8849 Tank 3s Rugged Smartphone, 6.79" 5G Outdoor Rugged Projector Phone, 32GB+512GB/1TB Expand, Waterproof Android 14 Unlocked Mobile Phones, 15600mAh Battery/OTG/GPS(Support T-Mobile&Verizon Only)

This phone is a very interesting phone and will be a conversation starter. The projector is very neat, especially if your on the job and you want to create an on the go movie experience, paired with a loud speaker to really create that atmosphere. The battery is ridiculously huge, in a good way as there have been times where I was not near any wall chargers so the battery came in clutch. You have to be very decisive when purchasing this phone; it’s a great outdoor/emergency/“apocalypse”/dooms day prepper phone. I had it as my main phone for a while and it would create a considerable bulge in your pants and weight them down. I bought a pouch/carrier just for it, just to make it less cumbersome. It is water proof and shockproof for the most part. For the love of god, do not hover the phone over your face when winding down to sleep cause the phone will leave a mark on your face before going to sleep. The phone was definitely a purchase I do not regret, I wished I would have waited for the newer 4Pro as it is a little slimmer and I would have been content with the smaller battery size but this phone was a blast while I had it. Sadly, and quite obviously; it is not fire proof. I had an incident where I left it alone and it was thrown into a fire. I will say that even while cooking in the fire, it took a very long time for it to finally shutdown permanently. Just like the true heavy armor we see in current conflicts, it was a juggernaut in its class. I highly recommend for those who just wants something out of the ordinary or for those who needs a phone that will not die willingly. R.I.P. 8849 Tank 3S ‘Brick’

Fit and worked perfectly!

I was so excited to see the projector. It was awesome! Really bright. Easy to use. Unfortunately the weight and size is too much for me and my woman size pockets. 😕 This thing is almost 2lbs and very thick! I thought it'd be closer in size to my son's rugged oukitel phone. Nope it's much bigger.

*Update* 11/20. Purchased new tank 3s returned the one with non functioning camera. Did not put the screen protector on new one right away, and within a day of light use, a hair line crack or scratch in upper left corner of screen. Does not affect functionality, and hardly noticeable when I put the screen protector over it- but for those of you who think that because it is "rugged" you can go without a screen protector- I advise against it. Will update again in a few weeks. Still a decent phone for the money, IMO *Update* 11/10. Two week old phone- rear camera no longer working. Reaching out to Amazon and seller to advise The projector is cool, but only really useful in dark rooms. Sound is loud and clear. Headphone jack and card slot is a nice feature. Included screen protector is trAsh but included, so can't complain. Microsoft link to Windows will only show text and calls, no screen mirroring, which is a bummer. For some reason, I will occasionally (one a week or so) be unable to make an outgoing phone call, and I will have to restart phone. It's heavy and thick, so if you have normal to small hands this won't work, but if you have larger hands or are used to working with your hands like me, the weight while using it is not terrible. Carrying it around is not the best but you won't forget it at home because it's that big lol

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Muy hueno

I swear, the owner or CEO of this company must be an outdoors person, or someone who really loves the outdoors, and got their team together and told them to brainstorm the perfect rugged phone, and whatever features you can think of, just throw the idea at the wall, and let's see what sticks, size and weight be damned. Because damn, this phone is almost a literal beast. For sure, it's a literal brick in its size and weight. If you are a big, strong guy, or someone who likes to use their phone as a dumbbell, then this is the phone for you. You can already read all the specs from the description portion, so I am here to tell you that in real life, this phone works just fine. The 32GB of RAM is a gimmick, since half of it is virtual RAM, or just using software tricks. But 16GB of real RAM is more than enough anways, and the extra virtual RAM, although it doesn't add to the speed or power of real RAM, allows you to have more apps or browser tabs open before they need to refresh. The MediaTek CPU is not as fast as the best that the Qualcomm Snapdragon CPUs offer, but is more than good enough for everyday uses, such as emails, Google Maps, YouTube, Netflix, etc. It's when you need to do video rendering (editing videos, and then exporting/saving them) or play the most graphics intensive games. The screen is good, especially when viewed from direct angles - they are LCD screens and are just not as good as OLED screens. 512GB is also more than good enough storage for pretty much all but the most diehard video shooters. The cameras are also pretty good, and I especially like the infrared night vision camera mode because hardly any phone has this feature, and it's pretty cool-looking. Finally, the 15,000mAh+ battery allows for literally all day use. It's about three to five times more than most normal phones. And then there's the elephant in the room, which is the projector. I thought it was pretty hilarious when I first read about it, but now that I have used it a handful of times, I'm actually liking it a lot. It's not especially bright, so you can only really use it at night without any ambient lighting, or as dark as you can make your surroundings. But projecting your YouTube or Netflix videos and watching it on the wall is actually pretty cool. Even the jankiest of portable projectors would cost about $100 (the ones comparable to the quality of this projector), so this is a cool feature to have already included in the phone. I don't particular mind the size of thickness of the phone, since most rugged phones are always chunkier, with its added weather resistant qualities, and its built-in case or shell around the phone. But the added weight is what you will notice the most. At over 600 grams, it's at least twice heavier than the heaviest normal phone you know. For comparison, my heaviest phone is the Samsung Fold 6, which is a big, thick foldable phone, and it's only 240 grams. Even the iPhone Pro Max is about 230 grams. So for sure, you will not want to store this in your front pocket (your back pocket might not even be able to fit this beast). Overall, this is pretty much everything you would want in a rugged phone, with a really cool projector that keeps you entertained while outdoors in your tent. If you don't mind the size and weight of a smartphone, this is an excellent option. For those who travel a lot and have a lot of disposable money, this might even be the perfect second phone.

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