Doogee S200 Max Lecks with supposed Android flagship of the next generation

It is now assumed that the maximum version of the Doogee S200 maintains the secondary display of its predecessor -albeit a different form and placement, since it is a 1.3 -inch square screen next to the rear cameras.

The resulting camera hump is shown in such a way that that of the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra -or the upcoming “16 Pro” successor looks like the latest rumors -or the upcoming “16 Pro” edge.

The Android flagship The OEM-Android flagship from OEM is less likely to have a bulky IP68/IP69K/MIL-STD-810H chassis than the S200 Max with a metallic effect back in gray or light gold.

The “16 Pro” (and/or “Pro Max”) may have a generally enlarged battery, but again possibly no longer the colossal 22,000 mAh capacity of the upcoming Doogee-Mobil compartment based on modern silicon carbon technology, not less.

It is believed that the “Max” has otherwise driven the most main specifications of the S200 of its 120 Hz 6.72-inch LCD display from MediaTek Dimensity 7050 SoC. It could have a new sales argument of a powerful “Dual“The flashlight is integrated into its upper edge, which can be set in such a way that you hand in patterns like that for an SOS if necessary.

The S200 Max may also have a microSD card slot for up to 2 TB memory: another function that is probably not intended for the Xiaomi 16 series.

The alleged availability of the new flagship of the new S200 series is unknown at this point, although it is assumed that it costs $ 559.99 with 16 GB RAM at the start.

In the meantime, the vanilla S200 at Amazon is reduced to $ 349.98.

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