DOOGEE is extending its hardware lineup beyond rugged phones and thermal-imaging devices, using IFA 2026 to show portable speakers and keyboards alongside its established mobile products. The clearest addition is the Field Echo, a portable Bluetooth speaker rated at 65W nominal power and 80W peak output.
The Field Echo has IP67 dust and water resistance and is claimed to deliver up to 19 hours of battery life. It supports Bluetooth playback as well as USB, TF card and AUX inputs, while indoor and outdoor EQ modes are included. Two speakers can also be paired through TWS. DOOGEE lists the core Field Echo specifications on its product page.
The speaker sits in a wider Field range rather than being a one-off product. The Field Pulse is the lower-power model with 20W output, while the Field Rush moves to 130W peak power. Field Echo uses a rectangular enclosure and front grille, giving it a more home-audio-oriented appearance than DOOGEE’s typically rugged designs.
DOOGEE also displayed keyboards, including a retro-styled unit with a typewriter-like design, a substantial palm rest and a physical dial at the top. The company did not provide model names or detailed specifications for those keyboards in the available material.
Rugged hardware remains central to the brand’s portfolio. Its S300 Plus Thermal was also shown with thermal imaging that can display temperature distribution on the phone, a feature aimed at inspection work and low-light tasks. Pricing, release timing and regional availability for the Field speakers and keyboards have not been disclosed.
