All of the above should provide the phone some protection over sever weather, drops and other hazards. Also, the Galaxy XCover6 Pro allows users to adjust Touch Sensitivity to increase the screen’s receptiveness, while enhancements for touch in wet environments make the phone easier to use during those rainy days.
As far as the business part goes, Samsung added two programmable keys to the Galaxy XCover6 Pro, which can be customized to perform various functions, depending on the business. Additionally, the phone can be used as an enterprise-grade barcode scanner through Knox Capture or as a walkie-talkie through its push-to-talk, which now has a much louder speaker volume than the previous Galaxy XCover Pro smartphone.
The cherry on top is the wide variety of Samsung and partner accessories that comes with the XCover6 Pro, including Smart Case, POGO/multi-device/battery pack chargers, charging cradles, belt clips and PTT headsets. Keep in mind though that the POGO charger and extra replaceable battery are sold separately.
Samsung Galaxy XCover6 Pro
Specs-wise, the Galaxy XCover6 Pro is the pure definition of averageness:
- Display: 6.6-inch PLS LCD, 120Hz, Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G 5G
- Memory: 6GB RAM, 128GB storage (up to 1TB)
- Camera: 50MP+8MP main camera, 13MP front-facing camera
- Connectivity: 5G, Bluetooth 5.2, A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO, QZSS
- Battery: 4050 mAh, fast charging 15W, removable
Samsung hasn’t yet announced a price-tag for the Galaxy XCover6 Pro, but based on previous reports, it should sell for around €600. The rugged phone will be available starting in July in select markets across Europe, Asia and the Middle East, with availability to other regions at a later date.
