SAMSUNG Galaxy XCover6 Pro 5G | Rugged (IP68 Rated) Unlocked (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, US Cellular) | Dual Sim (1 Nano + 1 eSIM) | 128GB | US Version (2022 Model) | Black (SM-G736UZKEXAA)
$229.99
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Give your frontline team a phone that’s more than up for the job with Galaxy XCover6 Pro. For field workers and those in environments like delivery services, warehouses, law enforcement and more, XCover6 Pro helps workers do more with less while staying productive on their feet. A durable and water-resistant design withstands drops and spills, and a moisture-resistant screen lets you work even with wet gloves on. Keep things moving with a long-lasting battery that keeps the workflow going. It’s also replaceable — simply swap it for a fresh battery and continue on. Customizable features such as hot keys empower your workers by letting them turn the smart phone into a scanner or a walkie talkie. Plus, your employees will have peace of mind because XCover6 Pro is part of a rich system of partner software and hardware integrations you already know and respect. You’ll experience peace of mind knowing XCover6 Pro is designed with the built-in protection of Knox Security to help keep your business’s data away from prying eyes.
¹These devices passed military specification (MIL-STD-810H) testing against a subset of 21 specific environmental conditions, including temperature, dust, shock/vibration, and low pressure/high altitude. Real world usage varies from the specific environmental conditions used in MIL-STD-810H testing. Samsung does not guarantee device performance in all extreme conditions. ²1.5M drop is only tested with case on, without case the device itself can withstand a drop from 1.2M. ³Water resistant in up to 5 feet of water for up to 30 minutes. Rinse residue/dry after wet. ⁴5G Ultra Wideband available in select areas. 5G Nationwide available in 2700+ cities. ⁵Wi-Fi 6E availability may vary due to OS version, location, network conditions, and other factors. ⁶Based on average battery life under typical usage conditions. Average expected performance based on typical use. Actual battery life depends on factors such as network, features selected, frequency of calls, and voice, data, and other application-usage patterns. Results may vary. ⁷Implementing Android Work Profile requires use of a supporting enterprise mobility management solution.
RUGGED & READY: Withstands the drops and spills of your demanding work environment; Galaxy XCover6 Pro stood up to MIL-STD-810H testing¹ and a 1.5m drop test²; IP68 rating stands up to dust, dirt, sand and water³
FASTER CONNECTION. SMOOTHER JOBS: Galaxy XCover6 Pro offers faster wireless data networks 5G⁴ and Wi-Fi 6E⁵ for high-speed connectivity; Plus, it’s CBRS-ready, providing a powerful communication option to keep you on the go when you’re on the job
POWER THROUGH YOUR HOURS: Get your jobs done with a long-lasting battery that sees you through your workday⁶; When you do need a jolt, get powered up quickly with a fast charger that features convenient pogo pins for easy connecting
KEEP YOUR GLOVES ON: Save time and frustration with a sensitive touchscreen that picks up the slightest finger pressure — no more stopping to take off your gloves; Work where it’s wet, damp or humid? The touchscreen still tracks your finger, no problem
PARTNER ECOSYSTEM: Make sure your employees have the right tools for the job with a rich ecosystem of software, accessories and hardware integrations; Your teams will have the edge with familiar products they already know and trust
SIMPLIFY YOUR TASKS: Hot keys give workers an easy way to set up their Galaxy XCover6 Pro to boost productivity; With just a few clicks, they can integrate other platforms like a push-to-talk or scanning feature to do more with their phone
THE COMBINED POWER OF GOOGLE & MICROSOFT: Give your employees the edge in business with powerful applications from Google & Microsoft; With Galaxy XCover6 Pro, some of the most powerful apps in the world lie at your fingertips
A PC IN YOUR TEAM’S POCKET: Spread out your workspace on a larger screen with Samsung DeX-enabled Galaxy XCover6 Pro; Simply connect your XCover6 Pro to another screen, like your PC, and get a boost of business productivity
Customers say
Customers appreciate the phone’s durability, quality, and headphone jack. They find it long-lasting, with good water, dust, and shock resistance. Some customers are satisfied with the camera and overall performance. However, opinions differ on battery life, functionality, speed, water resistance, and size.
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5 reviews for SAMSUNG Galaxy XCover6 Pro 5G | Rugged (IP68 Rated) Unlocked (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, US Cellular) | Dual Sim (1 Nano + 1 eSIM) | 128GB | US Version (2022 Model) | Black (SM-G736UZKEXAA)
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Brandon –
A great rugged phone with good performance, MicroSD, headphone jack
I’m really happy with this phone! I upgraded from a Galaxy S20, so some of my comments will include that comparison.Pros:-MicroSD support! This is a requirement for me, and why I didn’t really consider the S21 or S22.-Headphone jack! I missed it on the S20.-Replaceable battery! I hadn’t had that since the LG G3.-Notification LED! I can’t say I was conscious of missing it, and wasn’t sure I’d use it. But it’s nice to be able to see charge status or if I have a new notification from across the room.-Rugged, grippy build, with IP68. I actually like the plastic; I don’t get the trend of slippery, fingerprint-magnet glass sandwiches (like the S20).-Very fast and reliable side-mounted fingerprint sensor. I hate the trend of in-display fingerprint sensors that are slow, unreliable, and leave a smudge on the screen. (The S20 is horrible about this.)-Gorilla Glass Victus+ for the display. It also has an excellent oleophobic coating – doesn’t easily get smeared.-Snappy, smooth performance with the efficient Snapdragon 778G. Gets warm occasionally but not hot and doesn’t throttle. I don’t notice a performance difference compared to a flagship (but then I don’t do benchmarks or heavy gaming). (The S20 got really hot and throttled.)-USB 3 with video out and Samsung Dex support. USB video out often isn’t listed on specs sheets, but it’s usually only on flagships, so it’s nice to have it here.-Great battery life. I can easily get 2+ days despite the not-huge battery (4050 mAh).-The Wifi and LTE range and speed are noticeably better than on my S20! (My rural Verizon-partner carrier does not have 5G so I can’t comment on that.)-Extra assignable keys-Reasonable price-Software support equivalent to flagships (month security updates,, 4 Android updates, 5 years of security updates)-Clear, sharp display without PWM according to notebookcheck – PWM is a dimming method that uses flicker. OLEDs and some LCDs use it – this doesn’t – no flicker! So it’s easier on the eyes than OLED if you’re flicker-sensitive. I find it to be bright enough.Cons:-It is a rather big and heavy phone. Think S22 Ultra with a rugged case.-The display is LCD, not AMOLED, and according to notebookcheck, the color accuracy isn’t great. I admit that the colors aren’t as vibrant as AMOLED – they don’t “pop” as much. But I like the display anyway, and as noted above, it’s sharp and clear and without PWM.-Being LCD, there’s also no Always-On Display. I adjusted by turning on Lift to Wake, plus the notification LED and really fast fingerprint sensor help.-It has a notch for the front camera. It’s a small waterdrop notch, but it’s still my first phone with a notch and I don’t love it. With the big bezels Samsung could have put the camera in the bezel instead.-Big bezels (but I don’t care).-According the specs the cameras aren’t as good as on a flagship. But they’re good enough for me.-Slow charging. 15W “Fast Charging” was fast 5 years ago with much smaller batteries. At least battery life is good, and charging doesn’t make the phone hot, and the battery is changeable.-The built-in mono audio is okay, but certainly not premium. Still, I can hear and be heard clearly and the volume is fine. The S20 certainly has better audio. But my friend said he could hear me better when I was on the XCover6 than on the S20, so maybe it has a better mic. Or maybe it was the better Wifi performance.Other notes:This model – SM-G736U1, USA Unlocked – is not identical to the European models reviewed on notebookcheck and YouTube, or the specs listed on GSMArena. The network bands supported are different. Also, some reviewed models have dual SIM slots plus dedicated MicroSD. This model does not. It has one SIM slot, one MicroSD slot, and supports e-SIM.-It’s hard to find a network bands list for the USA Unlocked model. I can confirm that it supports LTE Band 13, required for Verizon and Verizon partner support. I had to check this because a lot of Samsung Unlocked devices – like the A53 – do not support Band 13. My rural Verizon partner requires B13 and it works great. No 5G is available in my area so I don’t know what it supports there.That’s a lot, hope it’s helpful. Though I wish it had faster charging, I’m very happy with this phone.
mike –
amazing
best phone i ever had, very happy with all the features, 120hz refresh rate, removable battery, supports esim, regular micro sim, sd card, has 128gb storage, 6gb ram, very good processor, very fast phone, battery life last forever, its waterproof, drop proof, has extra buttons on side and top you can program for anything for example the flashlight, so u dont even have to go into phone setting, just hit the button and on and off goes the flashlight, so many more great things the phone will do, plays games like pubg without draining battery or getting hot, o, and its also a 5g phone, has latest wifi/6 and a head phone jack, theres other features to i didn’t list, anyways this phone has the most features ull find with a removable battery, if battery goes bad, order a new one, pop the cover off and change it, most phones are nearly impossible to get apart to change the battery now a days, this one couldn’t be easier
Eric –
Software issues?
Phone started having an odd screen glitch immediately after set up. Every few minutes there will be colored lines from the bottom of the phone to about half way up the display it will only flash for a second and go away. I deleted all the apps I downloaded, did a full software upgrade from android 12 to 13 and went through all the other suggested software updates and the issue continued. Did a reset and the issue continued. Called Amazon let them know the troubleshooting steps I went through and they said a replacement was suggested. Unfortunately I was told they can only issue a refund after a return for this item due to “system limitation”. So I would be left without a phn while I wait for for Amazon to receive the phone, approve the return, process a refund and once I finally receive the refund I’ll have to resubmit an order and have a new phone sent to me. Horrible service on Amazon’s part yet again.The phns cameras are horrible. I was replacing my old galaxy s8 active and I think the photo quality on the old phone was better. The battery life is also very short I have to recharge before the day ends my galaxy s8 active lasted two days when I first got it and slowly degraded to a day’s use.
Danny deckchair –
Love it
Durable, Removable battery, expandable memory, battery lasts all day.Great phone. I’ve seen better pictures from other phones, but great for my needs.
Elder Milennial Nerd –
Replaceable battery, and a headphone jack on a Galaxy thing
For a Samsung galaxy family device this is a pretty nice option. Water, dust, and shock resistance. A HEADPHONE JACK, AND REPLACEABLE BATTERY!!! Not $1000. Cool. The fingerprint scanner is built into the thin sliver of a power “button”, rendering it effectively worthless. It will work only from certain angles, within a narrow band of skin moisture level (not too moist, not too dry), and with the button freshly wiped off. If you just washed your hands, too bad. My Lg V20 from 2016 didn’t have this problem, but anti-consumer practices are one of the only remaining avenues for continued unsustainable “endless” profit growth. So, something has to suck. At least it’s not coated in glass, made to break, and incapable of producing audio without a blue tooth compression layer for twice the price. It’s as good as a Galaxy thing is going to get, and probably the last one with a removable, user replaceable battery, and headphone jack.