Doogee brings six new phones at MWC 2025 | Infinium-tech

Doogee is also part of MWC 2025, and the company revealed six phones at its booth at the exhibition in Barcelona. There are three rugged devices, named V Max Play, Blade GT Ultra and S200 Plus.

Portfolio also includes pure 70 and pure 70 Pro (also known as P70), which is the first device of the brand with a quad-cresh display. There is also a moment of 60 (M60) – it is a thin projector phone.

Dogi We Max Play

The V Max Play has a demonic 22,000 mAh battery and camping lights. It also has an integrated projector to create those outer nights under stars.

Spac-wise comes with a phone MediaTek 7300 chipset, 12 GB RAM and 512 GB storage. The rear camera has 108 MP sensor, and with camping lights, it also has mood light, which is a distinct source of light for campers.

The 120 Hz refresh rate is 6.78 “full HD+ screen, Android 14, Bluetooth 5.4 and AI for image editing and document creation.

The entire device is appropriately 10.5 mm thick, and with LED projector, it also packs 20 MP night vision camera. The battery supports 33W fast charging and 15W reverse charging, effectively as a power bank.

Dogi Blade GT Ultra

Dogi says that the blade GT ultra is the lightest and the thinnest rugged device, despite the fact that it is 10.5 mm – thick like V Max. It also has 7300 chipset equally imports in collaboration with 512 GB storage, but Ram is 16 GB here. The camera is listed as “100 MP”, but we believe that there is a 108 MP sensor behind it that produces 12 MP images through pixel-binning.

Blade GT Ultra stands out with its dynamic lighting effect on the back, an idea that we have already seen nothing applied in its phone. It has several modes and can act as a notification light, low battery alert, or even “flaunts” your style.

This phone is designed for technical enthusiastic people who are also fans of Mecha design and rugged devices. Dogi calls it “futuristic esthetics”, and ultra “is the correct mix of style, performance and rugged durability.”

Dogi S200 Plus

The S200 series (standing for the spite) clings to the MECHA design, but also offers another screen at the back. A 1.32 “amoled is a 60 Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 466 x 466 pixels for audio control and apparently a hardcore watch.

The duogee S200 Plus has a dismal 7300 chipset, which is better than 7050 dimensions on Vanilla S200. The storage is 512 GB, twice the non-flus device. Other glasses include 100 MP main camera and 120 Hz main screens.

The phone comes in three Mecha colors – Mystic Black, Volcano Red and Champagne Gold. People will definitely notice the design as the phone is 19.1 mm thick – a heavy device to keep in your pants pocket.

Dogee P70 and P70 Pro

The P70 and P70 Pro have large-scale similar designs and 6.73 “AMOLED panels that are 2.5D-curved from all four sides and come with a 120 Hz refresh rate.

Regular P70 is powered by a MediaTek Demistance 7050, while Pro goes to a decent 7300. Both of these have 50 MP main camera + 8 MP Wide-Angle Shooter + 2 MP Macro Sensor Combo, but also brings 8 MP periscope telephoto with 5X optical zoom.

The differences are also in storage – while both P70 phones have 16 GB RAM, Vanilla has 512 GB storage, while the Pro comes with 1 TB.

Both these phones have a 5,000 mAh battery with 33W charging and fingerprint scanner under the display.

Dogi M60

The company also introduces a phone with a projector without rugling – that’s that moment is 60 or M60. It beams a screen with 76 ANSI Lamens of Brightness at 854 x 480 resolution, which should work within a 2-meter range.

The device is 9.5 mm thick and manages to pack in a cooling system that operates at noise level below 30 dB. This means that according to the projector Dogi, the office or bedroom can work in the scenarios.

The phone itself comes with 6.79 “HD+ screen, 50 MP main camera and 5 MP selfie shooter. It is powered by an UNISOC T606 chipset, coupled by 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage, and runs Android 14. The battery is 5,000 mAh and supports the OTG reverse charging.

Doogee mentioned two more equipment in a press release – the moment 60 Pro and the moment 60 Max, but there was zero official information about both of them.

Prices and availability have not been ascertained.