Doogee Note56 series: Doogee has introduced the Note56, Note56 Pro, and Note56 Plus with big 6,150mAh batteries, up to 256GB storage, and budget-friendly prices starting at just $149
Doogee is bringing more choice to the budget smartphone market with its new Note56 series. The lineup includes three phones the Note56, Note56 Pro, and Note56 Plus that share the same clean design and size but differ in features, cameras, and performance. With all models priced under $200, this series is built to balance affordability with practical upgrades.
Design and Display
All three Note56 phones look nearly identical but stand apart with color options. The Plus model comes in Purple, Natural Color, Black, and Green, while the Pro replaces Purple with White. The base Note56 skips Purple entirely and will be offered in three colors.
Each phone features a 6.56-inch HD+ display, but the Note56 Plus stands out thanks to its 90Hz refresh rate, giving smoother scrolling and better visuals compared to the other two models.
Performance and Storage
The Note56 Plus is the most powerful device in the family. It runs on the Unisoc T7225 chip, ships with Android 16, and includes 6GB RAM with 256GB storage. Storage is also expandable up to 2TB via microSD, which is rare at this price point.
The Note56 Pro scales things back with 4GB RAM, 128GB storage, and slower 10W charging. It also leaves out the fingerprint scanner. The entry-level Note56 keeps things simple with 3GB RAM, 64GB storage, and a Unisoc SC9863A processor.
Camera Setup
Doogee has fitted each model with different cameras. The Note56 Plus has a 50MP rear camera (OmniVision OV50D40) paired with an 8MP selfie shooter (Sony IMX134). The Pro version offers a 13MP primary sensor (OmniVision OV13853), while the base Note56 includes an 8MP Samsung ISOCELL main camera and a 5MP selfie camera.
Battery and Extras
Every model packs a huge 6,150mAh battery, which should deliver long-lasting use. The Plus supports 18W fast charging, while the Pro and standard Note56 top out at 10W. Only the Plus adds NFC, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a side-mounted fingerprint scanner for extra convenience.
Pricing
Doogee has kept the lineup affordable: the Note56 costs $149.99, the Note56 Pro is priced at $169.99, and the Note56 Plus comes in at $199.99. With large batteries, practical storage options, and budget pricing, the Note56 series offers plenty of value for anyone looking for an entry-level smartphone.
In India, the prices roughly convert to ₹12,500 for the Note56, ₹14,200 for the Note56 Pro, and ₹16,700 for the Note56 Plus. This makes the series an attractive option in the Indian budget market as well, considering the hardware on offer.
