'Indestructible' Cell Phone Hits the Market With Battery Lasting Up to 76 Days, Starting at R$ 2,000

‘Indestructible’ Cell Phone Hits the Market With Battery Lasting Up to 76 Days, Starting at R$ 2,000

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 02/05/2024 at 22:20

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Indestructible Phone from Blackview Surprises with Advanced Technologies, Battery of Up to 76 Days and Resistance to Falls of 1.2 m.

The Blackview BV9300 is a rugged phone from Blackview, a Chinese manufacturer, whose battery delivers autonomy of up to 76 days. The indestructible phone was announced globally in May 2023 for US$ 399 (around R$ 1,992, in direct conversion) and, although it is not officially sold in Brazil, it is available on the e-commerce giant, Amazon, starting at R$ 2,425.

Indestructible Phone Delivers IP68 and IP69K Rating

The Blackview BV9300 comes with a large 6.6-inch display featuring IPS LCD technology and Full HD+ resolution (2,388 x 1,080 pixels). According to the manufacturer, 81% of the front of the phone is covered by the screen.

Additionally, the panel features a ten-point multi-touch capability, which can recognize and respond to more than one touch simultaneously. For those looking for fluidity while gaming or watching videos, the smartphone features an adaptive refresh rate of up to 120 Hz and a touch sampling rate of 240 Hz.

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Indestructible Phone from Blackview Delivers Up to 21 GB of RAM

The camera setup also stands out and features high-resolution lenses, accompanied by features capable of enhancing the photographic experience. The main camera is a Samsung ISOCELL JN1 with 50 MP and an aperture of f/1 1.8, and the others are: an 8 MP ultra-wide and ultra-macro camera with an aperture of f/2.2; a 2 MP depth sensor; and a 32 MP selfie camera with an aperture of f/2.45.

According to brand information, the camera of the indestructible phone can deliver 8 MP photos in low-light conditions and maximum resolution images (32 MP) in daylight.

The Blackview BV9300 is equipped with the MediaTek Helio G99 processor. The chip features eight cores and can reach a maximum speed of 2.2 GHz, in addition to being manufactured using a 6-nanometer process.

With RAM, the indestructible phone comes with a single option of 12 GB. However, it is possible to add up to 9 GB of memory thanks to dynamic RAM technology. In other words, it can reach up to 21 GB of RAM. As for storage, there is only one version with 256 GB. However, this is expandable up to 1 TB.

Battery of the Indestructible Phone Can Last Up to 1,842 Hours (76 Days)

The battery is one of the most attention-grabbing aspects of the indestructible phone. The Blackview phone features a monstrous capacity of 15,080 mAh.

According to the manufacturer, with this number, the smartphone can stay 1,842 hours in standby mode and make 84 hours of calls without getting close to a socket. When it comes to recharging, the model features a 33 W fast charging support. With this, the battery charges from 0 to 100% in up to 3h30. Additionally, the phone has support for 5W reverse charging.

The Blackview comes factory-installed with Android 12 on Blackview’s custom interface, Doke OS 3.1. The interface is highly customized and includes sports metric monitoring, health metrics logging, and the Focus Mode, which features five different predefined modes: no-game mode, meditation mode, work mode, sports and reading mode, and custom mode.

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‘Indestructible’ Cell Phone Hits the Market With Battery Lasting Up to 76 Days, Starting at R$ 2,000

Indestructible Phone from Blackview Surprises with Advanced Technologies, Battery of Up to 76 Days and Resistance to Falls of 1.2 m.

Indestructible Phone Delivers IP68 and IP69K Rating

Indestructible Phone from Blackview Delivers Up to 21 GB of RAM

Battery of the Indestructible Phone Can Last Up to 1,842 Hours (76 Days)

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Indestructible Phone from Blackview Surprises with Advanced Technologies, Battery of Up to 76 Days and Resistance to Falls of 1.2 m.

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