DOOGEE S41 Plus Rugged Smartphone 2024,6300mAh Battery,8GB+128GB/TF 1TB,Android 14 Smartphone,Octa Core,IP68 Waterproof Phone,13MP AI Main Camera Rugged Phone,5.5" IPS HD+ Display,Face Unlock,OTG/NFC

I needed a phone to take on a few campouts and a trip to Alaska, one that I wasn't going to be worried about getting rained on or dropped on a trail. This one checked all the boxes!First I want to tell you what this phone is not. It is not a flagship phone, it is not a high powered phone, and it doesn't have the best camera in the world.What the phone lacks in the high end features, it makes up in the rugged and power requirements. Just on a normal use day of checking emails and listening to music I can go two days between charging. Three days if I just have it in my pocket and just send a few text messages. It is rugged, so far surviving two campouts, one in the cold wastelands of Kasasa in January. I have dropped it, sat on it, it has tumbled across the parking lot, and i have stepped on it. Being a little accident prone, this phone was made for people like me.Setup was easy, I just added it to my Wi-Fi network, logged into my Google Account, and did a transfer from my old phone to this one. Then installed my sim card from T Mobile and had no issues.

The quality is heavy duty. The price is good for the quality. Little bit heavy sound is loud.

Very nice phone

Did not work on Verizon network

The media could not be loaded. It's average for mid range rugged phones. This is the 3rd rugged phone I've owned.They sent an s41 pro not an s41.Processor is a bit slower than I like but still more than enough to run most stuff I need, ram is good, the s41 pro has 4 gb base with an extra 3gb that can be acquisitioned from the rom. It almost requires a micro SD card to function, as the on board memory is only 32gb, and the system requires 13 gb of that space, minimum, and apps take 5-30 more gb depending on what's downloaded. With a micro SD card, one can install apps on the memory card and route all videos and photos to a storage folder on it. The specs are just about equal in performance to a similar 2017 phone, though Android 12 makes it feel decent and it has a few extra sensors and a better camera than the other one did.13mp Camera performs well in full lighting, but rather poorly in low lighting. The shadows have less data than they should. Maximum video recording is 1080p.The extra side button works with the screen off, so one can turn the light on without operating anything else on the phone, very important for gloves and work sites. It can also be set to open various apps or the underwater camera, pretty cool feature.Good waterproofing and dust proofing, I'd trust it for most jobsites or expeditions. The flaps covering charging, 3.5mm, and sim ports are all relatively easily operated even with short fingernails.Somewhat dimmer screen than I like, a bit hard to see in full brightness midday sun.My at&t sim technically worked in it, I was able to text and call. Not sure it's meant to work with it though, and my sim card is already activated in the network's own whitelist phone. Also, it's only 4g lte, no 5g capability at all.The size seems nice, it's small enough to comfortably fit in a pocket or hand, but the rubber needs to be easier to hold on to, more grippy.Huge Battery inside. It'll easily get 2 days of relatively hard use without charging. With only text and calls, might get a week.

Love it

Exelente,servicio..

Great valued pack phone running the latest os. It’s fast to turn on. Smooth to operate. Has two slots for expandable storage or SIM cards. The rubberized exterior feels good to hold and it doesn’t slip through the hands. Battery life has been good even holds its charge when not in use.