Blackview Xplore 1 VS Oukitel WP62 5G

The Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G both offer waterproof designs with an IP68 rating, ensuring they are resistant to dust and water immersion. However, the two devices differ in size and weight. The Blackview Xplore 1 weighs 638 g, significantly heavier than the Oukitel WP62 5G, which weighs 370 g. In terms of thickness, the Blackview Xplore 1 is considerably bulkier at 29.5 mm, compared to the Oukitel WP62 5G, which is only 15.3 mm thick.

When it comes to dimensions, the Blackview Xplore 1 is larger overall with a height of 184 mm and a width of 83 mm, giving it a larger volume of 450.524 cm³. The Oukitel WP62 5G, on the other hand, is more compact with a height of 172.2 mm, a width of 81 mm, and a volume of 213.40746 cm³. Both devices feature rugged builds, but neither can be folded.

Overall, the Blackview Xplore 1 is the larger and heavier device, while the Oukitel WP62 5G is more compact and lightweight, but both share the same water resistance and rugged features.

The Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G both feature high-quality displays with a 120Hz refresh rate, ensuring smooth visuals. However, the display technology differs between the two. The Blackview Xplore 1 uses an LCD, IPS display, while the Oukitel WP62 5G comes with an OLED/AMOLED display. The screen size on the Blackview Xplore 1 is slightly larger at 6.78″, compared to the 6.58″ screen on the Oukitel WP62 5G.

In terms of pixel density, the Blackview Xplore 1 has 396 ppi, while the Oukitel WP62 5G has a slightly higher 401 ppi. Both devices offer a full HD resolution of 1080 x 2460 px on the Blackview Xplore 1 and 1080 x 2408 px on the Oukitel WP62 5G, with the Blackview Xplore 1 having a slightly higher pixel count due to the slightly larger screen size.

Both devices come with Gorilla Glass 5 for branded damage-resistant glass, but only the Blackview Xplore 1 features a secondary screen. Neither device supports HDR10, HDR10+, or Dolby Vision, and both have touch screens.

The Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G both feature powerful performance specs, with 512GB of internal storage and 16GB of RAM in each device. The processors differ, though, with the Blackview Xplore 1 using the MediaTek Dimensity 7050 chipset, while the Oukitel WP62 5G is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7025. Both chipsets are built on a 6nm process and support 64-bit computing, but the Blackview Xplore 1 has a slightly faster CPU speed, with 2 x 2.6 GHz and 6 x 2 GHz cores, compared to the 2 x 2.5 GHz and 6 x 2 GHz cores of the Oukitel WP62 5G.

In terms of graphics, the Blackview Xplore 1 comes with the Mali G68 MP4 GPU, clocked at 950 MHz, while the Oukitel WP62 5G uses the IMG BXM-8-256 GPU, clocked at 900 MHz. The Blackview Xplore 1 has more shading units (64) compared to the Oukitel WP62 5G, which has 18 shading units. Both devices support DirectX 12 and have integrated graphics, but the Blackview Xplore 1 is likely to provide better graphical performance due to the higher clock speed and more shading units.

Geekbench 6 results show a slight performance difference between the two devices: the Blackview Xplore 1 scored 2257 in multi-core and 936 in single-core tests, while the Oukitel WP62 5G scored 2291 in multi-core and 884 in single-core tests. Both devices support multithreading, have 4 memory channels, and use DDR5 RAM with speeds of 3200 MHz (Blackview Xplore 1) and 2750 MHz (Oukitel WP62 5G), with both supporting HMP (heterogeneous multi-processing) and OpenCL 2. Neither device exceeds the maximum 16GB RAM capacity.

The Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G both feature impressive camera setups, but with some notable differences. The Blackview Xplore 1 has a dual-lens main camera with a 64MP and 20MP configuration, while the Oukitel WP62 5G offers a triple-lens main camera with 108MP, 8MP, and 2MP sensors. The Blackview Xplore 1's front camera is 50MP, whereas the Oukitel WP62 5G has a 32MP front camera.

Both devices support similar features such as phase-detection autofocus, continuous autofocus for movies, and the ability to record slow-motion video. They also include a built-in HDR mode, manual exposure, manual ISO, and manual focus. However, the Blackview Xplore 1 has a wider aperture for its front camera (1.8f), compared to the Oukitel WP62 5G’s front camera (2.2f), which may slightly impact low-light performance.

In terms of flash, the Blackview Xplore 1 has a single LED flash on the main camera, while the Oukitel WP62 5G lacks any flash LEDs. Neither device features optical image stabilization or HDR10/Dolby Vision video recording. Both cameras can create panoramas in-camera, and both devices lack a dual-lens front camera or front-facing LED flash. Additionally, neither supports 360° panorama, laser autofocus, or 3D photo/video recording.

Both the Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G run Android 15 and share a similar set of features aimed at enhancing user experience and privacy. These include clipboard warnings, location privacy options, camera/microphone privacy options, and the ability to block app tracking. Both devices also support theme customization, on-device machine learning, notification permissions, media picker, and allow users to play games while they download. Additionally, both phones have dark mode, battery health check, extra dim mode, customizable notifications, Live Text, full-page screenshots, split screen support, and PiP (Picture-in-Picture) functionality.

There are a few features that both phones share, such as the ability to offload apps, share content via sharing intents, support widgets, use offline voice recognition, and execute voice commands. Both phones also track the device's current position and are multi-user systems. Additionally, neither device supports Quick Start, has focus modes, or provides Wi-Fi password sharing, though both offer a child lock and are free and open source.

Despite these similarities, both devices do not support direct OS updates, and there is no mention of PiP being used as a PC on either device. The Oukitel WP62 5G and Blackview Xplore 1 seem to offer nearly identical software features, making them quite comparable in this category.

The Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G both feature large, rechargeable batteries, but the Blackview Xplore 1 has a significantly higher capacity. The Blackview Xplore 1 is equipped with a 20000 mAh battery, while the Oukitel WP62 5G has an 11000 mAh battery. Both devices support fast charging, but the Blackview Xplore 1 offers faster charging speeds at 55W, compared to the 33W charging speed of the Oukitel WP62 5G.

Neither device supports wireless charging or reverse wireless charging. Both phones come with a charger in the box, and neither has a removable battery. Additionally, both devices have a battery level indicator and a rechargeable battery, providing users with the ability to track their battery status efficiently.

While the Blackview Xplore 1’s larger battery and faster charging speed may be advantageous for extended use and quicker recharging, both phones offer the same essential battery features like battery level indicators and the ability to charge quickly through wired connections.

The Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G differ in their audio features. The Blackview Xplore 1 does not have a 3.5 mm audio jack and lacks stereo speakers, while the Oukitel WP62 5G includes a 3.5 mm audio jack, making it compatible with wired headphones or other audio devices. Both phones lack stereo speakers, but the Oukitel WP62 5G supports LDAC, a high-quality wireless audio codec, which the Blackview Xplore 1 does not.

Neither device supports advanced audio technologies like aptX, aptX HD, aptX Adaptive, or aptX Lossless. The Blackview Xplore 1, however, has a built-in radio, while the Oukitel WP62 5G does not offer this feature.

Overall, the Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G offer different audio capabilities, with the Blackview Xplore 1 supporting a radio but lacking a 3.5 mm jack, and the Oukitel WP62 5G featuring a 3.5 mm jack and LDAC support but no radio.

The Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G both support 5G connectivity, feature dual SIM card slots, and offer similar Wi-Fi capabilities, supporting Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n), Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), and Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax). Both devices are equipped with Bluetooth 5.2, an external memory slot, USB Type-C, and NFC, ensuring broad compatibility with modern connectivity standards. Additionally, both phones have a fingerprint scanner, support GPS and Galileo positioning systems, and include accelerometers and compasses for navigation and motion sensing.

In terms of other sensors, the Blackview Xplore 1 has an infrared sensor, while the Oukitel WP62 5G does not. Neither device supports ANT+, heart rate monitoring, or crash detection, and neither includes a barometer, HDMI output, 3D facial recognition, iris scanner, or a built-in projector. Both devices support download speeds of 2770 MBits/s and have a cellular module, but neither has a built-in satellite SOS feature or motion/optical tracking capabilities.

Overall, the two devices are quite similar in terms of connectivity and features, with the main difference being the presence of an infrared sensor on the Blackview Xplore 1, which the Oukitel WP62 5G lacks. Both devices support the key features you'd expect from modern smartphones, including high-speed internet, fingerprint security, and advanced navigation options.

The Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G share a few similarities in the Miscellaneous category. Both phones are equipped with a video light, which can help with lighting during video recording. Neither device features sapphire glass displays, curved displays, or e-paper displays, so both have standard flat screens without these premium display technologies.

Overall, the two devices are closely aligned in this category, with identical specifications for all the listed features.

There are no significant differences between the Blackview Xplore 1 and Oukitel WP62 5G in the Miscellaneous group.