The OSCAL PILOT 1 and the Blackview BV8200 are two new reinforced smartphones that have just been launched and that can be purchased at a special price. Some terminals with different prices but that share some specifications and that include Android 14 with the DokeOS 4.0 and IP68, IP69K and MIL-STD-810H certifications.
In this article, you have a comparative table that can be very interesting if you have doubts about which smartphone may interest you the most.
OSCAL PILOT 1
The new Oscal PILOT 1, only $139.99, is a reinforced terminal with a futuristic design and a battery of 15,000 mAh that guarantees an autonomy of up to 38 h of uninterrupted web browsing. A terminal with a powerful 5W speaker with a 34.5 mm driver and a volume that reaches 138 dB.
It also has a torch with two LEDs with a power of 170 Lumens, a maximum range of 18 meters and can even be used in water. The processor for this terminal is an Octa Core MediaTek Helio G81, a chip that has a score in Antutu v10 that is around 250,00 points, enough to move apps of all kinds and be used comfortably during the day to day.
Blackview BV8200
Blackview BV8200, only $199.99, is especially designed for use in outdoor activities or in difficult environments. This new terminal draws attention by including a torch with two LEDS with a power of 170 Lumens with a maximum range of 18 meters and can even be used in water.
Also included is a 1.3″ auxiliary rear screen with a resolution of 360 x 306 pixels, 60 Hz refresh and protected with Corning Gorilla Glass 5. A screen that we can customize in design and use to answer calls, play music or read notifications, among others.
Its processor is a MediaTek Helio G100, a small evolution of the popular Mediatek Helio G99 SoC that allows us to move with solvency the system and more thanks to its 12 GB of RAM.
OSCAL PILOT 1 vs Blackview BV8200
