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Cat S22 Flip (16GB) 2.8" Touchscreen, Android 11, IP68 Water Resistant, 4G LTE GSM (T-Mobile Unlocked for MetroPCS, Global) (Black)

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Features

  • 2.8", 480x640px, Secondary external display, 1.44, 2000mAh Battery Removable Battery
  • 16GB ROM, 2GB RAM, Qualcomm QM215 Snapdragon 215 (28 nm), Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A53, Adreno 308
  • Rear Camera: 5MP, Front Camera: 2MP, Android 11 (Go edition), MIL-STD-810H compliant
  • 2G GSM: /1900, 3G UMTS: (AWS)/1900/2100, 4G LTE:1/2/3/4/5/7/12/13/17/20/25/26/28/38/39/40/41/66/71 - Single SIM
  • T-Mobile Unlocked Version. Compatible with Most GSM Carriers like T-Mobile, AT&T, MetroPCS, etc. Will NOT work with CDMA Carriers Such as Verizon, Sprint, Boost.

Description

Smartly simple: The CAT S22 Flip takes the cell phone back to what it should be… a phone. Made for those who want a device as simple to use as it is tough, the CAT S22 Flip features physical buttons and a large touch screen, letting you choose how you interact with it. The CAT S22 Flip’s ‘Snap it to End it’ calling gives you confidence that when it is closed the call is over. The modern flip: The CAT S22 Flip brings the worlds biggest operating system, AndroidFlippin' tough Engineered to the highest rugged standards, the CAT S22 Flip is everything you expect from a CAT phone, with the hinge alone is tested 150 thousand times. The CAT S22 flip features the same IP68 and MIL-SPEC 810H rating as our larger phones, meaning it can be dropped, dunked and washed regularly using the harshest of chemicals, bleaches and sanitizers. So you can wash it thoroughly and regularly, helping to keep you and those around you safe from germs. 11 (Go Edition) and its Play Store to the traditional cellphone design so you no longer have to choose between a conventional cellphone or a smartphone. Powerful speakers help you hear in the loudest of environments, and a larger battery keeps the CAT S22 Flip going, so no matter if you are a first responder on the front line or a farmer out in the field, the CAT S22 Flip is a phone you can depend on. Flippin' tough: Engineered to the highest rugged standards, the CAT S22 Flip is everything you expect from a CAT phone, with the hinge alone is tested 150 thousand times. The CAT S22 flip features the same IP68 and MIL-SPEC 810H rating as our larger phones, meaning it can be dropped, dunked and washed regularly using the harshest of chemicals, bleaches and sanitizers. So you can wash it thoroughly and regularly, helping to keep you and those around you safe from germs.

Brand: Cat


Model Name: Cat S22 Flip


Wireless Carrier: T-Mobile


Operating System: Android 11.0


Cellular Technology: 4G


Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Color: Black


Screen Size: 2.8 Inches


Wireless network technology: UMTS, GSM, LTE


Product Dimensions: 6 x 4 x 2 inches


Item Weight: 7.9 ounces


Item model number: CS22F-DAB-RON-NN


Batteries: 1 AA batteries required. (included)


OS: Android 11.0


RAM: 4


Wireless communication technologies: Cellular


Connectivity technologies: Wi-Fi


Other display features: Wireless


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen, Buttons


Scanner Resolution: 480 x 640


Other camera features: Front


Form Factor: Flip, Smartphone


Color: Black


Battery Power Rating: 2000 Milliamp Hours


Whats in the box: Video Recorder, Camera


Manufacturer: CAT


Date First Available: January 1, 2021


Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB


Standing screen display size: 2.8 Inches


Ram Memory Installed Size: 2 GB


Battery Capacity: 2000 Milliamp Hours


Weight: 224 Grams


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    • An Overview of the CAT s22
Frequencies: It has a lot of frequencies covering 2G, 3G, and 4G. Also, since it came out in 2021 as 5G was advertising, it has all the 4G fixings that some cellular companies denied phones for not having even when they had 4G. Additionally, it has a radio built with several country's radio frequencies as selections, meaning you could visit a lot of different countries and simply use the phone as a portable radio player without even connecting it to cellular service. It's not a HAM radio, but for a phone, it's pretty nice. Glass: Gorilla Glass 5 on both the inside and outside. Looking into glass quality, today's nice phones should have Gorilla Glass Victus. Curiosities: A flip phone with cameras on both sides and can be closed and put upside down which makes both cameras unable to gain any picture - you watch these movies of this or that specialist breaking into a phone and looking through the camera... not on an upside flip phone, lol. Guess that's why it's not in the movies. Hardware: The phone 'could' handle 3GB of RAM, but Google would not put Android 11 Go on any phone that had more than 2GB of RAM, so the CAT s22 has the cap of 2GB of RAM. The storage included is 16 GB, while the hardware can handle 128 GB MicroSD card, preferably the SanDisk High Endurance memory as specifically noted in other CAT phone documentation I read. When this 128 GB MicroSD card of SanDisk High Endurance memory is used, the choice to use it as an external memory source(not encrypted) or as part of the phone memory(safer because it is encrypted) becomes a choice of yours. Most apps and games and games will not run on the MicroSD card, but some will. The app game works like this, install the app, login, download whatever you use, then close the app, move it to storage and see if it keeps working(Do NOT do this to apps you need, like your Firewall). If it stops working when you try to run it, or when you try to run it after a restart, then it needs internal memory. Battery: The battery is not much smaller than the screen size, which is what you want today's smartphone battery to be, the size of the screen. Bluetooth is probably going to eat battery... certainly wouldn't be the first phone to do that to. An unfirewalled phone will eat some battery, so the efforts to get your firewall down as tight as you can comfortably run it is worth it for the life of your battery. Battery saver should probably always be on, and some apps use more battery playing voice or music than others. The ESV Bible app, when playing voice, eats battery. Still, that Kristyn has one of the most amazing voices I've never paid for. It's definitely one of the best voices I've ever heard, easily the quality of the best voices I have paid for. The battery is user replaceable. Operating System Updates: The two most popular lines of CAT update for 3 years, counting the year they come out. A phone that comes out in 2018 will have at least one update in 2020 - in my experience. However, the Cat s22 was not one of these 2 popular lines. The Cat s22 released in 2021 and updated into the middle of 2022. Keyboard: A lot of wimpering has been made on this keyboard. The screen is fully touchscreen, and so that while the Kika(the physical keypad) and the Gboard are installed, the Gboard is set as default. Simply set the Kika as the default keypad, and then go into settings and turn off the soft keypad display. You'll find the Kika keyboard is very space efficient, definitely has a dictionary built in to guess words you haven't finished typing, and doesn't like spaces. Wait, what? My Japanese dictionary said Kika was a sunflower(rare)... so... that makes as much sense as anything else. Japanese doesn't use spaces, it uses particles where spaces are. That is to say, if you press the space button, the Kika's guesses clear, and it starts over. However, space-less sentences the Kika is very good at. Or, if you happen to be going for minimalism, and figure if you know enough words, one word should always do, the Kika has got you covered. What about the choices in the Google Play Store? There are three T9 keyboards in the Google Play store. One is from France, one is from England(Tappy), and one is from India. The most glitchy option is the one everyone recommends(Old T9), primarily because it works with the physical keyboard. Each of the T9 keyboards has a different set of language options, though I find Tappy's option including the gaelics Irish, Scots Gaelic, and Welsh, as well as other languages, the most interesting. Japanese is available from the T9 keypad from France, but it seems to me that Tappy is the T9 option most cared for by the developer. That said, Tappy doesn't appear to work with the physical keypad, or if it does, I don't know how to do it, so Kika will do - because it is not glitchy like Old T9 is. Also, dice passwords from dmuth would be ideal using the Kika keyboard with something like KeePassDX + Donate. You could easily use it for a password chain of 8 words without spaces insanely fast with the Kika keyboard. That is, your KeePass password database could feasibly be safer because of the Kika keyboard than on your laptop. Compatibility: Most everything runs on this... save a few oddities... like Bible Apps? I mean, just for the craziest test, I installed the MMORPG Elemental Knights R Platinum, logged in(after I finally figured out how to make an account so it worked other place besides one phone - hint, the real username that is not shown is a random hexadecimal combination) and after I moved it to internal memory, it worked. Here I am, on a 2.8 inch touch screen, logging into an MMORPG successfully. Then OliveTree Bible doesn't work. Explain that to me? If you have this phone and want to memorize scripture from the Holman CSB, then the Audio Christian Standard Bible, The Bible Memory App(You might prefer Fighter Verses to this one), and Bible Memory: VerseLocker would be a good trio of apps to own. eSword: Bible Study to Go and ESV Bible work well on the CAT s22 also. Especially with the 128 GB MicroSD SanDisk High Endurance, the need for space for CDs you imported from the laptop is ever present. Use Neutron Player and you can play .flac audio files on the CAT s22. Bloatware: This phone has bloatware, but not the sort that eats all your storage space, rather the sort that has no battery optimization options. There were 20 apps on my CAT s22 with no battery optimization options after all updates. The easiest solution is a Firewall, such Glasswire, or InviZible. Limit the apps that are allowed to communicate and your battery will be a LOT happier. There is no need to change permissions. You can choose what talks using the Firewall. Security: I run DNScrypt 24/7. The website and everyone else can know I'm coming when I get there, I don't need a sign on my back while traveling. It's a phone, though, they aren't high security. The apple phone that had a fingerprint hacked was by someone who looked at pictures of the person on the internet who owned the phone until he found one that included a good picture of their finger. Ecryption is always CBC on storage. I mean, sure, you can set the memory card as part of the phone memory, run DNScrypt, get the firewall tighter - by maybe starting with limiting system apps that anti spy mobile pro flags, tighten your web browsers down a bit, use SilentNotes, and use Threema to talk to family... but the rest of the advertising is smoke and mirrors. (I find my comfort allowed system minimums with this Cat s22 using InviZible firewall are 1.Carrier Services, 2.Chrome, 3.DNS(R), 4.Gmail, 5.Google Go, 6.Google Play Store, 7.Google Play Services(GSF), 8.Internet Connectivity Check(R), 9.Meet, 10.Messages, 11.T-Mobile, 12.TDC, 13.YouTube,14.com.android.server.networkpermissionconfig(R) , though your comfort allowed system minimums may vary.) Annoyances: The throttling sometimes causes issues. Particularly if I am putting it through it's paces because it's a new phone to me and I want everything installed, logged in, and working by the weekend. I went from an 8core with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB RAM for app storage to this CAT s22, a 4core with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB RAM for most app storage. It's a little different, but there is something nice about a flip phone. Now if I can just convince Kika that spaces are Kika's friends. Camera: The display is 4:3 (480p, 640Hx480W), front & rear have 640x480 4:3 options(ratio=ratio, so proper display), however front & rear also have 16:9 higher resolution options marked as 4:3 options. It may be an image edit(app or desktop) away from a presentable picture, or simply mistaken notes. This wouldn't be the first 'oops' where ratio was mistakenly recorded wrongly giving mysteriously weird pictures that are only a simple fix away. NFC: there is no tap the phone to pay option on this phone - as my prior phone had this, which was a feature that was as unnerving as it was convenient App Default Screen Limits: 6 apps on screen, 4 apps on quick app bar Apps that have worked for me: ibisPaint, Stop Motion Studio PRO, Space Weather, Facts, Concise ISL(the screen never needs to be touched for this one - the thoughtfulness of testing that went into this app is easy to see when it works so nicely with the number keypad - the speaker button shifts the location the arrow buttons control from), Fighter Verses, Visible Body Physiology & Pathology, Audio Christian Standard Bible, Threema(chat works fine - i am having some odd issue with pics I upload into chat displaying, but it might be a setting I have wrong), Asahi Kanji, Ap Beibl, Anti Spy Mobile Pro, AIDA64, Audible, Microsoft Authenticator, Avery Cat, Bandcamp, Beginner's Go, Bioball, Biobla, Braille Tutor, Brightwheel, Caoga Caoga, Caustic 3, Privacy Cell, Crunchyroll, Crypto-Encryption Tools, Cwrs Mynediad, Cwrs Sylfaen, Docs To Go, e-Sword, Easy Thai Read, Elemental Knights Online Platinum, ESV Bible, Exploding Kittens, FreeBSD Doc, FreeBSD Handbook, HamStudy, HP Prime Pro(seriously, the keys are too small on this one, this is for a seven year old's enjoyment), iBless Torah, Judo Reference (Paid), Collins Irish Dictionary, JA Audiobook Learn Japanese, Kanji Quest, Kanji Tree, 'Kanji, Kana' (Readings of Chinese Characters... 300MB), KeePassDX, KeePro Unlocker, Kobo Books, Lamh Time, Learn CSS - Pro, Learn HTML - Pro, Learn Javascript - Pro, Level 22, Morse Code Practice Oscillator, Morse Trainer, Nemo Irish, Nemo Japanese, Neutron Player, Photo Editor (dev.macgyver), PlayerPro Music Player (Pro) (this plays videos you import), Pixiv Sketch, Pocket Mathematics, Pocket Physics, Posing App, Prime Video, Reddit, Remind, RPG Scribe, RPG Simple Dice PLUS, Ships Lights(well, the whole collection - there's 3), Kanazawa Shogi 2, SilentNotes, Sketch a Day, Skype, Survival Manual, Taekwondo Forms, The Chess - Crazy Bishop, Turnlehrer @home | gymnastics , Tumblr, Uciana(Kittens Game too), Bible Memory: VerseLocker, VRM Posing Mobile, WhatsApp, WHRMeter, Winzip, Word Games PRO (100+ games in one app), Yahoo Mail Go, ザ　花札, ラジオFM日本 Practical Memory: Stay less than 10GB of the 12GB of app space available to prevent automatic triage deleting by the phone software. Use SD Maid and SD Maid Key to keep your phone purring. Perfect apps: Concise ISL (Irish Sign Language), Magi Ann series (Learn Welsh), eSword - these work with the physical keyboard well. Nemo Language Apps do work fully with the physical keyboard, but the clicking to do so is not intuitive Note: running i2p purple along with dnscrypt breaks Tumblr. dnscrypt alone does not. The bottom line is there's enough smartphone here to use apps, but a small screen without small fingers can make it more useful as a device for audio books, music, and talking to human beings - although it certainly does receive spam calls as well as any other phone. My child regularly plays this or that video game on this phone, particularly Avery Cat(Every Cat: Match3 link) and Level 22, and those small fingers are perfect for this phone. I press a few times to get my audiobook playing. Still, as Gorilla Glass 5 is on $500 US phones in stores today... I tend to look at other phones and then hold onto this phone. Of course, my child is eagerly waiting for the day I get another phone... because she wants this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2023 by x x
    • indestructable
left it on top of my car while leaving a gas station; the rubberized chassis held on to the car on winding and hilly roads until i took a sharp left and it fell off in the middle of an intersection. only realized it was missing 5 minutes later and found it there. pretty scuffed up, not sure if it got run over, but it still functions. if it had been an iphone or other $1000 smartphone i'm sure it would've been toast. android OS in the form factor of a flip-phone; has browser, maps, email, apps, etc. but the touchscreen is tiny and not the most responsive, so it is great if you are looking for a dumb phone but might need maps/browser in an emergency. battery life is average, will hold a charge for a day of frequent use. speakers are a little quiet, but bluetooth functionality is intuitive and consistent, though it does drain battery faster. only complaint is that the T9 keyboard does not type letters by default, you need to install an app to do so (i recommend "Old T9 Keyboard"). a great conversation piece ("CAT makes a phone? the construction company? the world’s leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, off-highway diesel and natural gas engines, industrial gas turbines and diesel-electric locomotives?") ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • not a good choice for a dumbphone.. abandoned by CAT and Tmobile
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EDIT: 1 stars. This phone has expandable memory, yet cannot handle an sd card formatted for extra internal memory. I've returned the phone, since thats a huge dealbreaker for me. Good luck having any pictures or data outside of a few apps with a measly 16gb internal. Not to mention it always read the sd as corrupted, and would restart itself randomly. Shame. I really liked this phone save for these issues. ------------ I was looking to switch to a flip phone since the smart phone is too much these days. It was a big distraction for me at work and home and figured enough is enough. The Cat S22 Flip is like a dumphone with some smart features. Its running Android 11 and has the Google Play store meaning you can install apps on it. There are some issues I have with the device after approx. 5 days of usage though. 😓 The native T9 keyboard on this phone is atrocious and you're gonna want to get the 'Old T9 Keyboard' on the app store if you want to use the physical keyboard properly. It has expandable storage which I've been having some issues with (Rebooting causes the 128gb microSD I bought for it to wack out and deletes all my pictures/data..) thats an issue you may run into dealing with this phone. Sometimes it behaves well, other times not so much. But try not to handle it like a tanky Galaxy device, its processor does the job well but it does run a little slower as one would expect. The battery life is good. My previous phone (Galaxy S21) died almost every day! I was impressed to find out that the Cat S22's battery has lasted almost 2 days on a single full charge. I downloaded some music and even during streaming that it didnt drastically drain the battery at all which has me suprised. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Nina Nina

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