Doogee Blade 10 Pro Energy, 6GB 256GB, Unisoc T7250, 6150mAh, 18W, Black

A 6150 mAh battery, a body of just 10.7 mm and a 50 MP camera converge in a ruggedised handset that maintains IP68/IP69K and MIL-STD-810H certification without compromising on lightness. The silicon-carbon cell, combined with 18W fast charging and OTG function, guarantees days of intensive use, while the 6.56″ IPS display at 90 Hz offers fluidity and Widevine L1 support for HD streaming.

Si-C power in an ultra-thin body

• 6150 mAh optimised for extreme temperatures and up to three days of mixed battery life.
• Reverse OTG charging turns the phone into a portable power bank.
• 10.5 mm thick aluminium-titanium body with dust and water sealed covers.

Smooth, certified display

The 90Hz HD+ panel ensures smooth animations and good outdoor visibility; Widevine L1 support enables unrestricted HD playback on platforms such as Netflix or Prime Video.

Balanced performance and dynamic RAM

The Unisoc T7250 (octa-core 12 nm) reaches 1.8 GHz and is complemented by 6 GB LPDDR4X + up to 26 GB of virtual RAM, so the Doogee Blade 10 Pro Energy sustains smooth multitasking even with offline maps or industrial apps. The 256 GB UFS is expandable via microSD to 2 TB.

50 MP camera and underwater mode

• 50 MP main sensor with AI and f/1.8 aperture for detailed shots.
• Underwater mode that remaps the physical buttons and allows you to shoot photos underwater.
• 8 MP selfie with HDR and software-assisted face unlock.

Connectivity and working extras

Includes dual 4.5G, Wi-Fi ac, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC with Google Pay, triple tray (2 SIM + microSD) and 3.5mm jack. Glove Mode allows the screen to be used while wearing gloves, and the programmable side key makes shortcuts quicker on construction sites or in the field.

Our expert opinion

Compared to its Blade 10 Energy sibling, the Doogee Blade 10 Pro Energy doubles the storage, adopts a 50MP camera and adds an additional 26GB of virtual RAM while maintaining the signature slim profile. Compared to rivals like the Oukitel WP23 (10 600 mAh, 17 mm, Helio P35) or the Ulefone Armor X31 Pro (6050 mAh, 355 g, Dimensity 6300 5G), the new model sacrifices 5G and part of the battery in exchange for a more comfortable grip, lighter weight and a 90 Hz display with Widevine L1. Overall, the Doogee Blade 10 Pro Energy offers one of the best value for money in slim ruggedised phones: sufficient battery, generous memory and a really handy chassis for those who work or enjoy the outdoors without carrying a "brick".