Sonim XP8 XP8800 Dual-SIM 64GB Unlocked 4G/LTE Rugged Smartphone Black - Renewed

Great phone, I use it for Zello as walkie talkie. Very tough and professional .

When I ordered the phone, it was great. No issues and seemed to work great without any problems. The phone is used as a secondary backup, so it does not go through any abuse and is normally left in the truck when we go out. These guys offer a 90 day refund, and that is great, butnyou should never have an issue with a refurbished phone unless it is severely damaged again. I am highly disappointed with this phone purchase because the phone is treated very well, is not abused, does not get exposed to the elements, and still has the protective film on it. It worked and served it's purpose for 3 months and then today out of nowhere the screen went blank, flickers, and does not light up anymore. The phone still works, but the OLED does not. It just went out while on a call and is now useless. Don't. iy a phone from them unless you want it to die in 3 months. Waste of money.

great phone so far !

I've used SONIM phones since 2006, my stars are based on the sale and accuracy as seller is not manufacturer. - This is not DUAL-SIM capable as it is a branded AT&T product. They want to promote an app product for additional numbers. - Will not tether/Hotspot without contacting AT&T. - Battery life not so great. All day web/YouTube I charge mid day and again at night. - Probably not really IP68 or 7. No covers on any of accessory ports, except USB-C charging port, that is only a friction fit O-ring doorway. The back door is like a tv remote cover, and not a vault door or firmly sealed like previous models. Camera pretty good, so are stereo speakers. I went into audio settings and made Bluetooth codec changes.

It a little bit heavy, but works well on EchoLink.

I bought the phone as a replacement to my old Oneplus 3T I've been having to patchwork back together with chineseium for the last two years and wanted an upgrade in durability. I've only had the phone for a day but the feel of it is reassuring. The phone feels solid, blocky, and heavy! It's a refurbished phone but I had to take time to search for the sole obvious tell (a little dirt caught in the seam of the fingerprint reader/home button). It came pre-installed with a Canadian phone companies bloatware in addition to Google's Android regulars. The battery came pre-charged and only went down 3% during the ~45 minutes it took me to reinstall all of my apps, settings, and contacts. I'm hoping this battery life stays. The only two downsides I see to the phone are entirely out of the sellers control and purely Sonim's choices. The phone still uses Android 7.0 nougat (Android 11.0 is supposed to come out Fall 2019) with select carriers beginning to offer and update to Android 8.0 Oreo. I never thought I would feel nostalgia over smartphone software but downgrading to the software my Galaxy S3 had hit me with it. The second negative is the camera. It takes 3 or 4 seconds from hitting the button to take the picture before it actually takes the shot. The picture is also really low quality by modern standards. TLDR: A tough phone at a decent price for a working man. An outdated pocket anchor for a tech geek.

Do not get this phone. The operating system is out dated, and a lot of app.s do not work for n it...and mine had stop charging after one week. Conceptually they are of great design,but they do not function up to today's standards.

If you’re looking for an industrial cell phone, you can’t beat these for the price.