DOOGEE’s V Max Play brings a built-in projector to the rugged-phone category, pairing a 100-lumen, autofocus projector with a 20,500mAh battery. Shown at IFA 2026, the handset projects at 854 × 480 pixels and also carries two camping lights rated for a combined 1,200 lumens.
The V Max Play weighs 683g, underlining its position as a highly specialized outdoor device rather than a conventional large smartphone. Its integrated strap, huge battery, projector and high-output lights form a feature set intended for off-grid and camping-oriented use.
For industrial and inspection work, DOOGEE also showed the S300 Plus Thermal. It combines a thermal camera with a 64MP night-vision camera and a 200MP main camera, while using MediaTek’s Dimensity 8300 chipset and an 11,000mAh battery. The device is rated IP68, IP69K and MIL-STD-810H.
Beyond rugged phones
The company’s IFA presence extended beyond handsets, signaling a broader push into outdoor-oriented accessories and family devices.
- Field Echo portable speaker: rated at up to 80W peak output, with IP67 protection and claimed battery life of up to 19 hours.
- U11 Kid tablet: an 11-inch children’s tablet running Android 16, supplied with a silicone case and an 8,580mAh battery.
- Anymoving M1 Pro: a sport and outdoor wearable with dual-band GPS and offline maps.
- BoneAir Swim Drum: swimming headphones that combine bone conduction and air conduction, with IP68 water protection.
DOOGEE divided its wearable lineup at the show into six families, illustrating the scale of its product expansion.
- BoneBeat
- BoneAir
- Anywise
- Anyscene
- Anymoving
- Anyrunner
The rapid product cadence remains central to DOOGEE’s strategy. The company presented nine rugged-device series at IFA 2026, including the V Max line, the S300 line and the Blade 30 line. International pricing and market-by-market availability for the newly shown products were not confirmed in the available information.
