CUBOT Kingkong 8 Rugged Smartphone, 10600mAh Battery,12GB RAM+256GB ROM Rugged Phone Unlocked, 6.52″ Screen, 5000LM LED Flashlight, 48MP Camera, IP68/69K/4G Dual SIM Android 13 Phone/NFC/OTG/GPS-red

Great
Very sturdy phone, flashlight works great 😊 very bright

Solid titan for the price.
Only had this thing for a bit less than a week, but I’ve run a little challenge: After day 1, I entirely stopped charging it just to see how long it takes the battery to die.It’s been 5 days since the last charge; some Minecraft, some idle games, some texting and video, the phone’s at 50% now. Pretty crazy. (EDIT: I’d say this thing lasts 2-3 weeks if you just let it idle, but if you absolutely burn the battery as quick as possible, it takes about 3 days to die.)I aint gonna test this thing’s durability via drops or anything, of course, but it feels solid, I’m just hoping a good chunk of the phone’s bulk is due to the overall padding and not just the battery.I’m letting the battery run down until it’s about 10% or so, then I’ll charge it, it just feels crazy that this single phone has more capacity than most mid-tier battery banks and that an advertised feature is that you can use this phone to charge others.Also, holy moly the built in flashlight is super bright, jeez.Downsides, some obvious, some not:1. HUGE. This thing’s a huge, heavy brick, it’s about 3-5 phones thick. I REALLY hope it takes NO damage from a fall, if/when I ever drop it. It’s rated for a fall to concrete of about 1.5m with no damage, but I’m not gonna test that.2. Performance is… okay. it’s a bit faster than my previous phone, but not by much. Going from 3GB of RAM to 6(+6) is great, however, it’s a multitasking god compared to my old one.3. The base UI is limiting. I don’t know if it’s because of something I’m missing or if my old phone was special or something, but it has no “dump” for apps you barely use, you can’t just swipe up to reveal all your less-used apps, all your apps are on your main app tabs, so I had to sit there and organize apps for like an hour because I synched my old phone and new one and didn’t want 7 pages of random apps. (Thankfully the phone doesn’t come with any bloatware.)4. The screen protectors that come with it, I’m sure they’re not great, but the first one that came ON the phone immediately lifted off when I tried to peel the tab and somehow managed to suck up several big particles instantly. The second screen protector went on fine though.5. Very limiting cell compatibility, it’s just GSM as far as I know. Not great in the US, since fewer services do GSM anymore here.6. The rubber covers for the ports for waterproofing are finicky to open. (I guess that makes sense though.)7. No headphone jack. Makes sense for waterproofing, but it still sucks.8. I can feel something’s off about the software on the phone, as if it’s running a bootleg OS pretending to be Android. Dunno if that’s true or not, but the phone’s got these little quirks here and there that make me feel something’s up.

Not usable
Miss advertising the phone is locked

Very rugged, didn’t work for Verizon though
I really wish this would’ve worked for Verizon because it is built really solid. It also has a very bright flashlight that has its own button on the side of the phone. It was heavier and larger than any phone I’ve ever had, guessing that’s because of the battery.