 Now I'm not saying you shouldn't open this, but you remember that scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark? I never saw it. What? That's the first one, right? What? What do you mean that's the first one? Why don't we get on with this? This is the Doogie. I think it's Doogee. I don't care. S90, the modular phone that claims to actually matter. Will it? Let's see. So somehow, on a phone this size, they still didn't manage to include a headphone jack. How does that even happen? I actually think they get a pass. Really? Yes, because this is a rugged phone. This phone is IP68 rated. It's also IP69K rated? So that's the high temperature, sanitized... Although what you're doing with your phone where you need to put it under a high pressure spray to clean it. I mean, porn directors? Ebola crisis response team. Okay. And then drop-wise, how are we doing on this thing? I don't think there's actually any drop numbers per se, but they do advertise military grade durability with its ballistic proof and salt corrosion spray proof and mold proof. So feature-wise, this thing actually has like kind of pretty much everything. It's got a 5000 mAh battery. 5050? Sorry, excuse me. It's got a 16 megapixel rear camera, 8 megapixel front camera. It's got micro SD expansion. It's got an 8-core Helio P60 processor, 6 gigs of RAM, 128 gigs of storage, dual SIM support. It's got whatever this is. The SIM's in there. Oh, the SIM's in there. It's a waterproof SIM thing. The only thing that's missing is the headphone jack. Really though, the thing that attracted us to it is this accessory package. So included with the phone, you've got what appears to be an antenna. You've got, okay, that's just a regular type C cable. This one's pretty cool. This is just a type C to type A. It comes with that, so you can plug in pretty much any USB device you'd like. It's got this wall wart that we're going to have to use a different one because that's incompatible. It's got whatever this is. Oh my God. Is that what this is? Yes. Is it a walkie-talkie? It's a walkie-talkie. That's pretty cool. Okay, we're going to have to try that later. Gradienter? What is a gradienter? Yeah, it reads 86, and we're definitely... Dude, you're not even 90. I am 90. Go, I'm not moving at all. Go check. Sh** broken. Sound Peter. All right, guys, so welcome to the line of tech tips. We're going to be checking out the Doogie S90. It's reading annoying boss. What happened? You did that right in my ear. Put this back on here. I think you can throw it. I think it's fine. Yeah, I could. That's the idea, right? Oh. Oh, doogie. Oh, doogie. No! Yes! Yes! So I think it's pretty fair to say that in spite of our abuse, this thing doesn't even have a scratch on it. Well, we were lucky that we didn't throw it with any accessories on it. Because these accessories are not rugged at all or waterproof. Oh, okay. So they just clip on and then I mean, it stayed on. Hey, I think it was trying to give us instructions. The accessories can cause significant errors in compass applications. Connecting OTG when back clip power is connected, neither will be available. Oh, so basically they have just rerouted the USB type C interface here. That's a sweet interface though. Boom. What the hell is water camera? The interface does not support touch function. Press volume up and photo key to capture. Oh, that makes sense. You're underwater and you can't tap it. Yeah. So you use the buttons. This is not an amazing camera. So this is the rear camera. The autofocus is abominable. Like it keeps grabbing you and then just completely losing you. It's a Samsung camera. It's going to have a really hard time with that. This thing, it struggles at the best of times. Okay. Give me your best action hero pose. Yeah, this is really not a strong performance. Should we see if we can make the walkie talkie working? No, I think we should move on. All right. Because no one's going to buy that. People are going to buy this. The battery one, an extra 5,000 milliamp hours. This doesn't feel like 5,000 milliamp hours. I bet it does when it's on there. And you still can't use OTG. That's pretty annoying. And you also lose your fingerprint reader. It's covered now. This thing is really unwieldy. Like compared to the 13,000 milliamp hour Ulephone that we checked out recently, this feels so much more ungainly. Like if you're going to have a big phone, it is so much more space and weight efficient to just have a bigger battery in the phone in the first place versus trying to clip on an accessory. This is why I think every modular phone concept up until now has failed. Now, one thing Doogie is doing a little bit differently is they're trying to build accessories that someone might actually want. And this night vision one is really the most unique one. You know what I think people would think? It just looks like one of those pop-up things. What are those called? Oh, those pop rings. It looks like you got a camera themed one. You know, like you can get those coffee mugs that look like lenses. I work in film, so I got one of these lenses. Yeah, so it works in the day. There's a lot of noise, a lot of grain here. Mm. I don't think this is night vision at all. I think this is just a big lens that captures more light. Like, yes, in a very dark situation, I could hold this up in front of me and like kind of be able to see, but with the same amount of preparation, I could grab a flashlight, you know? I mean, honestly, the phone itself, I don't really have any particular issue with. If you want a rugged phone, there aren't a ton of options out there. There's those underpowered ones from Kat. There's that Ulephone that we checked out recently, but that is not waterproof, even though it's got like a really kind of beefy, rugged-ish feeling build. So, I mean, I'd pay, I'd say 350 bucks. 400 bucks is fair. When the Kickstarter ends, it's going to be 370 US dollars. It has wireless charging too, doesn't it? Yes, it has wireless charging. Except that if you go and put an accessory on it, you lose it. Correct. So there's a couple things we missed. There's a game module that's like a game controller or something like that. And then apparently, the modules kind of aren't that amazing right now. But they could make more in the future, like the 5G one. So this could extend the lifetime of this device. Right, but it's the same issue we run into with every modular phone where that assumes that they sell enough of these things and the modules to fund the development of future modules, which is something that, to my knowledge, simply has not happened yet. Those of you rocking the Moto Z Force, you know... Rock on, baby....you have power to you. If it makes you happy to have a rugged phone at a decent price that's kind of unwieldy in the hand... You're trying to stand it up to about 87 degrees? Is that what you tried to do there? Then go for it. Otherwise, get a Pixel with Night Sight. Or anything else with Night Sight. So thanks for watching, guys. If you disliked this video, then you can hit that button. But if you liked it, hit like, get subscribed, or maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff we featured at the link in the video description. Also down there is our merch store, which has cool shirts like the one I'm wearing, and our community forum, which is totally worth a join. Now, this thing is cheap. Choo-choo, choo-choo. Tec-tex. Oh my god, try to do an Ollie.