TechRadar Verdict
AGM’s budget-rugged phone combines essential smartphone features with robust design.
It’s simple, user-friendly, and has a reliable battery.
What more is needed?
However, when just runningGoogleapps for business, that power is more than sufficient.
The big selling points of this phone are toughness and simplicity, and everything about the design reinforces this.
Above this is the volume control, again with a precise click.
This button highlights the smartphone’s key focus on simplicity of use.
In line with the physical design elements of the phone, the software is equally streamlined.
Unlike every other phone I’ve opened recently, the AGM H6 is sparse.
On the home screen, there’s only the basic Google suite of apps along with the prefs icon.
The camera’s 50MP sensor uses theSamsungJN1+GC02M1, which is a good middle-of-the-road imaging sensor.
Ensuring a decent battery life, the phone includes a 4900 mAh battery, supporting 18W fast charging.
However, these last two activities will drain the battery faster.
However, a quick wipe away of the moisture returns the responsiveness.
Plugging in some headphones or linking to a speaker, everything sounded fine.
For everyday use, there’s little to fault with the H6.
However, it could still do the work, which was impressive.
For this, the power is absolutely spot on.
Below are the results of the benchmark tests.
For anyone who prioritizes simplicity and reliability over high-end specs, the AGM H6 is a perfect fit.
The added convenience of a three-card slot and a decent camera setup make it versatile for various needs.
Should you buy an AGM H6 rugged smartphone?
It is perfect for those who prefer simplicity and reliability in their mobile devices.
