Sonim XP5 XP5700 | 4G LTE | Military Grade | Rugged PTT Feature Phone | 4GB, 1GB RAM | (Black) - AT&T Unlocked
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- DOES THIS DEVICE NEED A SIM CARD: Yes it does Since this device is Unlocked it will work on any GSM Network with a MICRO size SIM Card The sim card does NOT come included and you will need to contact your Network Provider to acquire your complimentary Sim card (Free from most Carriers with activating of an account).
- WHAT NETWORK BANDS/FREQUENCIES ARE SUPPORTED: The Sonim XP5 runs on the following Technologies: GSM/EDGE: /1900MHz; UMTS/HSDPA/HSPA+: 850/1900/2100MHz; LTE2: Bands 2, 4, 5, 7, and 17.
- HARDWARE SPECKS: Battery Size is 3180mAh Li-Ion which on standby lasts up to 11 days as well as 19 hours of talk time, This device has 4 GB of internal memory and 1GB of RAM the software on this device is a proprietary version of Android 4.4.2 and this device weighs 8.3 Oz. in the package you'll find a complimentary screwdriver to attach the back door of this device (be careful not to screw too tight as it will strip the screws rendering it not waterproof).
- WHAT DOES UNLOCKED REALLY MEAN: Unlocked devices are compatible with GSM carriers ONLY. I.E. Networks that Use SIM Cards for Service like AT&T and T-Mobile, as well as select prepaid GSM SIM cards (Cricket, H20, Straight Talk, Wal-Mart Family Mobile, NET10), Unlocked Devices will not work with CDMA Carriers, The kinds that don't use sim cards for service like Sprint, Verizon, Boost or Virgin..
- !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WILL NOT WORK ON VERIZON OR SPRINT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Description
The Sonim XP5 is an ultra-rugged PTT mobile phone. It has received military standard certification, Certified to withstand dust, rain, salt, humidity, radiation and is shock resistant. It is also waterproof and dustproof and has an IP68 certification. This device is equipped with a 5MP rear camera that doubles as a camcorder that can record videos up to 720p. It has an internal storage of 4GB that is still expandable up to 64GB via microSD. It has a 2.4" display and is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 Quad-Core processor. One of its main features is its 3180 mAh battery. It can stay on standby for up to 264 hours and has a talk time of 1140 minutes. Other features include WiFi and Bluetooth. The Sonim XP5 is an ultra-rugged LTE, Push-to-Talk phone with WiFi capabilities, powerful audio and long-lasting battery, allowing field workers to more efficiently communicate with their teams. Dual, front-facing loudspeakers ensure clear communication no matter how noisy the environment while the powerful battery will last through back-to-back shifts. Built for that heavy Push-to-Talk (PTT) users who work in extreme environments in industries such as construction, transportation, manufacturing and hospitality, the Sonim XP5 is fully water and dust proof, resistant to drops onto concrete from over 2M and comes with a large PTT button for ease of use with gloves, Survive hazardous environments with IP-68, IP-69, MIL 810G, Non- Incendive Class I, II & III Div 2 ratings Instantly connect and share private information on the nation’s only dedicated public safety network with FirstNet and B14 capabilities Access programmable buttons and applications in any condition with Gloved hand/Wet finger operation Hear every word even in the noisiest places with Extremely Loud & Clear Audio Connect instantly, reliably, every single time with Push-To-Talk Communicate more powerfully, more freely with Handset Powered Audio Accessories connected through Sonim’s Secure Audio Connector.
Brand: Sonim
Operating System: Android 4.4
Ram Memory Installed Size: 16 GB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
CPU Speed: 1.2E+3 MHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB
Screen Size: 2.4 inches
Resolution: 320 x 432
Model Name: XP5700
Wireless Carrier: AT&T
Operating System: Android 4.4
RAM Memory Installed: 16 GB
Processor Series: Snapdragon
Processor Speed: 1.2E+3 MHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB
Color: BLACK
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: USB Type C
Form Factor: Bar
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Buttons
Sim Card Size: Micro
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Headphones Jack: No headphone jack
Specific Absorption Rate: 1.6 watts_per_kilogram
Additional Features: waterproof
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 64 GB
Material Features: environmentally preferable
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 5 mp
Camera Description: Rear
Optical Sensor Resolution: 5 mp
Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 1
Battery Capacity: 3180 milliamp_hours
Battery Description: Lithium-Polymer
Battery Average Life: 19 hours
Phone Talk Time: 25 hours
Average Battery Life Talk Time: 19 hours
GPS Geotagging Functionality: False
Screen Size: 2.4 inches
Resolution: 320 x 432
Display Type: LCD
Aspect Ratio: 43
Display Resolution Maximum: 130 x 120
Wireless Provider: AT&T
Cellular Technology: LTE
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: GSM, LTE
Brand: Sonim
Model Year: 2018
Built-In Media: Camera, Video Recorder
Manufacturer: Sonim
Model Series: XP5
Specific Uses For Product: Construction sites, extreme environments, field work, professional use in industries such as construction, transportation, manufacturing, and hospitality
UPC: 096962276652 727908214338 096962276379
Unit Count: 8.6 Ounce
Item Weight: 8.32 ounces
Item Dimensions: 5.5 x 2.5 x 1 inches
Effective Video Resolution: 720 pixels
Video Capture Resolution: 720p
Frame Rate: 30 fps
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UPDATE: I have had this phone for almost a year now. It has been dropped repeatedly including a 9 foot drop off a roof onto hard packed dirt. An extra note is that the screen is tempered glass and has NO scratches after a full 11 months of abuse. (There is a reason I wanted this type of phone ;-) NOTE: I have been using this phone for two weeks and I am 100% satisfied. Photos were taken by this phone to show resolution and color accuracy. NOTE I purchased this phone in March of 2020 and paid $79 for a refurbished phone, they are $150 new as I write this review. I think this phone is ideal for rugged living outdoor people that don't care about "apps" and other smart phone silliness. Its great for builders, farmers and anyone else that plays and works hard on the edge. If you want a tough dumb phone this is the ticket. Dropped it the day I got service on it. Bounced a foot off the asphalt. Yesterday it fell in mud, I unplugged the headset and closed the plastic flap on the headphone jack, and then (gently) sprayed it off with a garden hose. #&$^@% Awesome! Includes calculator, timer, stopwatch, alarm, world clock , calendar, simple web browser (works for forecast.weather daht gov), FM radio (excellent long distance reception, requires wired headphones for antenna but can play mono through the loud speaker), speaker phone (very loud), flashlight, 5MP camera with 720P30F video camcorder (with decent picture and good white balance), audio recorder (can also record the FM radio), SMS and MMS texting. This phone is full 4G-LTE and sounds better than my older LG smart phone (according to my friends). The speaker phone is very loud (you can turn it down) and you can play the radio through the speaker but you have to have a headphone plugged in as an antenna. This phone connects to a computer as a regular USB storage device (umass) and offers full access to your SD card and access to the phones public storage. Verified works on Windows 7 and Linux -- no special software needed. There are no apps and no GPS but it does appear to talk on the network when you are not actually using it so I assume it can still track you somehow but what I really wanted was a tough phone and the ability to say: "Sorry, I have a real phone and it won't run you silly app" the next time I ask for help at a brick and mortar and they tell me they have a *%# app. The only hiccup I had with this phone was getting the data working, you don't have that problem if you are reading this review, I already figured it out and wrote some instructions: GETTING DATA SERVICE TO WORK: Note, depending on your carrier you will need to contact them to get the "APN" configuration that they use and then you will need to manually enter this info into the phone. Try searching on their website for "apn configuration" if you cant contact them by phone. You need to already have phone service, then you configure APN. You use the APN information from YOUR carrier (they will need your SIM# or phone number). For example, Net10 has a site at net10 dot com slash apn, enter your sim or phone number and they will return a page with the APN info you need to put into your phone Here is how to put this APN information into the SONIM XP 5700 phone: 1. click: System Settings (from application screen or the menu button (top left on keypad) 2. click: More... (this is a menu item in system settings) 3. click: Mobile Networks (scroll down) 4. click: Access Point Names (APN) 5. [Press the menu button, top left on the keypad] 6. click: New APN 7. Enter the information from [YOUR CARRIER] in the appropriate text box on the phone. *** DO NOT ENTER any other information than what the carrier gives you. 8. [Press the menu button, top left on the keypad] 9. click: Save 10. After you click save you will see the APN screen, make sure the APN you just added is ticked (a blue dot to the right of it) and press the back button (top right of keyboard) 4 times to get back to your main screen. 11. Turn off the phone, wait a minute and turn it back on. GOAL! Browser and MMS texting should work, it does on mine. Feel free to share these instructions.
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I love this phone, and I hate this phone at the same time. I've used an iPhone 7 for the last 2.5 years, and that phone is wonderful for texting, browsing the internet, using various apps, etc., in fact, it's a little too good at all those things, to the point that I found I was addicted to it. Addiction is an idol, and idolatry is sin, so I ordered this phone to replace it. I am already an AT&T customer, so changing over from the iPhone to the Sonim was as simple as swinging by the AT&T store, them removing the SIM from the iPhone, snapping it into an adapter, and installing it in the new phone. Done. I then installed a 128GB micro SD card, and AT&T has an app that allows for swapping over pictures, contacts, and call history. Nothing else transfers, however, including the music, so I was a little sad about that. What this phone does well: phone calls. It has reception where the iPhone didn't. It has battery life that the iPhone didn't. In fact, if not using the phone for anything except calls, it lasts more than a week on a charge. Compared to a day for the iPhone, I am impressed. It has a built in light, it has a small camera, it makes calls, it can text in a pinch, and you can save music to it and play back pretty loud with the phone itself. The ringer is very loud, if you need it loud (I do since I work in a noisy auto repair shop), and the speakerphone is equally loud. What it does not do well: hide in one's pocket. It's big, really big, much bigger than I expected. If you want to see what it's like, go to a store that sells wood, get a 3X5/4 piece of wood 5.5 inches long, and try carrying it around. I highly recommend a belt holster because trying to carry this in my back pocket like an iPhone doesn't work, nor does carrying it in a jacket pocket or shirt pocket. The browser is terrible, no temptation to surf the internet with this thing (which is good for me). Texting is awful. If someone starts a text conversation, after two or three messages, I just call them because it's too frustrating to try to text. It does pretty good predicting text, although not as well as the iPhone, but it's a long laborious process, and I don't have time for that. The PTT requires special service. It's not something AT&T advertises on their website, and I haven't gone and talked to them in person to see if I can get it set up to work. Therefore, I have not been able to use that feature. It also has a pretty high learning curve on how to make things happen, not as intuitive as the iPhone. Do I regret it? No. It's just what I need: a basic phone that makes phone calls and has a few simple tools. Do I miss the iPhone? Well, just like an addict misses getting a hit of whatever they are addicted to. So, five stars for being a tough capable phone that does what a basic phone should do very well. Yes, WiFi tethering does work. Works very well with my laptop, but it drains the battery pretty quick. It's supposed to have cable tethering, but for some reason my computer doesn't recognize, communicate with, or charge the phone through the USB ports. It's not a big deal to me, just kind of perplexing. We bought two, one came with good, clear instructions, the other looked like there are blank slashes across the pages, making it worthless. I'm not going to ding it because of that, but if both had bad manuals, it would have lost a star.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2020 by frank
In my life, I have not used smartphone but flip phone or candybar only. so, My review is real.. I have been using this phone for 3 months now. The +5 star reviewers here look like leaving reviews after one-time using. - Pros *Long lasting battery (but phone is too heavy /huge to carry in the pocket) *Good(loud and clear) speaker *EPTT function *Rugged/Steady design *Supports 4G. - Cons Despite some pros above, overall I don't give a good score. The manufacturer must be small, which means lack of R&D on technical features. * counterpart will not catch your voice clearly in the space with echo or they all complaint "can you have speaker phone off?" even if I don't use the speaker phone. If you use the device for business purpose, THIS WILL SPOIL YOUR BUSINESS!! * Long text messages incoming will fall apart into piece. * Internet browser is not user friendly comparing with Samsung, Nokia, LG.. * To make it awake, Call off button ONLY must be pressed--> Actually, it's not familiar and awkward. other flip/candy bar phone can be awake with any button pressed. * Key number pads is not steady- I think they likely fall apart in 1-2 years. * When you send text messages, unnecessarily continuously pressing buttons will make you bothered. * Photos are Rectangles like smartphone, not full squares like normal sizes of flip/candybar phones. * Camera doesn't catch near-objects but very unclear, so not proper for shot letters or other things even with 5MP. * Signal bars are not so strong as Samsung, Motorola, LG, Nokia (it means their wireless technology is so poor) * Numbers in the display are too small for seniors. * It is exceedingly complicate for children & seniors to handle. In a summary, - For rugged purpose, this could be bought. - For seniors/kids, do not buy - For simple function, easy usage, portability...as candy bar phone, do not buy Finally, I lost the return window(30days) and I placed order new Nokia 3310 for AT&T 3G and waiting. I have just learned lesson($99) of why people around the world are using Samsung, LG, Nokia with brand values n names...
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2017 by Stardust Dude
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