And yes, the WP100 Titan is a little bit more than a standard smartphone.
This is a phone you could get away with charging once a month.
Expect availability at full price from the Oukitel website once the Kickstarter campaign ends.
you’re able to check out theOukitel WP100 Titan kickstarter page here.
As you check over the phone, starting at the top, you have the projector and ventilation openings.
Then, going down the side, you have the power button with fingerprint recognition.
Then, you have the microSD and SIM card slot.
Two other things worth mentioning are the dedicated buttons for SOS and PTT functions.
As previously mentioned, inside is that huge 33,000mAh battery, and this can fast charge at 66Wh.
In addition to this, there’s also a macro camera with a 2-megapixel resolution.
The phone supports 5G and is compatible with 4G and 3G networks.
Basic internet activity is very good.
If you need a full charge, this would take about two hours to 80%.
The main focus and interest of the WP100 Titan is, of course, the projector.
When it comes to throw distance, in dark conditions, it’s surprisingly good even at 100 lumens.
Whilst it sounds easy enough, it can actually be a little tricky.
Moving away from the projector, the next big feature is the battery.
At 33,000mAh, it’s the largest battery in any phone I’ve ever looked at.
Overall, the rugged design holds up well, and the phones waterproofing worked perfectly throughout testing.
Should you buy a Oukitel WP100 Titan?
4 / 5
Design
Unmistakably rugged, the smartphone is extremely functional but bulky and heavy.
Performance
An extremely well-balanced performance for standard smartphone use, as well as a small projector and camping light.
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