DOOGEE S PUNK
popp
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anyone else got one. if you have whats your opinion. have had one since beginning of year . for me its okay, with the big speaker and large battery it serves my purpose for podcasts and radio apps also big battery. not constantly charging it like my iphone11 pro and below. handy on pushbike a i can hear the speaker. can be a bit slow sometimes but does most of what i need. the only grief is i cant seem to be able to listen to the built in fm radio. you have to have headphones plugged in but it wont work. tried usb c headphones and headphone adapter, but no luck. maybe someone can solve it.
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I think I've seen some of his films.
Interesting that the thread title is all capitals, and the message body has no capitals
Pretty sure the answer will be no, not many people are willing to drop to the level of a dodgy doogee….
Oh the voice of wisdom has pronounced a verdict. We all appreciate the wonderful knowledge.
A lot of these phones FM radio normally only work with basic headphones, normally the one that comes with them., certainly will not work with USB ones. The headphones when plugged into to the headphone sockets act as an aerial. To be honest, if you have plenty of data, I would not bother with FM. I listen to Boom radio a fair bit on my phone and it takes very little data.
Been around for around 10 years, not long I know, but long enough.
They make rugged phones and some of them are not cheap.
Have you seen one? Don't let the name put you off.
I can't believe "Doogee S Punk" is the real name of a phone
I know, it sounds like a term you'd find on urban dictionary.
Yes, doogee are crap…
For you maybe, but they must be doing something right, otherwise they would still not be going. A lot of people don't want to spend hundreds on a phone,.
According to GSM arena, it is and costs around 300 Euros.
https://www.gsmarena.com/doogee_s_punk-13387.php
It's odd that you say that, as well as being one of the leading manufacturers of rugged phones they also act as a white label OEM making/designing more straightforward phones for other manufacturers and for networks.
(White labelling is why you'll see the same phone with slightly different cosmetics sold by different brands)
I don't even recall Doogee submitting a request for engagement, however they may simply find their current distribution model works for them
So which established brands and networks does Doogee supply?
https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.doogee.cc