The Doogee S41 Max is a new smartphone from Doogee that is purported to be unaffected by water or sand damage. It is certified to meet MIL-STD-810H, IP68, IP69K, and IP68 standards, which includes protection against drops.
Performance must be sacrificed due to the low price point; the Unisoc Tiger T606 does not have a very quick CPU. Nevertheless, the internal storage is a reasonably roomy 256 GB, and the RAM is a respectable 6 GB.
A memory card can be used to increase the internal storage, but only if the dual SIM feature is not being used. The smartphone can only be connected to LTE networks, but because it can connect to many different networks, it can be used anywhere in the world. A 5.5-inch screen with a resolution of 720 x 1440 is included with the S41 Max.
The internal battery has a 6300 mAh capacity. The front camera is 8 MP in resolution, while the main camera is 13 MP. The Doogee S41 Max is relatively light—weighing only 262 grams—but it is 16.2 millimeters thick. Like most outdoor smartphones, it supports NFC and has a configurable battery. In use is the operating system, Android 13.
The price of the smartphone, without import taxes or customs fees, is $119.99 when it is listed for direct import. Amazon also offers other devices from the manufacturer.
