After recently writing about the intriguing mega-budget Oukitel U7, I’ve got a couple more mega-budget mobiles to present. Doogee is well known as one of the first brands to really begin marketing towards Westerners.
Things have quieted a bit from Doogee in the midst of the Elephone and Oukitel type hubbub, but Doogee still has a few tricks up their sleeve.
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Doogee X5 |
Doogee X5 Pro |
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|---|---|---|
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SoC |
MTK6580 |
MTK6735 |
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CPU |
Quad [email protected] |
Quad [email protected] |
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GPU |
Mali-400 |
Mali-T720 |
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RAM |
1GB |
2GB |
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ROM storage |
8GB |
16GB |
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Rear camera |
5MP |
5MP |
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Front camera |
2MP |
2MP |
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Display |
5.0”@720p |
5.0”@720p |
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Additional features |
GPS/OTG/HotKnot |
GPS/OTG/HotKnot |
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2G GSM |
850/900/1800/1900 |
850/900/1800/1900 |
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3G WCDMA |
850/1900/2100 |
850/1900/2100 |
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Battery |
2400mAh (removable) |
2400mAh (removable) |
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SIM |
Dual |
Dual |
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Dimensions |
143*72*8.8 |
143*72*8.8 |
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TF SD expandable |
Yes |
Yes |
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OS |
Android 5.1 |
Android 5.1 |
The cost? An incredible $80 for the 2GB RAM Doogee X5 Pro, and an incredible $58 for the Doogee X5. I’m blown away by the specs for the price here.
Not only are we getting 2GB for $80 with the X5 Pro, but both of these mobiles have 720P displays. It’s unheard of to see such prices and Doogee has really stepped up to the plate here.
N/C/S Americans can also give these two phones a hard look as they have 850/1900 WCDMA
When deciding between these two, it’s tough, but they are both powerful enough to run Android smoothly and either one, spec wise, would make a fine choice for a budget mobile.
Doogee X5 & X5 [email protected]
They’re both TF SD expandable up to 32GB according to official Doogee, and the battery for a slimmish 5.0″ mobile is a very respectable 2400mAh. The OS is Android 5.1.
N/C/S Americans can also give these two phones a hard look as they have 850/1900 WCDMA. 2100 WCDMA is also included, so makes a solid choice for most of Asia/UK/Europe as well.
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