DOOGEE S200 Rugged Smartphone 5G, 10100mAh 33W, 32GB+256GB Android 14 Rugged Unlocked Cell Phone with 1.32" Rear Screen, 100MP+20MP Night Vision, 6.72" FHD+ 120Hz, 4K, NFC, 5G Dual SIM, ATT, Verizon

This is my second rugged type smartphone. This is really fancy with the bright secondary screen.I just finished setting it up.I am a Verizon Network user (month to month) and this WILL WORK with Verizon. I moved my old SIM card over to the DOOGEE S200 and it had network access right away, however, I'm keeping my SD card in my old phone because of an older app is not compatible with this modern version of Android. I will get a separate SD later, but the internal storage is quite capable until I add the separate SD card.I also noticed how pleasant the speakers sound; it has what appears to be L R stereo speakers on the back.I enjoy a larger phone and this is slightly larger than my previous rugged type phone. The phone feels very poised and solid in my hands.I was prepared to pay 600 for a fragile phone, but I realized that I would rather stick with what works for me, and that is a rugged phone. I paid 250 four years ago for a similar rugged phone; buying the DOOGEE S200 for $349 now is AMAZING. I would say the value I get for the money is far beyond what I paid, especially considering this is one of the only choices for rugged smartphones that are CDMA Network compatible.

After having my phone for over 2 years I was looking for a new one to replace it from the one I had, all the other phones including the one from my carrier was high in price ($800 and up), so I went with this one and was not disappointed. Lots of memory to store music, videos, or whatever and a SD slot just in case you need more, a battery that can recharge quickly and can last for up to 3 days, a watch display on the back which can come in handy for those who don't own a watch (and yes, they do exist) built like a tank and does come with some weight to it as a heads up, works with my current carrier of mint mobile, can take some wonderful pictures and when receiving calls the sound quality is pretty good as well. as for the brightness that can adjust while in the sun and out of it automatically it really does come in handy especially if you work outside. all in all, definitely a great phone choice to go with.

This is a big chunk of a phone, people ask me about it all the time. I did get a clear flexible case for it though it probably doesn't need it. I like the size of the phone, I keep it in my front pocket and it is fine. It has lots of processor muscle and lots of memory and even on board storage. I added a cheap 2TB card but it was insanely slow so I switched it out for a name brand 128GB card just because I can. I haven't used that storage yet. The battery life is really insane - when I got the phone I charged it to 100% and at 3 full days later I was just under 25% - maybe 23%. It can really last 4 full days but I do use it a lot. I was spending a lot of extra time on it getting my accounts setup - so 4 full days really is realistic. The fingerprint reader is on the side of the phone, security by obscurity I guess. My biggest complaint, it has forgotten my finger prints 3 times so far. One time I had just updated it so I could see that. It is not as refined and perfect as an iPhone or a Galaxy flagship but it really is an awesome phone!I am an IT Director by trade, so technology is important to me. I am totally content with this device as my daily driver. I get lots of questions about the round screen on the back. It's a really neat touch and has a good bit of functionality - I like it. I also love the side button. I have it set to one touch and the circle screen comes on, double tap and it screen shots, and long press to turn on the flashlight. It took just a few minutes and it was ingrained in my head - I use all three function every day.Again, I have found a few minor anomalies you won't find in the "big 2" cellphone flagship devices but that's fine, it's a modern operating system and it does what I need. Oh yeah, the night vision is really cool and it really works! The camera is not as refined as the "big 2" but it's really good with a little tweaking. I was the family photographer at Christmas and I think the final results were really well received. I will look at Doogee phones in the future, I'll probably go all out though and get their most highest spec'd out phone they sell. This one was about $335 USD.

This phone is a beast! The battery lasts forever, and the 100MP camera is surprisingly sharp. It’s tough, handles drops like a champ, and works great on both AT&T and Verizon. The rear screen is a cool bonus, and the performance is smooth with Android 14. Excellent value for the price!

I was initially excited about this phone. It worked well enough, has a nice big screen, and had a great battery life. Some of the English translations arent great, but are workable. The user experience isn't as polished as the Samsung phones in used to. I could overlook that easily enough for the price point and other nice features.However, things took a turn about 3 weeks after getting the phone. The screen suddenly stopped displaying anything when trying to unlock the phone. I restarted a couple times thinking it was just a little glitch, but it kept doing the same thing. Pretty soon, it would no longer boot. I should add, a did not drop this phone and the battery was over 80% when this happened. I contacted customer support, but they took 4 days to even respond. Lame.I returned the phone and got a replacement thinking it was a fluke. The replacement phone had a different issue though! The issue with the new one is that when Imake calls using the normal ear speaker, the person on the other end hears an echo. When I use speakerphone or headphones, the issue goes away. I tried a couple different phone apps to no avail. I'll be returning this one for a refund. I'm pretty disappointed.