WP210 Rugged Smartphone 5G, Dimensity 8200+ 5G Phone, 36GB+512GB, 6.7" FHD+ AMOLED, 108MP+32MP Camera, 45W Fast Charge, Rugged Phones Android 15, 13.7mm Slim, Support OTA, NFC, GPS, Black

I’ve been using the OUKITEL WP210 for about a couple of weeks now, and I have to say I’m impressed. I bought it mainly for its rugged build, and it hasn’t disappointed — it’s taken a few knocks already and keeps going strong. The phone feels very solid in the hand, definitely not light, but that’s expected from a rugged device. The screen is bright and smooth, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes a big difference. Performance-wise, it’s super fast. Apps open instantly, and multitasking is no problem at all. Battery life is incredible — I easily get 2–3 days on a single charge, and the 45W fast charging is handy when I need to top up quickly. I also like the reverse charging feature for emergencies. The camera is decent in good lighting, especially the 108MP main lens, but don’t expect flagship-level photography. Also, it doesn’t have a wide-angle lens, which I missed a bit. Overall, it’s a beast of a phone for the price. If you work outdoors, travel a lot, or just want something tough and reliable, I’d definitely recommend the WP210. Just be aware — it’s bulky, but that’s the trade-off for all that durability.

I'm older and wiser...and I'm not looking for the latest "fruit" logo phone with a whole bunch of features I will most likely never even use. I believe in value for money, decent security features, ease of use, good length on battery time and quick charging. I dont pretend to be an expert on phones but compared to my previous Samsung Galaxy this one wins hands down. I will never own a Samsung phone again. I can sim lock, have 2 sims, battery saver, biometrics for security, smooth scrolling and fast reaction times. The phone came with a case and screen protector already applied, how many brands do you know do that!? Think about it, you spend £300-1,000 on anyvof the big brand phones and all you get is the box it came with, charger and maybe a cheap pair of earphones which you probably won't use. I'm looking to buy a spare charger so I can leave one at home and not have to worry about if I left it at work, I have no conplaints. This phone doesn't start to malfunction every time they bring out a newer model (you all know who I'm referring too 😒) My upgrade will be an Oukitel. If your thinking about buying, do it.

I’ve been using the OUKITEL WP200 Pro for a few weeks now and it’s hands down one of the most capable phones I’ve come across. It’s rugged, packed with features, and surprisingly fun to use once you get past the chunky build. You get a huge 72GB RAM (24 physical, 48 virtual) and 1TB storage, which honestly feels like overkill, but I’m not complaining. It runs smoothly, even with loads of apps open, and Android 15 feels snappy and reliable. The built-in Bluetooth headset caught me off guard at first. Thought it would be a gimmick, but it’s actually useful. It pops out easily, works well for calls, and even comes with a wristband to wear like a smart tracker. Not something I thought I needed, but I’ve ended up using it more than expected. The 8800mAh battery is solid. I’m easily getting through more than a day with regular use, and when I do need to charge, it gets back to 50 per cent in under an hour. No stress if you’re always on the move. The camera image quality is decent. The 108MP rear lens captures sharp shots in daylight, although low-light performance could be improved. It's still very good. The screen is lovely and bright, even when I’m outdoors. It’s a bit of a brick in the hand, so if you like slim phones, this might feel like overkill. However, for travel, work, or anyone who is a bit clumsy, it’s ideal. All in, it’s powerful, different, and worth it if you want something tough but clever

I had a Cubot X19 phone purchased in spring 2020, an OK phone, but after about 10 months of use the microphone started, by degrees, to malfunction. It got increasingly worse to the point that it was unusable. So I looked for a new phone in the 100-150 price range. I shortlisted a few, but after reading reviews and watching video reviews I bought the Oukitel C21. It's a very good phone for the money. It is notably faster than my old phone, with a newer CPU and GPU. The charger is OK and mine came with a black rubber "rugged" case rather than the clear silicone gel case. I actually prefer it. The screen is much more vibrant, the microphone is very good, the mono speaker is better than most (all?) phones in this range. The touch control on the screen is way faster, smoother and more sensitive than my old phone. It just seems everything is better. Wifi calling switches dynamically between wifi and cellular much faster than my old phone. The camera is better by a degree. It has less artifacts and speckling than the previous phone. It is a bit fiddly to get the Quad camera focus right. The depth of field looks strange. I'm not used to it yet though. I feel that Oukitel source their components better than some in this price range. Negatives: Only 4GB of RAM. Standard on phones in this range, but it could do with 6GB because you want to use so many apps due to the excellent performance of the phone. No 3.5mm headphone socket. I have bluetooth earphones and a wireless stereo bluetooth speaker box, but the speakers also have a 3.5 to 3.5 socket so that you do not have to use wireless. I know you can get USB-C to 3.5mm speaker/headphone adaptors, but I am not sure of the compatibility with the C21. No notification LED, not even to show a need to charge with a red light and green for fully charged, let alone notification flashing. Minor, but I don't like the punch hole camera. It is a bit out of place and intrusive. Overall: Go for this phone if you are going for a phone in this price range. It is one of the best, if not the best for the money. It feels in many ways closer to a £300 phone due to the performance, smooth control, screen quality etc.

I quite Like this Phone ,because its a device which I can say is my sort of Device . it has one of latest android . I’m very pleased with the long battery life . It can last me 3 days without charging . It’s moves very smooth When I play the game . Good size of screen. Great phone with good amount of storage. Definitely value for the money!

Don't waste your money - didnt work after I set it up - customer support was unhelpful and didnt troubleshoot the issues. Very poor quality and feels cheaply made

Had a couple of rugged phones before , and this is one if the lighter ones . I have returned it though simply because I would have expected the battery to last slightly longer considering the weight,amperage and that it was pretty much sparingly used. Does not go beyond three days ( by comparison, my old Motorola (4500 mA ) lasts about two days so not really worth .

Don't see anything special with it to be honest, just a smart watch and a ear piece that doesn't actually stay in your ear, always falls out so just keeping it in the phone, kinda expensive phone as paid £629 after the £80 voucher applied.