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Doogee has lifted the curtain on the S200 Max, the new pinnacle of its rugged‑phone portfolio, and it is every bit as extreme as outdoor enthusiasts hoped. The phone’s silicon‑carbon power cell dwarfs the competition at a staggering 22,000 mAh—enough for nearly two months of standby or about a week of moderate field use.
A 6.72‑inch FHD+ LCD running at 120 Hz fronts the device, while a 1.3‑inch colour panel on the back lets you glimpse notifications, watch faces, or even YouTube previews without waking the main display.
Under the hood, MediaTek’s Dimensity 7050 5 G chipset is paired with 16 GB of RAM (extendable to 32 GB via virtual memory) and 512 GB of storage, expandable to 2 TB through microSD—plenty of room for offline maps and drone footage.
Photography is handled by a 108 MP Samsung main sensor, a 20 MP Sony night‑vision camera, a 2 MP macro lens, and a 32 MP selfie shooter. Infra‑red LEDs and dual 120‑lumen flashlights provide true blackout imaging and SOS signalling after dusk.
Despite its enormous battery, the S200 Max supports 66 W fast charging for a full top‑up in roughly five hours, and 18 W reverse charging so it can double as a power bank for other gear on‑site.
The chassis carries IP68/IP69K ingress ratings and MIL‑STD‑810H shock certification, along with a customizable side key, NFC, dual‑SIM 5 G, Android 15 out of the box, and—rarity of rarities—a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
Doogee is offering the S200 Max in Grey or Gold at USD 559.99 (about PHP 32,000 / EUR 475), with wider availability rolling out through the brand’s web store and select retailers in the coming weeks.
With mainstream brands shrinking batteries in pursuit of slender frames, Doogee is doubling down on runtime, carving a niche for devices aimed at field workers, overlanders, and festival campers. The S200 Max doesn’t merely edge out rivals—it more than doubles their battery headroom, making it one of 2025’s most intriguing specialist handsets.
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