the v max lr is identical to the v max play with one significant differe...
With the same platform and specs as the V Max Play, this isn’t an easy-to-carry phone for anyone without a backpack. The two redeeming features are that it's slightly cheaper, and the Play’s projector has been replaced with something less niche. £629.99 at Amazon
Pros
- Robust
- Excellent battery life
- Decent camera
- Can measure distances and areas
Cons
- A blunt weapon of last resort
- Poor bumper design
- Confuses Lasers and IR
carrying the doogee v max play is not something you can take lightly...
Practicality exited stage left when engineers designed the Doogee V Max Play, because this is too heavy and unwieldy for the majority of humans. It’s packed full of features and has a battery that could run a vehicle, but you need a pack animal just to carry it. £489.99 at Amazon £599.99 at Amazon
Pros
- Robust
- Excellent battery life
- Onboard LED Projector
- Decent camera
Cons
- Doubles as a boat anchor
- Dire bumper design
Doogee V Max Play projector smartphone hands-on: Surviving just got fun...
Pros
- + solid performance
- + fast Wi-Fi
- + great battery life
- + fast charger included
- + can work as a proper flashlight
- + projector feature is worth every penny
Cons
- - very heavy and unwieldy
- - cameras fail to impress
- - lights can run just 5 minutes at full brightness
