Doogee previews S200 Ultra with dual displays and updated SoC

Doogee has only just confirmed the existence of the IP68/IP69K/MIL-STD-810H-rated S200 Max - however, the brand is now billed to follow that event up with one for the 2025 rugged smartphone series' flagship, said to launch as the Ultra of its line.

With its 120Hz 6.72-inch LCD display and circular rear-facing secondary display, it looks a lot like the S200 Plus that can currently be found on Amazon. 

The "Ultra" also seems to have the Plus' rear camera array, highlights of which include a 20MP Sony night-vision sensor and a lesser spotted 100MP main shooter (the OVA0B40 from Omnivision, apparently).

It also has a battery with what might be half the typical capacity of that of the Max - although it is said to be made using silicon-carbon technology, and might outdo even the longest-lasting non-rugged handset of 2026 anyway at 11,000mAh.

The "S200 Ultra" is also thought to stand out with a new, vaguely Y-shaped rear-facing LED accent that might function as a notification and/or charging status indicator.

It might also have 1TB of expandable storage, as opposed to 512GB in the Plus and Max. The Ultra may also have the newest processor of the series in the MediaTek Dimensity 7400.

That might be why the S200 Ultra is slated to start at $569.99 on its upcoming debut.