warm blooded animals have a similar LWIR thermal radiation range as human beings, these sensors are ideal for hunters who wanted thermal scopes on their hunting rifles. The detection range for humans or animals will be probably shorter than detecting hot house roofs at over a mile or 1.6 km away because human skin has a healthy or normal temperature range of 33.5 °C to 36.8 °C. The detection distance may depend on the ambient temperature, thus in winter the smartphone's sensor may be able to pick up an animal or a human from a longer distance, especially at night when the temperature is the coldest. The imaging sensor technology used in the DOOGEE V20, is in IMHO most probably a micro-bolometer array because this type has the widest thermal spectral response compared with other thermal sensor technologies, and would be most useful for remotely measuring the temperatures of a variety of objects. Smartphones with thermal image sensors are primarily designed for commercial or industrial applications. www.whoop.com/en-au/thelocker/what-is-skin-temperature-and-why-should-you-monitor-it/ harizanov.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Thermal-Infrared.jpg www.photonics.com/images/Web/Articles/2005/8/1/Optronics_Fig1.jpg

It's hard to test that really - it can definitely see buildings that distance but I don't live in an area where I can get a clear line of sight of people at 1000 meters. I did a test at around 50 meters here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8tirZCF1afDgac.html

False! I have v20 pro and i test now about 1 hour... 1000 meters? 😂😂😂 Yes ...only in the dreams!

Of course!

@@AndroidAddicts Thank you! Well, please find below my most important questions, I hope you will have the answer! :- ) 1. Business usage. Can it run smoothly with Microsoft apps like Excel, One Note, Outlook, and also some authenticator apps like Oktaverify? 2. Outside screen visibility? I read it has around 500nits but how bright is it in sunlight? Does it remain usable? 3. Did you try with micro SD? Is it handled fast, not losing data, etc? 4. Does the upper small LED notification have a menu to customize or does it only have 1 built function? 5. Also has the phone always on display? 6. Multitasking. From Android 10 I think there is a possibility to use 2 apps parallel on the screen. Is this working here as well? I appreciate your time and effort! Cheers!

Have you looked into the camera app under "More" (slide across near the bottom in the app). If it's not there for some weird reason, you could try resetting the app: go the phone's Settings, Apps, See all Apps and find Camera in the list and select it. Now select Storage and cache, click CLEAR STORAGE (don't worry it won't delete your photos or anything). Now try loading the Camera app again see if it appears. Let me know how you get on!

@@AndroidAddicts Yeah I tried all that man and it didn't work 😞

So strange. What we could try and do is if I backup my version of the app as an APK and you try installing it over the top of your version it might work/fix it. Might not of course but could be worth a try. You definitely have the V20 Pro and not just the V20? What is the current version of the Camera app? Mine is 1.1.60030

OK I've backed up the app from my V20 Pro using an app called SwiftBackup (free in the Play Store). If you want to give it a go then here are the instructions I've just written out: Download my Camera.APK from my V20 Pro: drive.google.com/file/d/15kHyi12DqhWXguZSJQMAq7N5VVel9Wjw/view?usp=sharing Before you install it I recommend backing up your version first - just in case - then you can restore it if required. Install SwiftBackup from Google Play and open it Sign in with Google Grant Storage Permission Allow access to manage all files Press Back Click Apps (in SwiftBackup) Press icon in the top right (3 lines and an arrow) App backup settings Turn on Show system apps Find Camera in the list Press 3 dots and Backup / Restore Press + Backup And press + Backup again - it'll back up the existing Camera app as an APK locally Now try installing the apk I sent and say you want to 'update' the app. Open the Camera see if it fixes the problem When I first tried, I got a strange message overlayed on the screen but a reboot seemed to fix that Hope the helps out - if not then I'm really sorry - can't think of anything else to try apart from a hard factory reset.

​@@AndroidAddicts, Thank you very much for helping me out much appreciated 🙏.... Yes I definitely have the V20 Pro and I checked the camera current version and it is the same 1.1.60030 so it's very strange, When I get home from work tonight I will try the reset as you mentioned and let you know 👍🏽. Cheers

Sadly no call recorder on my version

If you want the thermal camera.. the Google interface is rubbish anyway

On the site it says it's 1440 x 1080

@@AndroidAddicts you have reviewed it can you please tell me

@@AndroidAddicts it can't be 1440 x1080

I've just double checked with the samples I took and the outputted files (both photos and videos) are at 1080x1440 resolution but only at 1.6MP. So the number of megapixels are what matter most in this instance...

I read somewhere it's a tiny1-C sensor and looking at infiray page it says 256x192 resolution

I'll do a test for you and find out for sure! I can post the results for you to see

​@@AndroidAddicts thinks,suscribed

Here you go! This is more than 30 meters - maybe around 50... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8tirZCF1afDgac.html

​@@AndroidAddicts around 50 meters is the best for long range

It could be the operater!

I wanted to buy one of these but what you said were all in my mind even without using it. Its a truth since i have a never seen any chinese brand phone which does not have any flaws.. always cheap meterials..

I love mine. One of the best phones out there.

I've seen the cheaper Chinese phones improve a lot over the years and I believe we'll see more improvements as time goes on (such as OIS). Interestingly I'm starting to see some EIS modes being introduced (such as on the Doogee T30 Pro) so it is coming but we have to be a bit more patient for OIS I think