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Once you set up a face ID, you can toggle on the feature to use it for unlocking the device. The Face Lock uses one of the 8MP front-facing cameras. The Security settings allow you to set and manage the type of unlock, one or more fingerprint IDs, face unlock ID, and a Smart Lock. Of course, the only interesting part here is the Security and Fingerprint menu. The third group of settings is called Personal and manages the Location, Security, Fingerprint, Accounts, Google, Languages & input, Backup & reset. The Widgets menu is very simple, with a choice of wallpapers, widgets and a shortcut to the System Settings. The Task Manager supports split-screen mode and contains a Clear all button along with a shortcut to a White list, where you can toggle on any app you want to be saved from background clearing. The Notifications and Quick Settings shades are standard with a slight redesign of the icons. The Volume and Power off shades are the usual ones. The applications are listed on one scrollable page in alphabetic order.

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You can access the full list of applications either from the App Trap or by swiping up from the bottom of the Home screen. A swipe up opens the Home screen, on which you will see a Google search and a Clock widget along with a row of favourite apps, including a folder with Google applications, and a docked row of apps including the App Tray. The Lock screen is 'vanilla' one with shortcuts to the Voice Search and Camera apps.

It is also more simplified compared to previous editions. Doogee's overlay is very subtle and there's a general impression that you're using an almost stock Android version.

There's more information on Doogee's official website.Дoogee Mix 2 runs on Android 7.1.1 Nougat with Doogee OS 2.0 on top. Buy a Doogee Mix 2 with a $100 discount until December 11th, 2017 (click here).