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As a fellow CAT S41 user, I can confirm that the phone is basically invulnerable to dropping, although one of the rubber pads did break off after a couple years
by Zondartul 4y ago
As a fellow CAT S41 user, I can confirm that the phone is basically invulnerable to dropping, although one of the rubber pads did break off after a couple years of opening and closing it. My compass doesn't work, probably due to exposure to strong magnets. Gps and cellular internet still work perfectly, I can browse modern websites and watch youtube without much trouble. The battery lasts forever. The camera is kinda meh and I regret not getting the variant with a FLIR camera.
If they can make the flip-phone variant hardy enough to play football with I'll definitely buy it. But chances are, my S41 will still be working by then ;)
- samstave 4y ago>Play football with... Basically any phone can work as you play football - because your hands are free to browse the web.
- digitalsin 4y agoPersonally I've gotten good enough spirals with a Samsung phone that I feel confident during neighborhood pickup games.
- hoistbypetard 4y agoWith my Galaxy, I can get a pretty good spiral when I throw it down field, but haven't had any luck so far when I punt it. I suppose I need more practice.
- mdp2021 4y ago> hardy enough They have a page about the ruggedness of their products - "built rugged, perfect for construction sites, farms or extreme, outdoor environments"; "Made to military specification (MIL-SPEC 810H) - Drop-proof, dust proof and shockproof"; "[drop] tested onto concrete from up to 1.8m (6ft)"; "waterproof" with Ingress Protection level 8 or 9. https://www.catphones.com/en-us/features/rugged-and-tough/ https://www.catphones.com/en-us/features/rugged-and-tough/