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 Doogee S95 Pro

Most smartphones are practical, relatively stylish slabs of tech, but they are also prone to an accidental dip in the bath, the occasional slip off the table, and the inevitable chip in the screen.

The waterproof, dustproof and drop-proof DOOGEE S95 Pro is a souped-up version of their earlier S90, with a faster processor, more RAM and a flashy camera. Like its predecessor, you can chop and change its accessories, with the option of a magnetic battery pack for extra power or a six-watt speaker attachment for playing some banging tunes.



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