At MWC 2025 in Barcelona, Doogee unveiled six new phones: three rugged models (V Max Play, Blade GT Ultra, S200 Plus) and three others (Pure 70, Pure 70 Pro, Moment 60). The V Max Play features a massive 22,000 mAh battery, a 108 MP camera, and an integrated projector. The Blade GT Ultra boasts a sleek design with dynamic lighting effects and a 100 MP camera. The S200 Plus includes a secondary AMOLED display. The Pure series introduces quad-curved displays, while the Moment 60 is a non-rugged phone with a projector. Detailed pricing and availability were not disclosed.
Doogee is participating in MWC 2025, where the company showcased six new smartphones at its booth in Barcelona. The lineup features three rugged models: V Max Play, Blade GT Ultra, and S200 Plus.
The collection also introduces the Pure 70 and Pure 70 Pro (also called P70), marking the brand’s entry into quad-curved display technology. Additionally, there’s the Moment 60 (also known as M60), a slim projector smartphone.
Doogee V Max Play
The V Max Play is equipped with an impressive 22,000 mAh battery and includes camping lights. It also features a built-in projector for enjoyable outdoor movie nights under the stars.
On the specs side, it comes powered by a Mediatek 7300 chipset, with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage. The rear camera boasts a 108 MP sensor, and along with the camping lights, it features Mood Light, an additional lighting option for outdoor enthusiasts.
It sports a 6.78″ Full HD+ display with a 120 Hz refresh rate, runs on Android 14, has Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity, and includes AI capabilities for image editing and document creation.
The device has a reasonable thickness of 10.5 mm and, in addition to the projector, incorporates a 20 MP night vision camera. The battery supports 33W fast charging and 15W reverse charging, effectively functioning as a power bank.
Doogee Blade GT Ultra
According to Doogee, the Blade GT Ultra is the lightest and thinnest rugged smartphone, although it matches the V Max’s thickness at 10.5 mm. It features the same Dimensity 7300 chipset and 512 GB of storage, but offers 16 GB of RAM. The camera specification lists “100 MP,” but we suspect it houses a 108 MP sensor that yields 12 MP images through pixel-binning.
The Blade GT Ultra features dynamic lighting effects on its rear, an idea previously seen in Nothing’s phones. This feature includes several modes, serving as a notification indicator, low battery alert, or simply as a style statement.
This device targets tech enthusiasts with a taste for mecha-inspired designs and rugged builds. Doogee labels it as having “futuristic aesthetics,” asserting that the Ultra embodies “a perfect blend of style, performance, and rugged durability.”
Doogee S200 Plus
The S200 series (denoted by S for Speed) maintains the Mecha aesthetic, now also integrating a secondary screen on the back. This 1.32″ AMOLED display has a 60 Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 466 x 466 pixels, primarily for audio controls and an upgraded clock.
The Doogee S200 Plus features a Dimensity 7300 chipset, slightly outperforming the Dimensity 7050 found in the standard S200. It boasts 512 GB of storage, double the non-Plus variant, alongside a 100 MP main camera and a 120 Hz primary display.
This phone comes in three Mecha colors: Mystic Black, Volcanic Red, and Champagne Gold. Its notable design may catch attention, especially with its bulkiness measuring 19.1 mm thick, making it less pocket-friendly.
Doogee P70 & P70 Pro
The P70 and P70 Pro share a similar design, featuring a 6.73″ AMOLED display that is 2.5D-curved on all sides and supports a 120 Hz refresh rate.
The standard P70 runs on a Mediatek Dimensity 7050, while the Pro opts for a Dimensity 7300. Both models feature a camera system consisting of a 50 MP main sensor, an 8 MP wide-angle lens, and a 2 MP macro sensor, but the Pro version is upgraded with an 8 MP periscope telephoto lens that offers 5x optical zoom.
The two phones vary in storage – both have 16 GB of RAM, but the P70 provides 512 GB, while the Pro model has a whopping 1 TB capacity.
Both models feature a 5,000 mAh battery supporting 33W charging and come equipped with an in-display fingerprint scanner.
Doogee M60
Additionally, the company unveiled a non-rugged phone with a projector: the Moment 60 (or M60). This model projects images with a brightness of 76 ANSI lumens at a resolution of 854 x 480 pixels, functioning optimally within a 2-meter range.
The phone measures 9.5 mm thick and incorporates a cooling system operating at a sound level below 30 dB, making it usable in quiet environments like offices or bedrooms, according to Doogee.
The M60 features a 6.79″ HD+ display, a 50 MP main camera, and a 5 MP front-facing camera. It packs a Unisoc T606 chipset, 8 GB of RAM, and 256 GB of storage, while operating on Android 14. The battery capacity is also 5,000 mAh, with OTG reverse charging support.
Doogee has mentioned two additional devices – Moment 60 Pro and Moment 60 Max – though no official details about these devices have been provided yet.
Pricing and availability information remains to be disclosed.