New Indestructible Smartphone with Giant Screen, 22,000 mAh Battery, LED Projector, and Artificial Intelligence! Meet the Amazing Doogee V Max Play

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Published on 12/03/2025 at 13:11

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Doogee Unveils the V Max Play at MWC 2025, a New Rugged Smartphone with LED Projector, 22,000 mAh Battery, and Dual Lighting, Ideal for Adventures and Long Journeys.

Doogee surprised the audience at MWC 2025 by presenting a prototype of the V Max Play, its new smartphone designed to withstand extreme conditions. With a rugged design and innovative features, the device stands out for its 22,000 mAh battery, built-in LED projector, and dual lighting system, making it a true Swiss Army knife of smartphones.

A New Smartphone for Extreme Adventures

The Doogee V Max Play was developed for those seeking durability and autonomy, making it ideal for camping and expeditions.

Its reinforced body withstands impacts and weather variations, ensuring durability in hostile environments.

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Giant Screen and Integrated Projector

The standout feature of the Doogee V Max Play is the built-in LED projector, which turns any surface into a 480P screen with autofocus.

This functionality is perfect for both entertainment, such as watching movies and series, and professional use, allowing presentations anywhere.

In addition, the new smartphone features a 6.78-inch Full HD display, providing an immersive visual experience.

Powerful and Versatile Lighting

Another highlight of the Doogee V Max Play is its high-power dual lantern system.

The new smartphone includes a dedicated camping light, along with RGB lighting to create personalized environments.

This functionality makes the smartphone even more useful for those who enjoy outdoor adventures.

Long-Lasting Battery

The battery of the V Max Play is one of its most impressive points. With 22,000 mAh, it surpasses most power banks available on the market, ensuring prolonged autonomy.

The device also features 33W fast charging and support for 15W reverse charging, allowing it to function as a power source for other devices.

Technical Specifications of the Doogee V Max Play

Integrated LED projector with 480P resolution and autofocus;

6.78-inch Full HD display;

4 nm MediaTek 24M (MT7300) processor;

12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of internal storage;

Dual lighting system: camping light and RGB;

22,000 mAh battery with 33W fast charging and 15W reverse charging.

New Smartphone with Artificial Intelligence

In addition to physical features, the Doogee V Max Play incorporates artificial intelligence functionalities, optimizing everything from task organization to image editing.

However, as it is a prototype, some details may be changed before the official launch.

Doogee has yet to disclose information about the price or the availability date of the new smartphone.

However, the expectation is that the V Max Play will attract attention in the rugged smartphone market and draw consumers seeking durability and innovation in a single device.

Now, we must wait for more details about the official launch and the price of Doogee’s new smartphone.

With information from CanalTech

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Francisco Javier

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03/06/2025 07:52

Cuando se puede comprar el tlf

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Helio Freire

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18/03/2025 20:30

Doogee, basicamente é assim bateria boa, tela e som perfeitos, mas a câmera é horrível, tenho um tablet Doogee T20, e a câmera nunca foi boa, foi piorando até parar de vez, mas como comprei no Aliexpress, antes do Taxad taxar tudo, não me arrependo.

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Julia

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18/03/2025 13:39

Interessante

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New Indestructible Smartphone with Giant Screen, 22,000 mAh Battery, LED Projector, and Artificial Intelligence! Meet the Amazing Doogee V Max Play

Doogee Unveils the V Max Play at MWC 2025, a New Rugged Smartphone with LED Projector, 22,000 mAh Battery, and Dual Lighting, Ideal for Adventures and Long Journeys.

A New Smartphone for Extreme Adventures

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Powerful and Versatile Lighting

Long-Lasting Battery

Technical Specifications of the Doogee V Max Play

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Doogee Unveils the V Max Play at MWC 2025, a New Rugged Smartphone with LED Projector, 22,000 mAh Battery, and Dual Lighting, Ideal for Adventures and Long Journeys.

A New Smartphone for Extreme Adventures

Giant Screen and Integrated Projector

Powerful and Versatile Lighting

Long-Lasting Battery

Technical Specifications of the Doogee V Max Play

New Smartphone with Artificial Intelligence

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