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Blackview BV5900 rugged smartphone review

Posted on September 25, 2019 By Jarvis

Blackview is one of the more prominent rugged smartphone vendors online and has produced more than a dozen IP68-rated smartphones to date including a modular one, one with an infrared camera, one with a 13,000mAh battery, a good looking phablet and one that can be used as a walkie talkie (oh and there’s one with a projector).

So we were reasonably enthused on hearing that Blackview had a budget smartphone they were keen to send over for a review. But what followed left us shocked.
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