Oukitel is back with another rugged phone with a massive battery, this time in the lower-end segment. It comes with full support for 5G, which makes this accessible to a lot more people on a budget.
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Oukitel might be known for its rugged phones, but the company also produces normal everyday smartphones for those on a budget. For less than $220 you'll get 5G, 90Hz and a 5,150mAh battery.
We are taking for a spin Oukitel's new rugged tablet made with polymers, which are supposed to offset the weight of heavier materials, such as its 20,000 mAh battery and other components.
Here's another cheap and cheerful tablet with mobile data support, however sadly it utilizes a chipset that came out in 2021, but thankfully and perhaps for this reason, it's dirt cheap too.
Good rugged phones usually cost around $500 and for that you can expect the specs to be a few years behind the norm, but what if I told you that you can buy one for less than $300 that's "acceptable".
Oukitel offers a wide range of handsets and today, the firm announced a new addition to its lineup, the C17 Pro. The handset offers a sleek design and a triple camera setup on its rear.
OUKITEL's Y4800 will attempt to take on Redmi's Note 7 by offering a similar design, more features, and being priced starting at $199.99. The Y4800's main feature is its 48MP rear camera.
Oukitel is known for its affordable smartphones so it comes as no surprise that its latest falls in the same price category. The U25 Pro offers some allurings specifications for just $99.99.
Oukitel is back at it again, releasing another device that attempts to copy the design of the iPhone X. The notch is there, but other areas seem to fall short. The C12 Pro will arrive in September.
Oukitel has been known to offer some interesting handsets in the past. Now, the firm has delivered a sleek looking K8, featuring a 6-inch 18:9 display, 5,000mAh battery, and a price tag of $139.99.
Last month, Oukitel announced its U18 handset, one of the first Android handsets to sport a notch on the top of its display, mimicking the iPhone X. Now, we take a closer look with an unboxing.
Oukitel announced the WP5000 at MWC and has just released a video showing off the handset in more detail. The unit looks to offer a rugged exterior, along with modern touches like an 18:9 display.
Oukitel has been known in the past to create smartphones with monstrous batteries. It has now introduced its latest creation, an iPhone X clone, that has a few additions and will be priced at $179.99.
The U16 Max from Oukitel with a 6-inch screen and a hefty body is powered by Android Nougat, has a large battery and performs decently in daily use, but is this large phone for you? Let's find out.
While software optimizations can help improve battery life, sometimes you just need to throw in a bigger battery and that's exactly what Oukitel has done with the K10000 Pro - check out our review!
The U15S is a new smartphone from Oukitel, with 4 GB of RAM, an octa-core processor and Android Marshmallow. But can that alone help the phone sell? Read on to know more about the device.
The Oukitel U20 Plus is a recently launched device, whose price tag comes under $100, but which offers a dual-camera setup. We took it for a spin to see how it stood up to the competition.
The Oukitel U13 is another low-end Android device, that promises to bring high-end features to a very affordable $100 price point. We put the device through its paces to see what it could do.
Oukitel is planning to release an updated version of the K10000 - as yet dubbed the K10000S - which is intended to be faster, thinner and as durable as the original 10,000 mAh phone they released.
Oukitel's latest smartphone, the C3, isn't the most feature packed device but for a budget user it is certainly a very good option, packing reasonable performance and near stock Android Marshmallow.
Oukitel is running a promotional event offering buyers the chance to get between $1 and $100 off its $199.99 K10000 smartphone, which has a massive 10,000mAh battery, promising a week of 'normal use'.
The Oukitel K6000 has a 6,000 mAh battery and the Oukitel K10000 has a whopping 10,000 mAh battery. But do they really last for over a week? Find out for yourself in our review of these two phones!
Recently, Oukitel launched the Pro version of the K4000 with an even bigger battery, a shatterproof screen and a faster charger, so let's find out if it makes the phone any better than the normal one.
The K4000 can take severe punishment and offers a 4,000mAh battery. These attributes are impressive in themselves, but do they possess the ability to become part of a more impressive whole?
Oukitel has shown off the power and durability of their U7 Pro and K10000 mobile phones by using them as chopping boards and to power up a hot plate hot enough to boil and cook noodles
In a video posted by Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oukitel, the currently unreleased K6000 is shown to charge four other smartphones, as well as an iPad, through its USB port, among other things.
Oukitel has a lot to prove now that it is penetrating an already saturated worldwide market for Android devices, and their main selling point is focused on toughness as well as low pricing.
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Oukitel's upcoming K4000 smartphone (named for its 4000mAh battery) has taken a beating to prove that it will withstand the most buttery-fingered of smartphone users in two videos.
True to its word, Chinese manufacturer Oukitel has confirmed the availability of their dual screen U6 smartphone. It has a 5-inch screen on the front and a 4.7-inch e-ink screen on the back.
Yota produced a truly innovative product with the YotaPhone, and Chinese manufacturer Oukitel is looking to get in on the action. The Oukitel U6, coming in August, also features two displays.
Smartphone manufacturer Oukitel is getting prepared to release a smartphone with a giant 10,000 mAh battery, and we have managed to get our hands on some exclusive photos of the device.
You may not have heard of the Oukitel U9, but it's certainly worth looking out for, because not only does it have some extremely reasonable specs but it actually looks pretty good too.
