not sure how many people would use it

@@RedskullPro I never go anywhere without it. It's one of those things that makes life easier.

Not with this one unfortunately and I am pretty sure it was done on purpose

Thanks for checking out the video!

Only used for the Walkie Talkie function

you can open it with a staple if you don't have that little tool

Thanks for checking it out, I'm glad it was useful!

I haven't looked into it...can't confirm

Hey, thanks for stopping by! Yeah construction site, camping...stuff like that

Hey man, thanks for stopping by and checking it out! Haven't seen your channel till now 😅

@@RedskullPro thanks man I am remembering watching your channel for two years.. Your channel was one of the channels that inspired me to start on KZfaq in 2017. Thanks again

oh man, that's pretty awesome! I'm happy to hear! My videos from 2 years ago....were...well :) Not too great... :) Thanks for your support!

Judging from comments about my S60, "I like your *case*" ... "I'm not using a case."

@@jeffjackson4181 I get the same thing on my S60 I bought the S80 an hour ago I'll give her a test ride

@@garychambers5930 did u get ur s80? Does it have front face led notifiers

@@nathanielnunya5305 it do not

@@garychambers5930 have you tested your walkie talkie? How well do you like your s80? Thinking of buying one

UHF

Hey, i've had it for about two weeks and a half. I haven't had that happening up to this point

@@RedskullProFingers crossed that nothing starts in a couple of weeks. The hardware is quite good from Doogee so I hope they've cleaned up their act with this phone.

la aplicacion se llama MTK Engineering Mode pero sirbe solo por telefono que tiene un procesor Mediatek

@@RedskullPro ok, muchas gracias y conoces una que pueda hacer lo mismo con procesador Qualcomm?.

the app is called mtk engineering mode. In there you need to go to the band mode. For some phones you need to enable the developer mode before you access the app

@@RedskullPro thanks a million! Do you know if there is such an app for phones with Qualcomm processors?

no, unfortunately there isn't anything similar for qualcomm cpus

@@RedskullPro ok, thanks for the answer! :)

I know what you mean Nothing like mine too and $300 phones every 3 months I started buying only military grade 6 years ago Works out

Thanks for checking it out!

Personally I take very good care of my phones but you are right...one of these would be great outdoors and it would be refreshing not having to take care of it :) Thanks for watching!

Thanks for sharing! I was wondering about the connectivity in the US!

Does it have front face led notification lights. Texts missed calls etc.

No, it doesn't.

and! It can also be used as a weapon!

@@RedskullPro very true

hahaha! I will keep this in my car just in case I ever have to fight someone! I can use it as a brick!

i've seen it around...but unfortunately no reviewer from Canada was able to get it... :(

I wish I would have had another one so I can actually try the walkie talkie function

It works as any other walkie-talkie would Set up the same channel or frequency as your friends or whatever It's great for when you're on the lake we got four five friends out there in boats

for stopping by and checking out the video!

I am ordering the phone now since I love the design and it is rugged phone. I don’t need to worry about dropping it

defiantly leave a comment with your experience when you get it...a lot of people may find it useful!

Will do mate.

@@YamanGarut You'll love the plastic shell and clip. It is an amazing feature. I wish all phones had one.

There are some links in the video's description

@@RedskullPro thanks

yeah, if you are away from electricity for a while this would be ideal

@@RedskullPro Thats exactly my use for it, I spend a few days away from power at a time and need something that will last. Easier than carrying a bunch of power banks around.

yeah...it's gonna be snow till around May unfortunately

Redskull man.... I am already fed up with the cold after a week.

I can't say...

Yeah, they activate spyware, ads, malware on their phones after a certain time and send rogue updates. They lie about specs. Not to be trusted. But if you're ok with rooting and running a custom ROM and hoping that Magisk will continue to get around Google Safetynet (to be able to use the NFC etc) then you can generally get a good bargain on Doogee imports. Personally I'd be very wary though. I doubt it's any coincidence that they stripped the battery stats out of the stock ROM reviewed here in order to stop your average person from questioning their claims.

@@the.internet Absolutely agree. I've got a Doogee and it was fine for the first month, then all the ads and malware crap started. I eventually restored it to factory settings and it was like a new phone.... Alas after a month or so, the same ads, pop ups etc started happening again. Oh, and it also likes to randomly disconnect itself from the Wi-Fi. I'm replacing it next week and then the doogee is going to be smashed into a million pieces. Avoid this pre-infected rubbish at all costs if you value your sanity!

@@ossianmacurcrin7883 yeah man I forgot to mention connectivity problems too - both WiFi and Bluetooth for me on stock ROMs. Bluetooth range was almost non existent, as if an antenna wasn't connected, and WiFi was sporadic. Often would appear connected but there'd be no data transfer until you were right on top of the router. There are way better cheap Chinese manufacturers that put out insanely cheap phones who don't outright lie about specs and worse cook malware timebombs into their firmware. The Doogee I've just been messing with (family members old phone) is on Android 5 which I rooted and debloated. They released an Android 6 update to their stock ROM and every thread on XDA etc was filled with people saying they'd updated and their phone had become unusable, filled with ads, text message scams costing them money etc etc. Fuck that. I had a Vernee M5 I got for less than £90 for months this year which I used all over Europe. The only thing it really lacked was a decent camera, everything else was more than adequate. It got a load of updates but never got beyond Android 7 officially (which is fine) and all in all was an amazing budget phone. I only gave it away to a family member because their expensive Sony fucked up and I got myself a Sharp Aquos S2 which is probably the best budget phone of the year (but hard get hold of now!). So yeah, Vernee exaggerate specs, have no support, give up on their phones after a few months - but you *do* potentially get a good budget product. They're an example of a decent enough budget Chinese manufacturer. Fuck Doogee.

@@the.internet Aye, that all sounds tragically familiar. What I don't get is how any manufacturer can think that selling pre-infected/timed malware, is good business sense! Anyways, thanks for your thoughts and insights man. :)

for sure an extra carry on!!

I didn't try that

@@RedskullPro I did not realize you wouldn't still have it. Sorry.

Thanks for sharing with everyone!

Not really

@@RedskullPro Man you r the best thanks i was going to by it now

Thanks for checking it out!

Yeah, that's what I was going for :)

And that guy with the cap and beard that holds the phones out super close to camera. Reviews here are much better! That guy jokes and chatters too much.

Hi

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यह मोबाइल कैसे मंगवाए हम

yeah, the weight is one of the biggest downsides for sure! Thanks for watching!

I only have to charge mine ever 4 days

Thanks for checking out the video!!

Where is the burn in?? Yeah, I remember a video with someone opening a doogee phone some time back

@@RedskullPro Burn in is on my display :D It's clearly visible on white background. There's nothing wrong with intro! ;)

No, i figured that it was on your screen...it was interesting to know where...at the bottom where there is the virtual button...?

@@RedskullPro On the top. Status bar :D Never want Amoled again

@@georgehuser4711 I can agree with this, I had three Samsung S8's and all the ended up getting burn in at the top area where the KZfaq video plays, exactly the same, every time. I now prefer LCD.

I used to have one of those too a long time ago! It was a Motorola

This was just too big...I didn't want to lie :)

@@RedskullPro loo

I am sorry...i'm not the type of person that destroys phones...plus I can't afford to break it... However...if you would like to make a donation covering the price of the phone I can do some super cool destruction tests with it.

I still haven't done the video for the Mi Max 3!!! damn

@@RedskullPro the only con is the notification light is white not RGB like my redmi note 3 was. Apart from that it's perfect.

Mi max 3 is awesome! I got the huawei mate 20X with a 7.2 inch oled screen and get around 15!hours of SOT.

@@IvarvBeers next year I think I will go the mate 20x(next model) If the me max 4 doesn't have wireless charging. How much did you pay and is there anything annoying about your phone.

so doogee is good mobile

and can also be used as a weapon

nope, not this one

@@RedskullPro Thanks for the info.

I could have, thanks for sharing

haha! Yeah, nobody to talk to

it's very different for sure :) Thanks for watching!

North America being the US? Here in Canada we get 4G with 95% of them :)

@@RedskullPro yes I'm located in Canada with Fido. I bought the ulephone power 3 and I could barely get any service with it for call or texting. And could only get 3g data. I had upgraded from a LG g3 at that point. The phone looked good but really they give you a big battery but the CPUs aren't very well used compared to Qualcomm chips.so these phones that have the big battery isn't an upgrade. They need the big batteries to match regular sized ones of oem brands. I really like the rugged aspect of the unit in your video, and it's a great video. To be honest I looked at a few of your videos in the past when I was shopping around. But I find that most videos do lack telling people that might not have had an upgrade in years, that battery size doesn't matter as much now because of the advancement in Qualcomm chipsets.

I have also in the past tried the yotaphone 2. I loved the e ink display, but again battery life was sub par. Using the e ink display didn't really help that much with battery life. I know this is now going off topic from discussing the unit in your video. And I get that we people don't want to spend the money on oem flagship phones. But there are some good gently used units up for grabs, that will perform much better then the Chinese phones.

and to be used as a weapon!

@@RedskullPro LOL well it's heavy and hardcore! BTW mate, I sent you a DM on Twitter, asking for a favor, if you think you can't do it don't worry, maybe can give some recommendations with that particular subject ;)

I am originally from Romania

Well the antenna... is for other purposes :)

haha! :)

it's probably because it's a chinese company and they probably don't speak english

@@b_wellyn probably, problem is they market their phones in English, they give out English emails. I think maybe they just don't give a sheet once they've got your money and don't expect people to complain. I don't have a problem with the phone, but the follow up service sucks big time. Avoid Dodgee.

check the links in the video's description

@@RedskullPro ok tanks

hahahaah!

Where are you from Mariana Rivera? How old are you?

@@kristiankristian5993 soy de colombia

@@kristiankristian5993estoy en Anori Antioquía

@@kristiankristian5993 y tengo 15 años

@@kristiankristian5993 holaa

Hey, thanks for watching!

This is longer 176mm, much thicker and much heavier :D

@@RedskullPro it's the ugliest phone I've seen in my life bro

tough...

@@RedskullPro - you're welcome.

good number! Hopefully we'll get to 100! :)

more like 2nd :)

haha! What happened?

@@RedskullPro I had T6 pro and after only 6 or more months charging time increased dramatically and before the device was 18 months it was dead....it refused to turn on....

I had a doogee y6max 6.44inch for a year and it was great. Mi max 3 7inch now and it's awesome, best phone I've ever had.

@@RedskullPro My S60 ended up lagging more than my fiance's. For that model they also advertised Stereo speakers, but you can tell by covering up the grills that there is only one. The camera is advertised as being really great, but under most indoor lighting conditions the colors come out wrong, the detail isn't great, and snapping a picture of anything that might move is impossible, because it takes too long to shutter. The battery life is pretty good, but at 15% (which is still like an hour of SoT or more, and much more Idle) the flashlight wont turn on, even if you turn off Battery Saver. They were supposed to make an Oreo ROM update for the s60, but never did. My fiance washed hers now and then, but recently the rubber flap covering the headphone port failed, and it got wet thanks to our son dunking it in the bath. Now the battery dies quickly, and everything on that phone runs slower. She also had problems with the charge port getting looser and looser until she had to jam a piece of paper in with the cable to get it to charge. We're back to using our Honor 8s until we can save some money for some newer phones.

De donde eres Mariana?

@@RedskullPro soy de anori Antioquía

entonces de Colombia?

@@RedskullPro sii

Unless I'm mistaken Xiaomi haven't made any rugged phones like this one yet. So maybe in terms of style they're better, but not ruggedness.

With All Do RESPECT SIR! I love Xioami products, but phones? theyr'e phones are ass hole man.

1st Indeed!!!