G1 Rugged Smartphone - Android15, 24GB RAM+256GB ROM+1TB,10600mAh Battery,48MP Camera,6.52" Rugge phone,IP68/69K Waterproof 4G Dual Sim-free&Unlocked Mobile Phones,NFC,OTG,GPS,2025 (Black)

This phone is built like a tank, no denying that, it is heavy, rugged and water resistant (I say resistant as I haven't immersed it into a container of water, just held it under a tap). Transfer of data from my old phone to this one was a breeze, connect cable - disable Samsung Smartswitch - and off you go, contacts, pictures, texts, call records all copied across. Says it takes 2 sims but I haven't tried that, the sim carrier also takes a micro sd card up to 1 TB, it may be that the second sim (if you have one) goes into that slot, I don't know. NOW, we get to the the only minor gripes (although the 24GB of ram IS explained in the advert, it is only 6 Gig (hardware), the additional ram is via a 'Virtual Ram' switch in settings so presumably uses on board storage, a bit like a swap file on a PC. The other item worthy of note is the alleged 48 megapixel camera, the hardware is only 12 so I presume it is using some kind of software upscaling to achieve a 'perceived' 48 Mp. However battery life is excellent, speed is spot-on and it's functionality is great, I love it. As long as you are aware of how they achieve the RAM and Camera Resolution this is a pretty solid phone that I absolutely love, and would recommend..

The OUKITEL G1 Rugged Smartphone is an excellent and durable device, perfect for day-to-day use, especially on a construction site. Its 24GB RAM and 256GB storage allow me to efficiently run multiple project management applications, store large blueprint files, and capture high-resolution images of work progress without any performance issues. The large 10,600mAh battery is a major advantage, as it lasts through multiple work shifts without needing a recharge—a critical feature in environments where power sources aren't readily available. The 18W fast charging further reduces downtime when charging is necessary. The phone includes a 48MP F1.8 large-aperture main lens, a 5MP F2.2 front camera for better photo effects, and a 2MP macro camera for capturing clear images of small objects. The 6.52" display provides excellent visibility, even in bright outdoor conditions. Other notable features include NFC and Google Pay for seamless data transfer and contactless payments. The phone supports dual SIM cards or the option to expand storage (ROM) to 1TB with a TF card. It also comes with GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, and Galileo navigation systems for accurate positioning. Security is easy with both facial recognition and a rear fingerprint sensor for unlocking. Overall, I highly recommend this phone and would give it a solid 5 stars!

The old saying is buy cheap buy twice.... And I did. This was to be used as an Android auto connected phone on my BMW R1200RT motorcycle with a data sim to save my Google Pixel Pro from risk of damage. Set up was easy and the sim needed no registration. Connection to the wireless Android auto system was equally simple. Due to a poor delivery experience it was running a day late so the first test was on leaving for a 3 day trio to tour Wales on the bike with wife and luggage and a pre-saved 8 stop route on Google maps. In the first 12 miles it dropped the bluetooth THREE times. I'd had enough as I was about to join a motorway (so wouldn't be able to stop), I disconnected it. It spent the rest of the trip in the top box luggage and was returned. Now awaiting delivery of a refurbished Pixel 6 for around the same money that I know will reliably do the job. I was dubious of an unknown brand and should have followed my instincts. Won't be doing that again. Wanted it to work out but it was sadly as much use as a chocolate tea pot.

Very good android phone. A bit heavy but you get used to it. Shame had to send back as front (selfie 🤳🏼) camera stopped working. Seemed help from manufactures but weren't able to help. Would still recommend as decent phone. Speed & performance was good.

I originally got the Oukitel G1 for work because I needed something with a huge battery. It’s super tough and the battery just goes on and on—I easily get through several days without needing to charge it. But what really surprised me is how well it performs overall. It actually works better than my main phone! I was so impressed that I ended up putting both my SIM cards in this phone and now use it for everything. It handles all my day-to-day stuff smoothly—calls, messages, apps, GPS, you name it. It feels solid and reliable, like it can take a few hits without worry. If you’re thinking of getting one, I highly recommend getting a good screen protector—just to keep the screen safe long-term. Other than that, it’s been an excellent buy for the price. Seriously happy with this phone!

this is as it looks its a very strong and rugged phone with a huge battery life. Works well with any sim card as its unlocked. The fact its so strong and robust makes it a slight bit heavy but still manageable . Its a great price. Standard usb type c charging port. It has a slot for a sd card . Quick charging brick/plug for the 10600 battery is in the box. Its 4G.

I paid £130 and, for that, it's fair value for money. I had a 4 year old Xiaomi Poco X3 that I was trying to upgrade but it seems like it's a bit of a downgrade. Pros: Battery life is great - no issues there. The speaker is good and loud. Cons: Processor is sluggish - not good enough to play Insta360 X2 footage - my old phone was. Camera is not very sharp. Bluetooth is poor - seems to work connecting to headphones or a BT speaker but, whilst it connects to my car (SMEG Infotainment system), it won't play streaming music. Well it sort of does but it stops and starts and stops and starts again. I tried to wire it up to a comms headset using a USB to 3.5mm adapter and it's similar to my car bluetooth - stops/starts/stops/starts. The fingerprint sensor is pants, often taking 3-4 attempts to get in or having to use a pin code instead. It's big and bulky and heavy. I'm wondering if the Bluetooth and USB sound issues are both caused by poor codecs - I hope so as that means there's always a possibility of it being fixed by a software update. In summary my old phone was better but, at 4 years old, the battery life was poor and the screen degraded so I wanted a change. I'd have been happy with another as good as that one. Now I need to consider whether to switch back or not.

For this price range, I can really recommend no other phone than this one. The quality is superb across the board from its battery life which lasts for days at a time to its incredible storage (capacity one simply doesn't see around this price range). It's a little bulky but you quickly get used to it. The camera I should also add is brilliant, very clear, high quality with a high degree of functionality. They are selling a £100-150 phone but realistically what you're getting in terms of value is a £300-400 one. Excellent value, easy to use. Highly recommend.