Let’s talk about the OUKITEL WP35—a rugged smartphone that’s built like a tank but performs like a champ. After using it for weeks, here’s my honest take.

The Good: First off, that 11,000mAh battery is a game-changer. I charged it to 100%, used it for emails, YouTube, and light gaming, and after two days, it was still at 70%. It’s perfect for camping trips or when you forget your charger. The Android 14 OS is smooth, and the 64MP camera takes crisp photos—even the night vision mode works surprisingly well in pitch darkness.

The Bad: No headphone jack (RIP wired earbuds lovers) and no SD card slot, so you’re stuck with 256GB. Also, the screen is nearly invisible in direct sunlight—annoying if you’re outdoors often.

The Meh: The “smart key” (that red button) feels useless out of the box. The speakers are tinny, and the fingerprint sensor on the power button is hit-or-miss. But hey, it survives drops like a champ—I’ve tested this *ahem* accidentally.

Verdict: If you need a phone that won’t die (literally or battery-wise) and can handle rough use, this is it. Just don’t expect flagship-level polish.