A few weeks ago, we informed you that Samsung is working on a new rugged smartphone called Galaxy XCover Pro 2. It should be the Korean giant's first rugged phone with support for 5G networks. Now its first renders have hit the airwaves.
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From the renders published by the well-known leaker @OnLeaks and the website zoutons.ae, it follows that Galaxy The XCover Pro 2 will have a flat display with relatively thick bezels and a drop-shaped cut-out and a vertically oriented ellipse-shaped photo module with two small sensors. It can also be read from the images that the phone will have a 3,5mm jack like its predecessor and a fingerprint reader built into the power button. It will reportedly measure 169,5 x 81,1 x 10,1 cm.
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We know very little about the smartphone at the moment, according to "behind the scenes" information, it will be equipped with an IPS LCD display with a size of around 6,56 inches (the predecessor was 6,3 inches), a chipset Exynos 1280 ("number one" was powered by the Exynos 9611) and software-wise it will run on Androidu 12. With regard to the previous models of the series Galaxy We can expect the XCover to feature a replaceable battery and an IP68 degree of protection and the US military's MIL-STD-810G resistance standard. It should be launched sometime in the summer.
