Samsung’s rugged Galaxy XCover 7 phone will reportedly be surprisingly affordable،
If you've been following Samsung for more than a minute, you probably already know that the world's largest smartphone maker and second-largest tablet vendor is gearing up to launch way more than just three (admittedly impressive) Android handsets in the coming months. .
While we don't expect a new edition of the Galaxy Buds, for example, to see the light of day alongside the Galaxy
S24, S24 Plus, and S24 Ultra in a few weeks, it's clearly only a matter of time before models like the mid-range were available. The Galaxy A55, Tab Active 5 and yes, the XCover 7 will be officially revealed.
Outdoor-loving bargain hunters, rejoice!
Yes, it looks like the Galaxy
While the lack of
Pro branding makes it clear that we'll be dealing with a considerably low-end affair here, the “normal” XCover 7 should upgrade the number to 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage space of the XCover 5 of 2021. and thus correspond respectively to the 6 and 128 GB endowments of the XCover 6 Pro.
The XCover 7 (rendered above) really doesn't look much different from the XCover 6 Pro (pictured here)…at first glance.
On the less positive side of things, there will only be one (presumably average) camera placed on the muscular back of the upcoming Galaxy XCover 7, with the 4,000mAh battery capacity not really knocking our socks off either , especially considering the typical battery capacity. big robust device body like this.
Then again, you have to remember that the That 4,000 mAh figure is definitely something we can learn to live with.
Other rumored, but far from confirmed, specifications of the UI on top), respectable 25W charging. support, and all the standard certifications for water, dust, extreme temperature, vibration, and shock resistance associated with your “everyday” rugged phone “.
Will the Galaxy XCover 7 come to the US?
While we don't really have any concrete insider information on the issue of availability in the United States, all historical signs seem to be pointing in the right direction. The Galaxy XCover 6 Pro is still up for grabs in the US for consumers and businesses, and anyone in the region can order the virtually unbreakable 6.6-inch handset in an unlocked variant for $599.99 .
This strongly suggests that the price of the non-Pro for the moment.
The XCover 7 will definitely be much better than the non-Pro Galaxy XCover 5 (pictured here).
Knowing
Samsung, its next-gen, outdoor-friendly Android soldier could certainly arrive first in the enterprise retail channel and only spread its wings to “normal” consumers at some point, which doesn't is just a complicated way of saying you may need to continue. play the waiting game for a few more months. Or you can always opt for the equally rugged but much more powerful and stylish
Motorola ThinkPhone at a comparable price.
