Blackview Rugged Smartphone Unlocked, 2023 BV6200 Rugged Phones, 13000mAh Battery 18W Fast Charge, Android 13, 8GB+64GB/2TB Expand, Waterproof Mobile Phones, Three Card Slots, 6.56″ Display, T-Mobile

Very rugged
The cell phone checks a lot of boxes and misses a couple if you need a cell phone that works under any conditions outside dropping off a skyscraper throwing it through a co-worker and then dialing 911 this is a good option The drawbacks are it has an incredibly slow processor and a limited amount of storage if you don’t run a lot of apps and don’t go nuts with the photos it is a great phone for a construction site or on a workboat like we use it. The speaker on it is fantastic The battery life is on imaginable I went 4 days of decently heavy usage without charging in a fairly extreme environment. Honestly if they make a new version of this phone with a faster CPU I would be thrilled and more storage it has two annoying features aside from 7-year-old CPU One is it’s difficult to switch back into a phone call or pick up a phone call from another app not a huge concern but annoying also it’s very difficult to hit the speakerphone button QUICKLY when checking voicemail. It is one of the better phones I’ve owned I had a cat 62 that broke the charging port before this I have a cat 75 as well unfortunately there are no longer made The speaker is a major reason why I want a better version of that phone it is easily the best sounding phone I’ve ever owned I’m currently switching back and forth between my s75 and my bv6200 depending on the environment I’m in.

Not So Rugged
I’m old. So I buy rugged phones. I don’t want an incidental drop onto the floor to be the end of the usability of my phone.Turns out, I was putting the phone away in my pants pocket, and it fell. Yeah. It immediately turned off, and will not turn back on. Doesn’t accept calls. Nothing. It’s dead. I paid upwards of 200 dollars for this. + the transfer fees to add this phone to the network (and take my previous, actually rugged phone off the network, so now I simply have no phone.What worthless trash.Even disregarding the little stuff like that it is actually able to turn its brightness to 0 – literally turn off the screen, but with no way to reset its brightness settings, aside from hoping its automatic brightness modulator (which freaking blasts the screen in a dark room) decides to let you use the phone again.It doesn’t even let you force shut down the phone with a long press, or anything like that.The *only* compliment I could give it was that I could reasonably comfortably keep it at 70-80% without fearing I’d be running out of battery.

Solid built, great battery life, loaded with spyware, wifi disconnects, bluetooth partially function
This is a well built phone with a decent speaker and good batterylife. The bluetooth does play media however the controls don’t function. Wifi disconnects reconnects frequently, so frequently that you can hardly browse on it. Cell data is a little better but all DNS lookups are curiously slow and fail frequently. Constantly trying to submit encrypted data to server bidata.blackview.hk. Otherwise, its all good!

Para el tipo de dispositivo que es, se comporta francamente bien, y la mejor ventaja es la gran resistencia a golpes y daños, ideal para niños y personas mayores

This is a heavy phone but thats because it has an amazing battery life. I used it as my primary navigation aid for a 2600km bike ride on roads and tracks the length of Vietnam. Four days one time without a charge.Its possible to read the large screen with maps, texts, emails & conduct whattsapp meetings while on the move in the strong sunlight with sun-glasses on. I dropped it, the roads were often dire, it rained hard. It did not miss a beat once. I found the Jumkeet Bike Phone Holder was also bullet proof, even in the rain on a really rough track the holder did not slide around despite the weight of the phone

waterproof drop resistant standby time for battery 1 week very fast large memory good operating system