Oukitel WP63 rugged phone review
The Oukitel WP63 is an unusual combination of a rugged smartphone and a device for starting fires.
Oukitel WP63: A Heavy Rugged Phone for Adventure Seekers
Oukitel has a unique approach to naming its phones, releasing them in seemingly random order. Recently, the WP66 was followed by the WP63, but what sets this particular device apart? On the surface, the WP63 boasts a heavy and rugged design with an emphasis on battery capacity, making it ideal for adventure enthusiasts. Users can expect the phone to last a week without charging if used wisely, along with a powerful speaker and a camping light.
One feature that sets the WP63 apart is the inclusion of an 'ignitor,' allowing users to intentionally start fires. This might be appealing to those who need to start fires or simply can't give up smoking. The phone runs on Android 16, offers 18W reverse charging, and features a 20,000mAh battery that supports 33W wired charging and reverse charging.
Priced at $390/£295/€405, the WP63 is not too expensive and could be a good choice for those with a specific need for a rugged phone during a trip or job. However, the phone's battery capacity may not be as impressive as some competitors, and there are other rugged devices with more processing power. For example, the Blackview XPLORE 1, which costs $359.99 on Amazon.com, offers more RAM and faster charging.
Nonetheless, the WP63 stands out with its unique features, such as the ignitor and integrated USB-C cable for charging and reverse charging other devices.
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