DOOGEEN50 Mobile Phone, Android 13 Smartphone SIM Free Phones Unlocked, Max 15GB RAM, 128GB/1TB Extension ROM, Octa-Core, 50MP+8MP, 6.52" HD+ Display, 4200mAh, 4G Dual SIM, Fingerprint/Face ID, Black

I am using this company since 2021, I found it here on Amazon as I was looking for quality but with cheap price I am not a fan of big names and brands if cheaper quality version is easily available why should we follow mass.this is my second phone with this company,affordable price with the feature it is offering,it is sim free, high speed octa core, fast charging with c type pin, battery life is good easily run one day, if u do light use it might run one day plus with 4200mAh battery, 128GB memory is good enough for my usuage, Camera result is great with 50mp front camera, 6.52inch screen is good I mostly watch my movies on it quite comfertably, it has dual sim which is not easily available here in UK, packaging was so nice and it comes with transparent hard shell cover saving me ten buck extra,it provides two year warranty, best phone with this price in inflation high time.

Decent screen, great battery which charges fast, camera is nothing special but is totally fine for taking most pictures. Speed of the device is acceptable and touch screen is responsive. I don't game on mobile so can't comment on that. I have had an issue where on the odd occasion I can't get an app to open but quick restart sorts this and it's not a regular occurrence.Overall I'm happy with the mobile as has decent build quality for the price and would put it along side budget mobiles from the likes of Samsung, it also comes with a case and a screen protector fitted which I think is a great idea - recommended.

This is my third Doogee smartphone and they always seem to nail the budget market. For Less than £100, the N50 is fantastic value for money. Really does make you think why pay several times more for a mid range phone.ProsGood size and weight.Sturdy construction.Case and screen protector supplied and fitted.Stock Android 13 - no bloatware.A smooth performance for the average user.Updated 08/07/2023 The rear camera is OK if you have perfect lighting. Colour reproduction is poor. The front camera is spot on! actually really takes some nice and clear photos in good light.ConsThe battery, at 4200mAh you will only get about a day with light to medium use.The colour contrast of the screen isn't great, you can change the settings, but it's certainly a cheap screen.SummaryAt less than £100, this is probably the best budget smartphone you can buy.

Not sure if this is the fault of the phone or I'm doing something wrong, but while I can make outgoing calls, anyone who tries to call me goes straight to voicemail. This has happened with multiple callers now, and I have followed every troubleshooting guide I can find; "make sure do not disturb is off...call forwarding off...etc..."The main red flag on the device is that my previous phone was working fine for incoming and outgoing calls with the same sim card and network, which is EE in this case. Coverage checkers show good signal indoors and great outdoors is supposed to be available in my location,Facebook Messenger has also taken to popping up a large text box that repeats the text in the messenger chat. This happened suddenly by itself as far as I am aware. I checked accessibility settings in case it was that, but none are turned on.Shame, and I hope it's some bug that resolves itself, but there is no further software update available right now, so not sure what to do right now.The phone itself is cheap and very pretty! Not expecting or really needing a 1080p screen at this price-point, and I was aware of it's limitations when purchasing. I don't game on the phone, or do much else but use if for business calls, personal calls, Facebook and YouTube. It's more than adequate in those respects.Not had a chance to pay much attention to the quality of the speakers or the calls, as I have only been able to make a few outgoing and cannot receive incoming calls at all. Very frustrating, and I can't have this as my daily driver, so going back to my Moto for now till I figure out what to do or the problem resolves itself.Tried contacting Doogee support, but no progress yet, so hoping someone can advise if their N50 is working fine and if anyone has this problem too, then please let me know. If there is a way to fix it, then a reply or message describing what to try or what to do would really be appreciated.Thanks. (3 stars for now as just not sure what the problem is here, and it's entirely possible the device isn't actually faulty, but right now it seems possible that it might be.)\UPDATE: I tried the sim card in another phone, and it works perfectly for incoming calls as well as outgoing. The Doogee n50 sends all incoming calls to voicemail but calling out works ok. Do not disturb is off, there is no call forwarding, and signal strength is good. Can't think of anything else to try.

Worked well for a week or so before apps started failing dropping of internet connection, still can't get some games to play and YouTube is a no go , when looking for after sales help I found it very confusing to contact customer service to many departments and since I can't get on YouTube to look for possible solutions I wouldn't recommend it , for a few pound more you can you grade to Samsung or something