Blackview BV6300 32 GB / 3 GB

Blackview offers a rugged smartphone at a low price. Despite belonging to the low-cost segment, it has all the necessary certificates: IP69K, IP68 and the military protection standard MIL-STD-810G. This means that the device is not afraid of immersion in water, dust, dirt, high and low temperatures, as well as extreme conditions and falls from a small height. Like all protected gadgets, the model looks massive and brutal, and weighs as much as 230 g.

And although the screen is small — only 5.7" diagonally — large frames take up a lot of usable area. Accordingly, there are no cutouts here — an 8-megapixel front camera, a speaker and all the necessary sensors fit in the top frame. Otherwise, Blackview BV6300 is an ordinary low-cost smartphone with modest specifications. It is equipped with a MediaTek MT6762V (aka Helio A25) processor, 3/32 GB of memory, a fingerprint scanner on the back panel and a 4380 mAh battery, which should provide up to 8 hours of video playback, 6 hours of games or 20 hours of phone calls without recharging.

The undoubted advantage is the presence of NFC, which is not so common among state employees. Don't forget about the 3.5mm jack either. Perhaps the only controversial decision was the main camera. Four modules were added here at once, but three of them are only for quantity, since these are auxiliary sensors with a resolution of only 0.3 MP. Only the 13-megapixel sensor plays the main role in this.