Blackview BL6000 Pro is one of the sleek and elegantly designed rugged smartphones that can pass on for a regular one easily. And even though, Blackview is known for is rugged smartphones, the new and refined design of its flagship put the durability and ruggedness question in people’s mind. To resolve all these queries and put them at rest, the company compiled clips of durability tests conducted by some tech reviewers on this device. Let’s take a look at it.

As seen from the above clips, it is pretty safe to say that Blackview BL6000 Pro is a waterproof and drop-proof rugged smartphone that can withstand unexpected drops, water splashes and immersions.

Blackview has ditched its traditional thick rubber design and incorporated a thin one and a sturdy metal body to maintain its sleek form without compromising on durability. Other highlights of this unit include nano molding, an all-new waterproof technology, coupled with the sealing membrane to enhance its water resistance. Apart from water, BL6000 Pro is also designed to withstand extremely cold conditions of up to -30℃. Its battery optimization allows the user to access basic functions on the phone that is still impossible for most phones to achieve.

Key Features:

• IP68 & IP69K & MIL-STD-810G certified
• -30℃ cold resistance
• MediaTek Dimensity 800 chip
• 8GB RAM, 256GB ROM
• Sony® IMX582 triple-rear camera, Samsung® S5K3P9-SP 16MP front camera
• Advanced FHD+ punch-hole display
• 5280mAh battery
• GPS & GLONASS & Beidou & Galileo & QZSS
• Barometer sensor, fingerprint sensor, NFC
• Antutu: 318,507
• Android 10 OS (update Android 11, early next year)

The Blackview BL6000 Pro is currently available for pre-sale at Indiegogo, with a massive 41% discount, and can be purchased at just $449.99. Apart from this, users can also get a free smartwatch gift (worth $69.99). The estimated shipping time is in mid-to-late December, and to cut that short interested readers can opt for free shipment via DHL.

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