Doogee V10 Review - 5G connectivity and great battery life in a compact rugged package

Sensors, infrared thermometer

The Doogee V10 arrives with an expansive set of sensors usually found on a rugged smartphone but lacks a barometer. Its list includes an accelerometer, magnetic field, orientation, gyroscope, light, proximity, gravity, linear acceleration, rotation vector, game rotation vector, step counter, step detector, significant motion detector, geomagnetic rotation vector. In addition, the model features a side-mounted fingerprint sensor placed below the Power button on the right frame. It is reliably fast and accurate. From the Settings, you can not only create up to five fingerprint IDs for identification but also assign other tasks to various interactions with the sensor, including using it as a basic tool for navigation (go Home, Back, etc.).

One of the main selling points of the Doogee V10 is the infrared temperature sensor. It is placed within the camera module on the back of the handset. The sensor can detect ambient room and object temperature from -20℃ to 80℃with an accuracy deviation of 0.2-0.3℃. It can also detect body temperature from 35℃ to 42℃ with a 0.2℃ accuracy deviation. The sensor is 4.2 x 4.2 x 2 mm in size and has a 90° field of view. It also uses the i2C interface. Doogee has also placed a disclaimer that this is not a medical tool and can be used for reference only, and are not to be used as a basis for diagnosis or treatment.