Great video! I'm in need of a new rugged phone for 2023. What do you think of the blackview bv9200 coming out? Or should I buy another phone for this price range (200$ on sale)?
Hey William! Yeah the Blackview BV9200 definitely looks like a good phone if you get it on sale for $200! You also might want to go for the Ulefone Power Armor 19 that's coming out the same day. It's got a better chipset, 12GB onboard RAM (not virtual), internal storage expands to 2TB, 108MP main camera, higher resolution, and it's launching on sale for $260 on AliExpress. Here's a link: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DdbTiKx (affiliate link)
dont know how many times i watched this. really enjoy it. How about a long hour video more in depth details. for all videos written text for viewers comparison about the 1. screen size 2. weight 3. battery mah 4. audio jack my personal fav😊 5. ip68,ip69k, mil g/mil h.
Have you personally used the Ulefone 18t yourself? Cause this looks like you just rank them based off their specs sheet, I read a lot of users reviews having issues with the phone like battery quality falling off after a few weeks of use, the phone restarts randomly on its own etc...
I've got the 18t ..brilliant phone..signal reception and battery is top notch ..video recording could be better and just needs huge zoom to really be unbeatable..definitely best rugged phone out there so far
i would be cool do some reception test on all rugged phone. rugged phone is the phone for outdoor. signal reception is also something to consider separately.
I have tried the Ulefone Armor x10Pro (horrible speaker sound) and Blackview BV4900 (Hotspot wouldn't work) and they both definitely had far better reception than my current Samsung A5 (2017) and I live deep rural and on Bell Canada network. But I have returned both of them.
I am definitely considering doing reception tests in future videos, but my issue is, whatever reception I get can and probably will be different for everyone else, depending on your carrier and where you're located. So I might get really great reception, and someone else might get really bad reception. Or vice versa. What do you think?
@@SurvivalSuperhero Yes true. agree. It just comparison on average. Some may get better and some doesnt.Every phone have defects as well. Quality control on this phone we dont know. Me and my wife have iphone 6plus and iphone 7plus each. Seems iphone 6plus signal is more stable and wifi is stronger compare to iphone 7plus at the time i purchase. Same telco i used. bluetooth connectivity quality comparison is something to consider as we are using wireless headphone. again maybe varies too. and how about speaker rating. like your video review about the good speaker phone AGM. that comparison among rugged is also rare thing.
@@SurvivalSuperhero test call at 3 same devices & numbers of different carriers and record the call on everyone . In that way you could also check the call sound quality of the rudged tested phones .
From what I know, the XCover6 Pro has the best software support. Samsung says their phone will get four years of OS updates and five years of security updates.
Probably in the A tier, or high B tier at the lowest. Definitely a good phone. It's even got the same chipset as the Oukitel WP19 and a couple other phones released in 2022. Large 13,200mAh battery is also very nice. And it's got a huge 6.81" screen. But it's only 810G, it's not 120Hz refresh rate, not 5G.
off all the phone including last 2 years rugged phone which one is 1. battery 10000mah and more 2.has audio jack 3mm 3. ip 68 and 69k 4. 8gb ram and 128gb storage above 5. good speaker
I would recommend the Doogee S89 Pro, it has everything you mentioned, plus even has a 109dB speaker. The speaker and the 3.5mm jack are the outliers for sure
So if you remove the phones that are not 5G, and don't run on Verizon or AT&T , what's left? I'm looking for practical useful knowledge. This video while colorful, it doesn't make me want to experiment with buying these phones.
Hey Mountain Snow Troll - you ask a great question. Here's the answer. I would suggest if you're looking for a solid rugged phone that is 5G and will work with Verizon or AT&T, you should try the Samsung Galaxy XCover6 Pro 5G. A couple others that work with Verizon and are 5G are Kyocera Duraforce Ultra 5G UW, Kyocera Durasport 5G UW. Here's a video I made that talks more about those phones and some others that do work with Verizon: th-cam.com/video/beRigPgaxNQ/w-d-xo.html Also, there's a great provider called Tello that is super cheap, high quality, and will work with lots of the rugged phones that won't work with AT&T, Verizon, etc. They run on T-Mobile's towers, and that's actually the company I use for phone service and am super happy with it. So that's another option - you probably could actually save money on your monthly phone bill through Tello too
No one mentioned it yet so here it is:@13:17 "lower 720 by 1520 resolution" Where did you get that "fact"? 1080x2340 is stated on their website and some channel (Survival Superhero I think 😁) says "FHD+". You really need to put it all in a spreadsheet or something to get better organized, no dissing it, just a bit of friendly advice.
Thanks for the heads up Benny! I have fixed that part of the video. You're right, spreadsheet is the way to go, and I definitely do use a spreadsheet to keep track of everything for these videos. But I guess you have to look at the correct cell for that to work 🤦 Hopefully you don't find any more errors, but if you do let me know and I will fix them ASAP. Always want my videos to have solid info.
@@SurvivalSuperhero your aim to be correct is the reason I'm still here 😁 I will not give up on you, and I will probably not give up pointing out mistakes either 😂
That's crazy! Thanks for the heads up. Looks like the Evolveo StrongPhone G9 isn't available anymore - so I guess the Doogee V30 is the only rugged phone with eSIM that's currently available? But that is crazy that Doogee and everyone else is saying the V30 is the "world's first eSIM rugged phone." I'm noticing that rugged phone manufacturers play fast and loose with the "world's first" or "world's biggest" titles. I notice that rugged phone companies don't update their marketing materials when their phones are also not the "world' biggest battery" anymore. A phone with a larger battery will come out, but still smaller battery phones will still claim to be the world's biggest battery rugged phone. I will be more careful in the future to double check rugged phone manufacturers' claims of being the "World's First" or "World's Biggest" anything.
Yes. Maybe they assume that we are inclined to buy new products, with higher specifications. China is also a popular country. The truth is that all consumers should do their research before purchasing a type of product. They can try to buy at least 2 devices 🤷 Much respect! 👍
These reviews never say what carriers they work on. I just bought a Ulefone Power Armour 18t. It is a super fast, super heavy duty phone...but it only works on T-Mobile in the US. Grrrrr!!!
Sorry to hear that. Yeah I definitely didn't have time to mention carriers for every phone in this video. Usually when you buy the phone it'll tell you which carriers it will work for and which carriers it won't work for, but if you don't read every word it's possible to miss it. Are you able to return the phone? Also, if you're in the US, you could try Tello. It's super cheap, great customer service, and uses T-Mobile. Not sure what carrier you have now but you might end up saving a lot of money switching.
@@SurvivalSuperhero I have Tello already for my work phone. LOL. My family is on Verizon. That's how I confirmed it works on T-Mobile is that I put my Tello Sim card in.
None of these types of Rugged phones will work on any mainstream carrier in the US other than T-Mobile! I know because I have read through thousands of reviews on Amazon.. I had a Cat S41 that I loved, but my carrier made it not work on their Network.. I was forced to get a Sonim S8.. Horrible phone and by far the worst customer service I have ever experienced! Stay away! I'm exhausted with the extensive hours I put in over a year the past few years looking g for a rugged phone that is semi affordable, with the specs I want to run on mainstream networks in the US.
I own a Samsung XCover 6pro. 5 of the 6 times I have dropped it from 3.5 feet or less, the back flew off and the battery fell out. Samsung has ignored me.
I'm thinking about getting this, but with a case to prevent the back coming off when dropped. Only thing stopping me from buying is that I'm not sure if it will work with my carrier (Total Wireless now a subsidiary of Verizon). Did you have any issues getting it working with your carrier, and what carrier do you use?
Used to be all the rage in the old HTC desire days. All the custom ROMs would boast swap as a feature. Great way of prematurely damaging the storage space 😂
Agree, just a marketing gimmick without any real-life advantage. I'm sure the manufacturer can, well...manufacture... a laboratory environment test that isn't all lies where the feature gives some very slight performance boost in a usage situation that maybe will happen once in a parallel universe within the next 1000 years😁
I mean, there is SOME benefit to virtual RAM, right? The way I understand it is virtual/expandable RAM lets keep more apps running in the background, which means more apps will load faster. But it doesn't make the whole phone run faster. I've heard that technically using virtual RAM can damage the internal storage but it would take like 4 or 5 years to see any negative effects. Which by then most people would have moved on to a new phone. What do you guys think?
@@SurvivalSuperhero I think the benefit is only in a laboratory environment. Using virtual RAM to have more apps in the background must hurt battery drainage and shuffling from storage memory can't be as fast as having it in RAM. How many apps do you really need to open 0,531 sec faster (made-up number, no source...)? In real life I'm convinced it won't make you feel any happier/faster/better (unless you see it as a "mine is bigger than yours" win😊)
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Great video! I'm in need of a new rugged phone for 2023. What do you think of the blackview bv9200 coming out? Or should I buy another phone for this price range (200$ on sale)?
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any one better? or upcoming any one better ?
dont know how many times i watched this. really enjoy it. How about a long hour video more in depth details. for all videos written text for viewers comparison about the
1. screen size
2. weight
3. battery mah
4. audio jack my personal fav😊
5. ip68,ip69k, mil g/mil h.
Have you personally used the Ulefone 18t yourself? Cause this looks like you just rank them based off their specs sheet, I read a lot of users reviews having issues with the phone like battery quality falling off after a few weeks of use, the phone restarts randomly on its own etc...
I've got the 18t ..brilliant phone..signal reception and battery is top notch ..video recording could be better and just needs huge zoom to really be unbeatable..definitely best rugged phone out there so far
My friend, this video did it. You earned a new sub.😁
Awesome, thank you!
Doogee v max is in my opinion the best rugged phone yet
i would be cool do some reception test on all rugged phone. rugged phone is the phone for outdoor. signal reception is also something to consider separately.
I have tried the Ulefone Armor x10Pro (horrible speaker sound) and Blackview BV4900 (Hotspot wouldn't work) and they both definitely had far better reception than my current Samsung A5 (2017) and I live deep rural and on Bell Canada network. But I have returned both of them.
@@BUTLERNIXON ulefone power armor 13 is something to consider. saw some good review about them…
I am definitely considering doing reception tests in future videos, but my issue is, whatever reception I get can and probably will be different for everyone else, depending on your carrier and where you're located. So I might get really great reception, and someone else might get really bad reception. Or vice versa. What do you think?
@@SurvivalSuperhero Yes true. agree. It just comparison on average. Some may get better and some doesnt.Every phone have defects as well. Quality control on this phone we dont know. Me and my wife have iphone 6plus and iphone 7plus each. Seems iphone 6plus signal is more stable and wifi is stronger compare to iphone 7plus at the time i purchase. Same telco i used. bluetooth connectivity quality comparison is something to consider as we are using wireless headphone. again maybe varies too. and how about speaker rating. like your video review about the good speaker phone AGM. that comparison among rugged is also rare thing.
@@SurvivalSuperhero test call at 3 same devices & numbers of different carriers and record the call on everyone . In that way you could also check the call sound quality of the rudged tested phones .
Oukitel WP19 impressed me the most.
IIIF150 Air1 Ultra and WP21 can't record 4K videos
How is the update policy on those rugged phones?
Android 12 security updates are up and running i talk about wp19
From what I know, the XCover6 Pro has the best software support. Samsung says their phone will get four years of OS updates and five years of security updates.
I go for the Doogee V30
Great video. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Where would you put the power armor 13 from 2021 on this list?
i find this is the best phone overall. should be on the top list.
1.large battery
2. ip68 and 69k
3. has audio jack
4. wireless charging function.
Probably in the A tier, or high B tier at the lowest. Definitely a good phone. It's even got the same chipset as the Oukitel WP19 and a couple other phones released in 2022. Large 13,200mAh battery is also very nice. And it's got a huge 6.81" screen. But it's only 810G, it's not 120Hz refresh rate, not 5G.
off all the phone including last 2 years rugged phone which one is
1. battery 10000mah and more
2.has audio jack 3mm
3. ip 68 and 69k
4. 8gb ram and 128gb storage above
5. good speaker
I would recommend the Doogee S89 Pro, it has everything you mentioned, plus even has a 109dB speaker. The speaker and the 3.5mm jack are the outliers for sure
So if you remove the phones that are not 5G, and don't run on Verizon or AT&T , what's left? I'm looking for practical useful knowledge. This video while colorful, it doesn't make me want to experiment with buying these phones.
Hey Mountain Snow Troll - you ask a great question. Here's the answer. I would suggest if you're looking for a solid rugged phone that is 5G and will work with Verizon or AT&T, you should try the Samsung Galaxy XCover6 Pro 5G. A couple others that work with Verizon and are 5G are Kyocera Duraforce Ultra 5G UW, Kyocera Durasport 5G UW. Here's a video I made that talks more about those phones and some others that do work with Verizon: th-cam.com/video/beRigPgaxNQ/w-d-xo.html
Also, there's a great provider called Tello that is super cheap, high quality, and will work with lots of the rugged phones that won't work with AT&T, Verizon, etc. They run on T-Mobile's towers, and that's actually the company I use for phone service and am super happy with it. So that's another option - you probably could actually save money on your monthly phone bill through Tello too
best budget 5g rugged phone
18 , 18T great phones
Thanj you for subtitrare .
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can u do 2023?
Glad I found this channel Blackview bv2500 👍
Thanks for watching!
thanky buddy
You're welcome!
No one mentioned it yet so here it is:@13:17 "lower 720 by 1520 resolution" Where did you get that "fact"? 1080x2340 is stated on their website and some channel (Survival Superhero I think 😁) says "FHD+". You really need to put it all in a spreadsheet or something to get better organized, no dissing it, just a bit of friendly advice.
Thanks for the heads up Benny! I have fixed that part of the video. You're right, spreadsheet is the way to go, and I definitely do use a spreadsheet to keep track of everything for these videos. But I guess you have to look at the correct cell for that to work 🤦
Hopefully you don't find any more errors, but if you do let me know and I will fix them ASAP. Always want my videos to have solid info.
@@SurvivalSuperhero your aim to be correct is the reason I'm still here 😁 I will not give up on you, and I will probably not give up pointing out mistakes either 😂
Frankie Tech says that it haves 720p display and a decent chipset
18:29 Chinese rugged smartphone. Evolveo Strongphone G9 is an older model - Czech Republic
That's crazy! Thanks for the heads up. Looks like the Evolveo StrongPhone G9 isn't available anymore - so I guess the Doogee V30 is the only rugged phone with eSIM that's currently available? But that is crazy that Doogee and everyone else is saying the V30 is the "world's first eSIM rugged phone." I'm noticing that rugged phone manufacturers play fast and loose with the "world's first" or "world's biggest" titles. I notice that rugged phone companies don't update their marketing materials when their phones are also not the "world' biggest battery" anymore. A phone with a larger battery will come out, but still smaller battery phones will still claim to be the world's biggest battery rugged phone.
I will be more careful in the future to double check rugged phone manufacturers' claims of being the "World's First" or "World's Biggest" anything.
Yes. Maybe they assume that we are inclined to buy new products, with higher specifications. China is also a popular country. The truth is that all consumers should do their research before purchasing a type of product. They can try to buy at least 2 devices 🤷 Much respect! 👍
These reviews never say what carriers they work on. I just bought a Ulefone Power Armour 18t. It is a super fast, super heavy duty phone...but it only works on T-Mobile in the US. Grrrrr!!!
Sorry to hear that. Yeah I definitely didn't have time to mention carriers for every phone in this video. Usually when you buy the phone it'll tell you which carriers it will work for and which carriers it won't work for, but if you don't read every word it's possible to miss it.
Are you able to return the phone?
Also, if you're in the US, you could try Tello. It's super cheap, great customer service, and uses T-Mobile. Not sure what carrier you have now but you might end up saving a lot of money switching.
@@SurvivalSuperhero I have Tello already for my work phone. LOL. My family is on Verizon. That's how I confirmed it works on T-Mobile is that I put my Tello Sim card in.
None of these types of Rugged phones will work on any mainstream carrier in the US other than T-Mobile!
I know because I have read through thousands of reviews on Amazon..
I had a Cat S41 that I loved, but my carrier made it not work on their Network.. I was forced to get a Sonim S8.. Horrible phone and by far the worst customer service I have ever experienced! Stay away!
I'm exhausted with the extensive hours I put in over a year the past few years looking g for a rugged phone that is semi affordable, with the specs I want to run on mainstream networks in the US.
Doogee V30 :)
The best
Doogee s99 pro should be the best if they had thermal.
Why no more new videos
I own a Samsung XCover 6pro. 5 of the 6 times I have dropped it from 3.5 feet or less, the back flew off and the battery fell out. Samsung has ignored me.
I'm thinking about getting this, but with a case to prevent the back coming off when dropped. Only thing stopping me from buying is that I'm not sure if it will work with my carrier (Total Wireless now a subsidiary of Verizon). Did you have any issues getting it working with your carrier, and what carrier do you use?
@@yomommaahotoo264 Verizon, I will sell you mine for $400.00
Missing the Gigaset range: made in Germany
I actually wasn't aware of the Gigaset brand until after I made this video. I have included Gigaset phones in videos since this video though
No CC/subtitrare?
What language do you want subtitles?/În ce limbă vrei subtitrări?
We're is ulefone 13
Doogee v30 esim
You must make a nather one
Manda pra o Brasil eu compro.
Qual celular você compraria? Acho que você pode encomendar esses telefones e enviá-los para o Brasil
Subtitrare?
What language do you want subtitles?/În ce limbă vrei subtitrări?
expandable ram. what a joke
Used to be all the rage in the old HTC desire days.
All the custom ROMs would boast swap as a feature.
Great way of prematurely damaging the storage space 😂
Agree, just a marketing gimmick without any real-life advantage. I'm sure the manufacturer can, well...manufacture... a laboratory environment test that isn't all lies where the feature gives some very slight performance boost in a usage situation that maybe will happen once in a parallel universe within the next 1000 years😁
I mean, there is SOME benefit to virtual RAM, right? The way I understand it is virtual/expandable RAM lets keep more apps running in the background, which means more apps will load faster. But it doesn't make the whole phone run faster.
I've heard that technically using virtual RAM can damage the internal storage but it would take like 4 or 5 years to see any negative effects. Which by then most people would have moved on to a new phone.
What do you guys think?
@@SurvivalSuperhero I think the benefit is only in a laboratory environment. Using virtual RAM to have more apps in the background must hurt battery drainage and shuffling from storage memory can't be as fast as having it in RAM. How many apps do you really need to open 0,531 sec faster (made-up number, no source...)?
In real life I'm convinced it won't make you feel any happier/faster/better (unless you see it as a "mine is bigger than yours" win😊)