At IFA 2026, Doogee presents new equipment for lovers of outdoor activities and working in difficult conditions. Key new products include the protected V Max 2 Pro and S300 Plus Thermal smartphones, as well as the Anymoving M1 Pro sports smartwatch and BoneBeat Swim Ray swimming headphones.
At IFA 2025, Doogee launched its new flagship among classic rugged smartphones – V Max 2 Pro. Its main feature is a battery with a capacity of 22,000mAh. It supports 120W fast charging, and the smartphone itself can power other devices through USB-C with a power of up to 33W. There is also a small display on the back panel for charging information and two camping lights with a total brightness of up to 1,000 lumens.
The smartphone is built on 4nm MediaTek Dimensity 8300 chip and features a 6.78-inch screen with 120 Hz frequency, 200 MP camera and 64 MP night vision module. Enclosure meets IP68, IP69K and MIL-STD-810H standards. Maximum configuration includes 16 GB RAM (virtually expandable to 32 GB) and 1 TB hard drive.
In addition to the V Max 2 Pro model, Doogee also showed off the V Max Play version with a built-in projector, which can provide images up to 52 inches in size.
The Doogee S300 Plus Thermal, in turn, is primarily aimed at users who need more than just their smartphone for communication. The main difference is the built-in thermal camera with a resolution of 256×192 pixels and a frequency of 25Hz. The system uses artificial intelligence algorithms to increase the detail of thermal images and is particularly useful for finding heat sources, diagnosing equipment and working in low-visibility conditions.
Apart from that, this is also a pretty capable device: Dimensity 8300, 6.78-inch display at 120 Hz, 11,000 mAh battery with 66 W charging, 200 MP main camera and night camera. It has 5G, 1 TB of internal memory, expandable by an additional 2 TB, and is IP68, IP69K and MIL-STD-810H rated.
The Anymoving M1 Pro sports watch has a bright 1.5-inch AMOLED display and dual-frequency GPS navigation. The watch can build routes and track your activities even where there is no mobile connection. For this purpose, offline maps and navigation are provided, with the ability to return along the chosen route.
The nominal running time reaches 30 days, and a smart motion algorithm is designed to analyze the training load. As such, the Doogee relies on autonomy and navigation capabilities, which are particularly useful during hiking, mountain trails, and other journeys away from civilization.
The BoneBeat Swim Ray is an open-back bone conduction sports headphone designed for both land and swimming use. They are IP68 compliant, have 32 GB of built-in memory, can play music without a smartphone (relevant when used in water), and support Bluetooth. The flagship version also comes with LED lighting for improved visibility when jogging in the dark.
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