Smartphone Blackview XPLORE 2 5G, 12GB 256GB, 6.73 AMOLED, 20000mAh, 120W, Dual Sim, Black

6.73″ 120Hz LTPO AMOLED display with 3.2K resolution, colossal 20000 mAh battery and 120W ultrafast charging, plus 4nm MediaTek Dimensity 8300 supporting 5G and Wi-Fi 6E: three pillars that differentiate this ultra-rugged proposition. The built-in 467 lm dual torch adds utility in environments where other smartphones rely on external accessories.

3.2K AMOLED display

The LTPO panel adjusts the frequency from 1 to 120 Hz to balance smoothness and battery life. Its 521 ppi density, HDR support and 2600 nits peak allow you to read maps or blueprints in direct sunlight.

Power and UFS 4.0 memory

The Dimensity 8300, coupled with 12 GB LPDDR5X (virtually expandable) and 256 GB UFS 4.0, effortlessly runs light CAD, GIS or 4K editing. The microSD slot supports up to 2TB for extensive field projects.

20000 mAh battery

Delivers up to 4 days of mixed use. 120W recovers ~45% in 15 min, and 15W reverse charging turns the Xplore 2 into a makeshift power bank.

Dual cameras with night vision

The 50 MP Samsung GN9 main module with OIS/EIS records 4K; the 20 MP IR sensor detects wildlife or structures up to 15 m in complete darkness. The 50 MP front camera keeps video calls clear even when wearing a helmet.

Military ruggedness and connectivity

IP68/IP69K and MIL-STD-810H certifications support 1.5m drops and temperatures from -30 to 60°C. Includes NFC, multi-band GNSS L1+L5 and programmable PTT key. The 29 mm, 670 g chassis prioritises durability over portability.

467 lm camping light

Two rear LEDs offer three levels, SOS mode and strobe; a useful backup for night technicians or mountaineers who need to be hands-free.

What our expert says

The Blackview Xplore 2 moves ahead of rivals like the Oukitel WP33 Pro (similar battery but FHD IPS screen) or the Doogee V Max (120 Hz LCD only and slower charging). It also improves on the Blackview BV9200 by adding AMOLED LTPO, 5G and double the amperage. Its obvious weakness is its weight, which is heavier than any conventional smartphone and fatigues under prolonged use; still, its value for money is outstanding for professionals who demand extreme battery life, state-of-the-art connectivity and built-in tools that reduce additional equipment.