Doogee Note 56

Doogee Note 56

$73Budget (<$150)5G

Doogee Note 56 Display Highlights

Screen Size

6.56"

Refresh Rate

90Hz

Peak Brightness

400 nits

Pixel Density

269 ppi

Glass Protection

Panda Glass

Display Overview

The Doogee Note 56 features a 6.56-inch LCD IPS with 720 x 1612 px resolution, running at 90Hz refresh rate. It reaches up to 400 nits peak brightness for excellent outdoor visibility. HDR support includes No. The screen is protected by Panda Glass. Always-on display: No.

Full Display Specifications

Display

Panel TypeLCD IPS
Size (inches)6.56
Resolution720 x 1612 px
Aspect Ratio180:403
Pixel Density (ppi)269
Screen-to-Body Ratio84
Refresh Rate90
Adaptive RefreshNo
Touch Sampling Rate180
Peak Brightness (nits)400
HDR StandardsNo
Color GamutsRGB
Color Depth16
PWM Dimming90
Glass ProtectionPanda Glass
CurvatureFlat
Always-on DisplayNo
Cover DisplayNo

Display Extras

DC DimmingNo

Doogee Note 56 — In-Depth Analysis

The Doogee Note 56 features an LCD IPS panel, which offers consistent color accuracy and no risk of OLED burn-in. LCD technology provides uniform brightness across the entire screen area, making it a reliable choice for users who keep static content displayed for extended periods. However, outdoor readability may be challenging in bright conditions.

At 90Hz, this display offers a noticeable improvement over 60Hz panels in everyday scrolling and animations. While it doesn't match the premium feel of 120Hz+ screens found on flagships, the difference from 60Hz is immediately perceptible and makes the interface feel more responsive.

At 269 pixels per inch across the 6.56-inch 720 x 1612 px panel, the display may show some visible pixelation, especially in fine text and detailed images. This is most noticeable when reading small fonts or examining photos closely.

Additional display features include Panda Glass glass protection, No HDR support, sRGB color gamut. A screen protector is recommended to preserve the display quality over time.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +HDR content support (No)

Cons

  • −LCD panel lacks the deep blacks of OLED
  • −Low peak brightness limits outdoor usability
  • −Below-average pixel density

Who Is This For?

General Users

Balanced display for everyday smartphone use

Expert Tip

Pro tip: Adjusting screen brightness to auto mode and enabling dark theme can significantly improve battery life on LCD displays.

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