Samsung Galaxy Xcover Review By Tech Watcher

By, the shockproof phone is, by all accounts, a rare form factor in the world of smartphones due to smaller consumer interests. But Samsung is one of manufacturers that has been the most supportive on the market. You could call the Cover for beautiful if you live in war zone. This rugged Samsung's phone has necessary changes due to its form factor such as the all plastic back into three physical buttons on the front. The drippy outer shell feels very comfortable in the hand, while also doing its function quite well and carries a US military 810g rating standard, which means it's resistant to war zone like environmental conditions. These include water dust, explosive shocks, just kidding who know the screen is standard 5-inch with 1280 pixel resolution more than Brighton for outdoor use.

It has processor, Enos, 7500 70, with 2 gigabytes of RAM and comes with 16 gigabytes of storage, making use of an SD card a good idea, but even without it will be more than enough for everyday web use. The earpiece is loud while the microphone is a bit on the quiet side. The battery life is impressive. The removable 2800 M my battery can last very long up to 10 hours, however, charging it slow it takes around 2 hours. The camera has a 13 megapixels SD, take pretty good photos in the daylight.

Of course, there are the usual problems at night. You'd expect such as somewhat lacking details, but overall, the camera is more than good enough for the occasional shot. Video quality lacks stabilization, but it's comparable to old, Galaxy s4 and for what it is an entry-level rugged device comfortable to hold and usable, even with its weak specs. So if you need good, reliable, military-grade smartphone, it's asking price of 259 euros about 290 dollars may well be worth the experience you're getting in return. Hey you I was told.

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Source : Tech Watcher