Sonim XP1 - user opinions and reviews
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6.9
- Features
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6.5
- Performance
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7.0
- kamaleon
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my phone company works in 850 Mhz frecuency.. :( its a pitty..
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- 2008-08-04 16:30
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- Anonymous
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this phone is the ultimate "tradie" phone. a lot of companies are offering this with a 3 year unconditional warranty! this means you can literally shoot, run over and completely destroy the phone and the warranty will replace it!
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- 2008-08-04 00:20
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- toughguy
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i work for a phone company, and this has proven to be the toughest phone ever made. who cares about features when your a tradesperson and you need your phone protected when on the job! they have run this over with a tractor, buried in cement, its splash proof, scratch proof, dust proof, can be dropped from heights, and has ringtones designed to be harsher so that they can be heard at a worksite.
out of 10: at least a 12
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- 2008-08-03 02:32
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- Anonymous
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> In reply to Bobby buoy @ 2008-08-01 13:00 from P%XyThat's the great thing about it, NO CAMERA, just a basic tradies phone with Bluetooth. This thing is indestructible, it has 3 years unconditional warranty, you break it they replace it. If you want a camera buy a K850i if you want tough phone, this is the one. The more features you add the fragile it becomes.
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- 2008-08-03 02:25
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- Anonymous
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> In reply to Kozeyekan @ 2008-08-01 02:41 from TIATdoes this phone lock it self or do you have to lock it after evry time you use it?
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- 2008-08-02 19:12
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- Bobby buoy
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What is this? absolutely no features. it may be shock resistant, but it is pathetic for the technology standards we have today. At least it could have a camera
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- 2008-08-01 13:00
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- Pep
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Kind of looks like the Nokia and Samsung that are water/shock/dust resistant!
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- 2008-08-01 09:36
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- Doctor Davison
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> In reply to Turbozmej @ 2008-07-31 17:00 from mFerWhy did you submerse your phone?
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- 2008-08-01 08:57
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- silcosilva
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well,the phone is not ugly nor beautiful,those who claims its ugly actually never really had a hard and tough life...
back here in singapore these types of phones is so hard to find.the only one i can remember is the siemens me45 which i believe is too durable to mention.but the siemens is an old model...
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- 2008-08-01 08:05
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- Kozeyekan
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I've used this phone for a while, Yes, it's simple, but it's definately rugged, and in Australia, it's got a 3 year replacement unconditional warrantee.
I accidentally dropped my first one into a timber shredder when I was cleaning my yard, went into the store (crazy Johns) with the bits, and they gave me a brand new one.
Sweet!
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- 2008-08-01 02:41
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- Anonymous
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> In reply to Turbozmej @ 2008-07-31 17:00 from mFerso what, with the three year unconditional guarantee who cares if it dies when you try to imerse the phone
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- 2008-08-01 02:32
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- Anonymous
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> In reply to Turbozmej @ 2008-07-31 17:00 from mFerThere's a clear difference between Resistance and Water Proof. Resistance means it resists certain amount of water, like splashes or light submerge. And you know advertisements are always over exaggerated, unless you're too young to know that. This phone RESISTS water, dust and stuff, but it's not water, dust PROOF. Proof means it's completely safe to submerge it.
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- 2008-07-31 21:38
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- Zawali
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You know it s the most resistante phone in the world look this
http://www.graphmobile.com/news-2467.htm
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- 2008-07-31 19:33
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- Turbozmej
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Guys, stay cautious! it is tough phone but not water resistent! Those adverts with submersed XP1 seem to give totally wrong impression. Mine died just 10 seconds after repeating one of the adverts - phone in water! Even the manual warns about that, but who reads manuals, anyway!
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- 2008-07-31 17:00
- mFer
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