This is the Doogee S200 Ultra launching soon with dual display and 11,000 mAh Si/C battery, Fire 3 will tag along
Last month, we told you about the Doogee S200 Max featuring dual displays. Now we've learned from a reliable source that Doogee is planning to add another smartphone to the S200 series with two displays next week, and it's called the Doogee S200 Ultra. Doogee S200 Max 5G 512GB 16GB RAM $ 399.99
Our source tells us that the Doogee S200 Ultra will have a 6.72" FullHD+ 120Hz LCD on the front and a 1.32" 60Hz multi-functional circular AMOLED screen on the back with a 466x466-pixel resolution. The secondary display will let you check the time, notifications, and control music.
The rear of the Doogee S200 Ultra will also feature a Dynamic Breathing Light, which will pulse gently to alert users of calls, messages, and charging status.
The Doogee S200 Ultra will be powered by the Dimensity 7400 SoC and run Android 15 out of the box. It will have 12GB RAM and 1TB storage onboard, expandable by up to 2TB via a microSD card. Doogee S200 Ultra
The S200 Ultra will have four cameras - a 32MP camera (Samsung ISOCELL S5KGD1SP) on the front, with the triple camera system on the rear comprising a 100MP primary (OmniVision OVA0B40), a 20MP Night Vision (Sony IMX350), and a 2MP macro camera. The rear cameras will be accompanied by an infrared night vision light.
Keeping the entire package up and running will be an 11,000 mAh Si/C battery having 66W wired and 10W reverse wired charging support. The rest of the Doogee S200 Ultra's features include a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, a customizable key on the left side, NFC, IP68 and IP69K ratings, and MIL-STD-810H certification.
The Doogee S200 Ultra will be 19.1mm thick and come in black, green, and yellow colors.
In addition to the S200 Ultra, Doogee will also introduce a smartphone called Doogee Fire 3. It will come with the Unisoc SC9863A SoC, Android 15, 3GB RAM, and 64GB storage, which will be expandable by up to 2TB.
The Doogee Fire 3 will be built around a 5.5" HD+ LCD and pack an 8,350 mAh battery with only 10W charging support. The smartphone will sport a 13MP primary camera (Samsung ISOCELL S5K3L6) on the rear and an 8MP camera on the front (Sony IMX355). Doogee Fire 3
Other highlights of the Doogee Fire 3 include a 3.5mm headphone jack, reverse wired charging, NFC, IP68 and IP69K ratings, and MIL-STD-810H certification. The smartphone will also feature a customizable key, located on the left side.
The Doogee Fire 3 will be 17.8mm thick and come in gray, green, and orange colors.
We are told that the Doogee S200 Ultra will be priced $569.99 (€485/INR49,960), while the Doogee Fire 3 will cost $209.99 (€180/INR18,405). However, these prices are subject to change. We'll know more about the pricing and availability of these smartphones soon.
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