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Smartphones · Android · IP68

Hotwav Hyper 8 Pro

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More durable than 85% of the 1,036 smartphones on the EU register, judged on battery life, charge cycles, drops, repairability and years of updates.

Durability score
54 / 100
Better than 85%
Battery per charge
135 h
Typical 3,408 min
Repairability
C
Index 3.14 of 5

In the most durable quarter of smartphones: 54 out of 100, against 38 for the typical device. Class A is the best class any model in this group reaches. Its strongest point is battery life; its weakest, against comparable devices, is repairability. Hotwav has 37 models in this group; this one is number 3 among them.

Where it stands

Rank 134 of 1,036 smartphones by durability score.

Median 38 This model · 54 0 80 /100

Next to it in the ranking

  1. A Ulefone RugKing 5 Pro 54 /100
  2. B Cubot NOTE 60 54 /100
  3. A Hotwav Hyper 8 Pro 54 /100
  4. A Hotwav Hyper 8 Ultra 54 /100
  5. A Motorola edge 70 (XT2601-2) 54 /100
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Durability profile

Battery per charge

This device 8,085 min
Group median 3,408 min

Charge cycles to 80 %

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

Drops survived

This device 270 ×
Group median 270 ×

Repairability index

This device 3.14 / 5
Group median 3.39 / 5

Software updates

This device 6 years
Group median 5 years

Label and product sheet

Energy class
A
Battery endurance per full charge
134 h 45 min
Battery lifespan
1,000 cycles to 80 %
Battery capacity
6,000 mAh
User-replaceable battery
no
Drop resistance
A · 270 falls without defect
Repairability
C · index 3.14
Software updates (minimum)
6 years
Dust and water protection
IP68
Guarantee (supplier)
1 years
Spare parts (minimum)
7 years

Model numbers and history

Registered by Hotwav under one model number.

Hyper 8 Pro

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

Questions

How durable is the Hotwav Hyper 8 Pro?

Its durability score is 54 out of 100: better than 85% of smartphones on the EU register.

How long will it get updates?

The supplier commits to at least 6 years of operating system updates after the model leaves the market.