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Blackview BV6200 Plus | NFC and 11,000 mAh

Despite its affordable price, the BV6200 Plus does not sacrifice performance or durability. It comes equipped with an Octa-Core processor, 8 GB of RAM virtually expandable up to 24 GB or 32 GB and  128 or 256 GB expandable internal storage up to 2TB with a memory card, ensuring smooth operation and the ability to run apps and games without problems.

With a battery of 11,000 mAh, the BV6200 Plus gives you enough battery life to last you all day. You can use your smartphone without worrying about running out of power, even in situations where you don't have access to a power outlet. It's also a versatile phone that features IP68, IP69K and MIL-STD-810H certification.

Don't let anything stop you and get the BV6200 Plus now for a rugged mobile experience at an affordable price!

IP68: WHAT YOU CAN AND CAN'T DO

If a device is IP68 certified, it means it can be submerged in fresh water at depths of up to one metre for a maximum of 30 minutes, provided the terminal protections are kept properly sealed.

We leave you some tips for any terminal with IP68 certification:

• Do not expose your IP68 smartphone to water currents, such as tap water, ocean waves, or waterfalls.
• Additionally, if your IP68 smartphone has been exposed to fresh water, dry it carefully with a clean, soft cloth.
• If your IP68-rated smartphone has been exposed to any liquid other than fresh water (such as seawater), rinse the device gently with fresh water immediately and dry thoroughly with a soft, clean cloth.
• If you have any doubts about whether the guards are properly closed. NO you get it wet.
• Avoid aggressive testing to demonstrate your endurance
• It is not advisable to manipulate the device buttons in the water.
• It is recommended NOT to soak the device in salt water because the IP certification only applies to fresh water.

IP69K + MIL-STD-810H: WHAT YOU CAN AND CAN'T DO

A device with IP69K certification and passed tests according to the military standard MIL-STD-810H offers a superior level of resistance to high-pressure water, dust, shocks, vibrations, and extreme temperatures.

This US military standard evaluates a device's performance under demanding real-world use, although it doesn't guarantee indestructibility. Here are some tips for any device with IP69K and MIL-STD-810H certifications:

• Don't assume that the military standard allows for extreme impacts or drops from any height. The device is durable, but not unbreakable.
• Avoid exposing your smartphone to pressures, temperatures, or forces beyond the limits indicated by the manufacturer.
• Although it can withstand high-pressure water, do not submerge it for extended periods or manipulate buttons underwater or during direct jets.
• If the terminal has been in contact with fresh water, dry it carefully with a soft cloth.
• If it has been exposed to salt water, mud, chemicals, or any liquid other than fresh water, rinse it gently using fresh water and then dry it completely.
• Do not perform extreme tests with fire, deliberate impacts, or unnecessary drops just to demonstrate durability.
• Make sure all covers, guards, or seals are completely closed before exposing the device to dust, pressure, or moisture.
• Although it can withstand vibrations and demanding temperatures, avoid prolonged use on heavy machinery that exceeds certified ranges.