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Smartphones · Android · IP68

Doogee S200 Max

E

More durable than 81% of the 1,036 smartphones on the EU register, judged on battery life, charge cycles, drops, repairability and years of updates.

Durability score
51 / 100
Better than 81%
Battery per charge
118 h
Typical 3,408 min
Repairability
C
Index 3.16 of 5

In the most durable quarter of smartphones: 51 out of 100, against 38 for the typical device. 93% of comparable models reach a better class than E; the most common is A. Its strongest point is battery life; its weakest, against comparable devices, is repairability. Doogee has 87 models in this group; this one is number 13 among them. Doogee sells the same label values under other model names: Fire 6 Max.

Where it stands

Rank 167 of 1,036 smartphones by durability score.

Median 38 This model · 51 0 80 /100

Next to it in the ranking

  1. A IIIF150 Action15 51 /100
  2. E Doogee Fire 6 Max 51 /100
  3. E Doogee S200 Max 51 /100
  4. D Doogee V Max Plus 51 /100
  5. D Doogee V Max Pro 51 /100
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Durability profile

Battery per charge

This device 7,055 min
Group median 3,408 min

Charge cycles to 80 %

This device 1,300 cycles
Group median 1,000 cycles

Drops survived

This device 270 ×
Group median 270 ×

Repairability index

This device 3.16 / 5
Group median 3.39 / 5

Software updates

This device 5 years
Group median 5 years

Label and product sheet

Energy class
E
Battery endurance per full charge
117 h 35 min
Battery lifespan
1,300 cycles to 80 %
Battery capacity
20,800 mAh
User-replaceable battery
no
Drop resistance
A · 270 falls without defect
Repairability
C · index 3.16
Software updates (minimum)
5 years
Dust and water protection
IP68
Guarantee (supplier)
1 years
Spare parts (minimum)
7 years

Model numbers and history

Registered by Doogee under one model number.

S200 Max

  1. First published in the EU register (EPREL)
  2. Placed on the EU market

Questions

How durable is the Doogee S200 Max?

Its durability score is 51 out of 100: better than 81% of smartphones on the EU register.

How long will it get updates?

The supplier commits to at least 5 years of operating system updates after the model leaves the market.