"I love my iPhone 17 Pro Max, but even this phone gives me battery anxiety on days when I know I'll be away from a charger for an extended period. So I'm forever attaching wired or wireless power banks. I'm turning a sleek, thin, and light phone into a gigantic, unwieldy brick. So why not start with a gigantic, unwieldy brick instead of a power bank? Also: I thought this iPhone screen protector was overrated - until I hit it with a brass knuckle"
"At the core the Xplore 2 is a 4-nanometer quad-core MediaTek Dimensity 8300 chipset -- quite a powerhouse as these chipsets go, and on par with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 -- with 16GB of RAM, the option to add 24GB of virtual RAM on top of that (which I suggest you do because you get a lot of performance bump for little cost), and 256GB or 512GB of storage, depending on which model you buy."
"The handset supports both 5G and Wi-Fi 6E, ensuring a future-proofed investment. That's a decent hardware base to build on. The display is also very good here. You get a huge 6.73-inch, 1,440 x 3,200 display offering a pixel density of 521 pixels per inch with a dynamic refresh rate of 120 Hz. The system runs Doke OS 4.2, a modified version of Android 15."
Blackview has produced large, ruggedized smartphones with huge batteries for years. The Xplore 2 builds on that heritage, targeting users who demand ruggedness, reliability, and long battery life. The phone uses a 4-nanometer quad-core MediaTek Dimensity 8300 chipset with 16GB of RAM and an option to add 24GB of virtual RAM. Storage comes in 256GB or 512GB configurations. The handset supports both 5G and Wi-Fi 6E. The display is a 6.73-inch 1440 x 3200 panel with 521 pixels per inch and a dynamic 120Hz refresh rate. The system runs Doke OS 4.2 based on Android 15.
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