Oukitel WP60 5G, 12GB 512GB, 7.2 LCD IPS HD+, 10000mAh, Yellow

Equipped with a 10000 mAh battery and 33W fast charging, a 7.2"/120 Hz HD+ display coated with Gorilla Glass 5 and an IP68/IP69K and MIL-STD-810H certified chassis, the Oukitel WP60 fuses battery life, fluidity and military-grade ruggedness in a single 5G handset.

Colossal power and memory

The MediaTek Dimensity 7025 (6nm) brings eight cores up to 2.5GHz and 5G SA/NSA connectivity, backed by 12GB LPDDR4x + 512GB UFS 2.2 and virtual expansion up to 48GB RAM; 2TB microSD is supported for those requiring high data throughput in the field.

XXL display with 120 Hz

7.2" IPS panel (720 × 1560, 239 ppi) offers 120 Hz refresh and 500 nits (typical), making it easy to read in bright light; 85% screen-to-body ratio reduces borders without sacrificing Gorilla Glass 5 protection.

108 MP camera with night vision

Its 108 MP Samsung main sensor records up to 4K 30 fps and is accompanied by 8 MP infrared for night vision and 2 MP macro; the front Sony reaches 32 MP. HDR algorithms, Pro Mode and Night Capture squeeze every pixel even in low-light environments.

Expeditionary battery life

The 10000 mAh promises up to 70 h of talk time and 20 h of continuous gaming; the 33 W charger replenishes 50% in 40 min and enables reverse charging for accessories.

All-terrain ruggedness

The aluminium-titanium alloy frame withstands drops, dust and water (1.5 m for 30 min), operates between -20°C and 55°C and emits 95 dB through its mono speaker, ideal for noisy environments. Side scanner, NFC and Bluetooth 5.2 complete its arsenal.

Our expert's opinion

Compared to rivals like the Doogee V30 Pro (10800 mAh, 6.58" FHD+ screen, Dimensity 7050) the WP60 offers similar battery life with less weight (360 g vs. 395 g) and a larger panel, but sacrifices resolution and graphics muscle. The addition of Android 15 and night vision puts it above its WP55 predecessor, while the price-performance ratio remains competitive thanks to the 16GB/512GB combo and IP69K certification, which is rare in this range. Only users who prioritise FHD+ display or a newer SoC will perceive limitations.