Rugged Samsung Galaxy Xcover Pro 2 leaks in renders

29 March 2022
It will be the successor to the original Xcover Pro from 2020.

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Excited for the rugged power and durability of the Samsung Galaxy Xcover Pro 2! 📱🔧 These leaked renders look promising, and I can't wait to see what this tough smartphone has in store for adventurers like me!

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    • GBh
    • 26 May 2022

    Anonymous, 30 Mar 2022'The phone should inherit its predecessor's remov... moreJokes on you, but in the past, there were phones with removable battery cover, but only for you to put the sd card and sim card in. The battery was actually sealed lol

      Zakalwe, 31 Mar 2022That Cubot has an interesting size, but it is outdated by s... moreRight, only foldables can solve this.

        vrvly, 30 Mar 2022 Cubot king kong mini2 is the real wonder, shame nothing he... moreThat Cubot has an interesting size, but it is outdated by several years, no 5G, no removable battery, no support. Would an XCover customer really consider such a phone?

          Fluffy , 30 Mar 2022Wireless charging yayYou think? Has there been any indication of this? I suspect they will stick to USB-C and the pogo-pins, but I would be glad to learn otherwise.

            The 2020 xcover pro wasn't quite what i needed to be my daily driver. hopefully this one will be. the replaceable battery is such a great thing

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              • Anonymous
              • rKX
              • 31 Mar 2022

              Xcover 5 was a better size. This is just too big. Why Samsung

                Cubot king kong mini2 is the real wonder, shame nothing here on gsma.

                  mayga1, 30 Mar 2022But, but, this isn't 2012 why is samsung still making ... moreLOL. so go buy one of those generic slabs and leave those of us who find rugged phones like this PERFECT for work.

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                    • Fluffy
                    • Ghm
                    • 30 Mar 2022

                    Wireless charging yay

                      hachiko2692, 30 Mar 2022Oh man, smartphone elitists will seethe at the existence of... moreThat is why I applaud brands like Sony for not following Apple's trend and being individually different.

                        mayga1, 30 Mar 2022But, but, this isn't 2012 why is samsung still making ... moreOh man, smartphone elitists will seethe at the existence of this phone man. Who cares if you find an """"obsolete"""" phone useful. If trillion dollar fruit company says it's gone, everyone has to follow.

                          imparanoic, 30 Mar 2022very rare to see samsung phone, removeable battery, 3.5mm a... moreThe previous 2020 XCover Pro also has a removable battery, a 3.5mm audio jack, and microSD card support. It's just that the chipset is a letdown since it's using the same Exynos chipset as in the Tab S6 Lite and only has comparable performance to the likes of Snapdragon 665 and 662.

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                            • Anonymous
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                            • 30 Mar 2022

                            Finally samsung embraces the better flat sides design

                              I think one can argue either way - carrying around a huge slab at work is impractical, on the other hand a big screen allows big simple app-layouts that may work better in a hurry or with gloves on.

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                                • Mike5
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                                • 30 Mar 2022

                                To bad I don't like huge design, I have galaxy xcover 5 and I'm happy with it's 5.3 inch screen size.

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                                  • Magnaroader
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                                  • 30 Mar 2022

                                  Except for the ugly tear drop camera, this phone is looking pretty decent. I need a strong phone that can withstand the elements, so I'd rather have this than a flagship just for the IP rating and slapping on an expensive otterbox case.

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • sUS
                                    • 30 Mar 2022

                                    'The phone should inherit its predecessor's removable battery either way.'
                                    It would be a sick joke if it didn't, especially with the 2nd pic showing the cutout where you are supposed to put your finger in to pop off the cover.

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • sUS
                                      • 30 Mar 2022

                                      mayga1, 30 Mar 2022But, but, this isn't 2012 why is samsung still making ... moreAre you taking a dig at people looking for those features? For every one phone with removable battery that is miraculously released, there are 9284747838282848827721663 slabs that look like and feel like the same.

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                                        • Anonymous
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                                        • 30 Mar 2022

                                        I don't get it. This phone is marketed towards manual workers mostly, people who move a lot and who would prefer to be able to handle the phone with one hand I imagine because their other hand might be carrying something. And those people wouldn't want to lug around a brick in their pocket. They wouldn't need a large screen because they wouldn't be spending their time on games and videos. This should have a 5.5" screen at most and that's large enough as screen estate.
                                        Or are Samsung recycling older parts for this phone and 5.5" panels are a thing of the distant past.

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