Oukitel WP33 Pro

Technical specifications

I had an Oukitel WP22, but unfortunately it suffered a failure - through my own fault. I changed it to the Oukitel WP33 Pro 5G. After 2 months - I will describe my impressions.
The phone is fast. 5G provides a good connection. Loading pages and having many applications in the background does not slow it down. It switches smoothly, I have not experienced any system slowdowns. You can expand the RAM to 16 GB. In this respect, the operation is pleasant.
There is no pre-installed unnecessary software like in Xiaomi and no advertisements. Only a handful of useful measurement tools such as altitude measurement, protractor, magnifying glass, spirit level, etc. Having a clean system is a plus (I am referring to the device from the store, not from an operator).
Screen - brightness on a sunny day - no problems. Generally satisfactory, although without delight.
GPS - catches a signal instantly. No disconnections or other problems.
It is heavy, we have 600 g of phone. But this is due to the strong casing, speaker, and battery. It is very massive. The speaker is identical to the one in the WP22 - excellent - in the garage, basement, or allotment - you have a portable music player with you and your favorite music during work, audiobooks, etc. There is even a decent amount of bass - for a phone, it is excellent, and I have had many phones.
In short, it is a WP22 with a larger battery and 5G network. RAM 8/256 - unchanged / speaker unchanged. Android 14 + a better processor.
Battery 22,000 mAh - excellent - I use the phone quite intensively, mainly audiobooks and music, news, and professional e-mail - I charge it once every 9 days (about 20% remains then).
It has something that disappeared from phones long ago due to regulations - a system-level call recording feature (it can be turned on) - recording - the quality is excellent.
In the darkest night, you can walk without a flashlight - just turn on the night vision camera - it works great - it is bright and you can see the darkest room on the screen.
But enough of the positive aspects - now for the negative ones.
The camera in normal mode in low light takes poor, very poor photos. Strange colors and graininess. If you play with the manual mode and adjust the parameters - aperture/ISO, etc. - you can take decent ones - the automatic mode in low light fails.
In good lighting - the camera is okay. The photos are faultless and there is nothing to complain about.
The fingerprint scanner is like in the WP22 - well... they did not change it. The same thing - it catches, it does not catch, it recognizes, and it doesn't. It is a disaster. Face recognition is okay, it unlocks relatively quickly.
Important - the phone does not have a jack input for headphones. And here we have a strange thing.
In the WP22, I turned on the radio and it worked through the external speaker. It must have had an antenna built into the housing.
In the WP33 Pro 5G, there is a radio - when turned on, a prompt appears to connect wired headphones to serve as an antenna - ..but there is no headphone jack.
Summarizing:
1. It is a rugged phone (water is not a threat to it, you will not get it wet enough to damage it).
2. The speaker is excellent - you can quickly organize a small gathering in an unusual place - you always have a sound system with you ;)
3. You charge the battery once every 9-10 days - sounds beautiful, right? ;)
4. In the dark, you have night vision - it works excellently, you can explore dungeons in the dark ;)
5. You record calls in excellent quality.
6. It works quickly (5G/system/GPS).

Disadvantages:
1. Fingerprint reader - works poorly - or I have damaged fingers.
2. The camera in weaker light and indoors takes very average photos.

Overall positive - I knew about these issues and decided to get it anyway.
Those pluses outweighed those minuses. I only take photos occasionally anyway. After the 3rd or 4th attempt with the finger - it works - I will manage somehow.
I recommend it to music lovers and those who spend time outdoors without a charger.