Oh, and it’s loud.

Like really, really loud.

As you would expect from a rugged phone, it doesn’t feel cheap at all.

New Roku streaming sticks.

Perhaps you work in a loud, busy environment and can’t hear your phone?

That’s not going to happen with the AGM H5 Pro.

By design, rugged phones can often look somewhat unexciting.

Person holding a phone with Gmail open on it

Pain-Free Photography

Another area of the AGM H5 Pro which surprised me is the camera.

However, if you take it for what it is, it feels a little more impressive.

When taking photos in the dark, more than around five meters away, the quality does drop.

H5 Pro dirty featured image

Low Resolution, Big Screen

Resolution is one of the biggest let-downs of the AGM H5 Pro.

Even the large screen seems safe from drops and bumps.

Another display feature that the AGM H5 Pro misses out on is the Always On Display (AOD).

H5 Pro grass and wall

Most Android phones ship with this as standard, but the H5 Pro doesn’t.

The AGM H5 Pro ships with a MediaTek Helio G85 processor clocked at 2GHz.

Running the AGM H5 Pro through the GeekBench 5 benchmark produced some interesting results.

AGM H5 Pro display

A Rugged Yet Affordable Everyday Phone

The AGM H5 Pro is as tough as they come.

During my tests I submerged the machine in fresh water and then dropped it from around one meter.

AGM H5 Pro side button

H5 Pro LED light in dark

AGM H5 Pro speaker RGB

H5 Pro beneath tree

AGM H5 Pro cameras (1)

AGM H5 Pro wireless port

AGM H5 Pro display with MUO

H5 Pro LED Speaker

AGM H5 Pro user defined key

H5 Pro dirty speaker

AGM H5 Pro side button

AGM H5 Pro wireless port

H5 Pro LED Speaker

AGM H5 Pro speaker RGB

H5 Pro LED light in dark

AGM H5 Pro cameras (1)

H5 Pro camera of person in dark

H5 Pro camera houses in dark

H5 Pro photo of feet in dark

AGM H5 Pro display with MUO

H5 Pro performance benchmark

AGM H5 Pro Screen Protector