Following its official launch last month, the Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 has finally made it to the Switzerland today. The smartphone has been listed on the company’s official Switzerland website.
As most of you may know, the Galaxy Xcover 4 comes as the successor to the Xcover 3 which is famous for its rugged build. While the Xcover 4 also features the same rugged build, its design sees a little bit of refinement this year.
It also has IP68 water and dust resistance certification along with MIL-STD 810G certification suggesting the fact the device is capable of working just fine in extreme climatical conditions.
As far as the specs are concerned, the smartphone comes with a 5.00-inch HD display with support for ‘Glove Mode’ to let you access the smartphone even while wearing a glove.
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It is powered by a quad-core 1.4GHz Exynos 7570 chipset which is coupled with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of expandable onboard storage space.
The imaging department is taken care of by a 13MP sensor on the back and a 5MP sensor on the front for selfies. The smartphone runs Android 7.0 Nougat out-of-the-box and is backed by a 2,800mAh battery.
The company hasn’t revealed the pricing details of the smartphone for Switzerland market. However, considering its price in Germany and other European countries, it should be priced somewhere close to €250.
Source: Samsung
I like those hard keys instead of the usual design .First time I’ve heard of this series mostly because it isn’t available where I live. As far as I’ve read the specs seems decent but a bit pricey for those specs but that might be a price to pay to get that great build quality and water resistance 😉
I wish more phones would use physical keys such as this one.
I like those hard keys instead of the usual design .First time I’ve heard of this series mostly because it isn’t available where I live. As far as I’ve read the specs seems decent but a bit pricey for those specs but that might be a price to pay to get that great build quality and water resistance 😉
I wish more phones would use physical keys such as this one.