The number of phones that already support eSIM is still quite small, but surprisingly the small manufacturer Doogee is going to add a new device to this list next month.
This is the Doogee V30, and those who know the company will not be surprised that it is a tough device, a new offspring of its tough V family, and it will be able to store up to four numbers in its eSIM chip – which can surely be useful for people who often fly around the world – and it should To be the first hard phone in the world to support eSIM.
The company is still keeping a significant portion of the details up its sleeve, as part of its pre-sales campaign which also includes some kind of sale on its website, but what is known is an image of a fairly recent mid-market phone, which is of course well wrapped from all sides, with artificial leather and a hard frame.
On the back there are three chargers, the details of which are listed, not the details that have not yet been revealed, as well as the phone’s battery, as well as the Android version it should come with. Also the size of the slab
The screen is also missing, but since the fingerprint sensor is in the on/off button, then it is probably an LCD screen – with a cutout for the selfie camera at the top. The processor will be Dimensity 900, which is, as mentioned, an updated mid-market processor, with 8 gigabytes of working memory that can be expanded up to 15 gigabytes virtually, and 256 gigabytes of storage memory. An expansion card slot allows an addition of up to 2 terabytes of storage.