Rugged Smartphone, DOOGEE S59 Pro Android 10, 4GB+ 128GB, 16MP + 8MP Four Cameras, 10050mAh Battery, 5.71 inches HD+, IP68 Waterproof Mobile Phone, 4G Dual SIM, NFC/GPS, US Version - Fire Orange

Seeing as I am an avid daily user of my phone the battery lasts tops two days without a charge which is way better than the iphone 8 I had that was about a four hour and then dead. In terms of so far I haven’t really dropped it though with the specs I doubt I would have to worry about it all that much to begin with. The movement in terms of touchscreen is a little slower than apple though the running of games and such seems a bit speedier when joining thing when one is directly connected to wifi while the Doogee is on a 5g connection.

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve had a Doogee phone before and they never disappoint. I am so happy with how rugged they are. This is now the only phones I will buy my son as he is not very careful with his phones at all . I trust this brand . This phone can be dropped a hundred times and still be fine. You never have to buy a case for it as it’s case is built in , nice looking and rugged ! It has 4 Samsung cameras which is more than the newest i phone . The pictures come out amazing . I purchase a 128 gb sd card and have lots of memory! It has a huge battery at 10050 mah that seems to last forever even with constant use. It uses a type c fast charge just like most androids. It’s shockproof and rustproof seriously rugged!! Even the glass is made of Corning gorilla glass just like iPhone! Quality parts quality phone. The display is big and very vivid in color. It has face unlock and side fingerprint. We have att and it works fine no issues we just move the sun from our iPhone to this android and it worked right away. At this price this phone is amazing !!

I was in need of a new phone and purchased this one for 2 reasons. The first reason being that I work a very physical job and spend most of my free time in the outdoors in rough conditions so durability and waterproofing always appeals to me and it's very hard to find in this price range. The second reason was the long battery life. I didn't care about the bulkiness of the phone, I just liked the idea of a monster battery. Well I never really got to put those to the test because the phone had too many other annoying quirks for me to keep using it after about 2 weeks...Number 1: the video camera was terrible. I record some YouTube content and while it does not require a super high quality camera, this thing has a major problem focusing up close. It focuses in and out really quick and makes the videos unwatchable. The audio was the worst part..anything recorded with this phone gets louder and softer almost in the same way that the camera won't focus. Don't expect to be recording any video worth posting to social media. The photos on the other hand were just adequate but not great.The other (and perhaps most annoying) issue was the fingerprint scanner. It's on the side of the phone so you're constantly touching it and apparently it also acts as a quick command button that I could not figure out how to disable. For example, while surfing the internet if any part of your hand barley touches that scanner it will pull up the search bar and this happens every few seconds. I could not find a way to turn that off on the phone or the browser. Likewise, if you're using YouTube and you touch the sensor it makes the play/pause button pop up on the video and you have to tap the screen to make it go away. I could not find any information about this online.Another major issue is that the body of the phone is basically a thick phone case and I'm sure it's tough, but it's so thick that all of my headphones and USB chargers had a hard time plugging in. The USB plug will fall out of the charging port if you move the phone at all and I woke up several times to a phone that did not charge at all during the night.Cell service was also noticably worse than any phone I've had in the past 7 or 8 years at least. People had a hard time hearing me, I constantly missed calls, and it would drop all the way down to 3g in places where I usually have great service. I did not even know that was possible these days.This phone also boasts a super loud speaker and it is, but...loud does not mean good. It's very tinny when turned all the way up. So it would seem that for whatever good features this phone may have, there's multiple issues that cancel that out to the point that I could not even recommend this as a budget phone for someone who just needs a durable phone and doesn't care about any other features. The bad cell service I experienced takes it out of that equation. I've owned plenty of phones in the $200-$300 range and there are some fantastic deals out there but this is not one of them.

I like the phone but it has a problem with the charging port it seems loose inside

Face recognition does not work at all, has some glitches that are annoying, doesn't like working with a memory card, everytime you turn the phone on it tells you to format the card so everytime you turn on the phone you have to erase everything on the card it's the exact opposite of having a memory card. Good battery life.

Love my phone! It is durable, waterproof, and had the features that I need. It is a bit bulky, but I like that I know it is in my hand. No need for an added car and comes with an extra screen protector. And battery life is excellent.Update:Phone is performing well still, but they do a poor job on updates and apparently no plans to upgrade to Android 11. That is a disappointment.

The phone is sturdy and the battery lasts a long time but it has bad network connection for calls and the data.

I could not get phone calls, data worked fine. Verizon store couldn't figure it out until some guy went online looking up some number and said they do not support it.