December 22 confirmed as Doogee V30’s launch date

All the details regarding Doogee’s next rugged handset, namely the V30, are now official. This Android smartphone will be a “first” for the Chinese OEM in more than just one areas, since it will be the brand’s first step into the 108 MP camera realm, (allegedly) the first rugged phone in the world to feature eSIM support, as well as the first Doogee device with a 120 Hz display.

In addition to the above, we should also add the dual speakers that are Hi-Res Audio certified and the 480 nits typical brightness of the 6.58-inch display mentioned above, which has a resolution of 2,408 X 1,080 pixels. The protective layer that ensures the screen’s protection uses Corning Gorilla Glass 5.

The set of cameras on the back consists of a 108 MP shooter, which is accompanied by a 20 MP night vision camera and a 16 MP ultra-wide sensor. The selfie camera uses the 32 MP Sony IMX616 sensor. Although 4K videos are not in the cards, the Doogee V30 can shoot 4K 30 fps content using the main camera, while the night vision shooter can produce monochrome 4K 30 fps videos.

The base configuration will come with a MediaTek Dimensity 900 processor, 8 GB of memory, and 256 GB internal storage with microSD support up to 1 TB. On top of all these, Doogee added a more than generous 10,800 mAh battery. This massive power pack promises up to 4 days of autonomy in regular use scenarios, with up to two days for streaming, 18 hours of phone calls, and as long as 40 days in standby.

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