Samsung Galaxy XCover7 Pro
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Anonymous, 15 Oct 2025Is headphone jack the mean major problem of this mobile 📲📱Its predecessor, the Galaxy XCover6 Pro, is thinner than this new successor and has the 3.5mm headphone jack. That's all you need to know.

    Solitarystarr, 27 Sep 2025I don't understand all this uproar about no 3.5mm head... moreI don't know why people would want wireless earbuds when yoi have to charge it every four to six hours. You don't have to worry such a thing with wired earphones. Also, the audio quality on wireless earbuds are worse than wired earphones. It's just a fact!

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      • Anonymous
      • KIR
      • 15 Oct 2025

      Is headphone jack the mean major problem of this mobile 📲📱

        Solitarystarr, 27 Sep 2025I don't understand all this uproar about no 3.5mm head... moreWhich is why users who do use wired headphones appreciate the few phones that retain the headphone. The XCover line had been a dependable refuge for fans of the headphone jack; seeing it disappear in the flagship product basically kills the XCover line for many, so people are upset. Especially since the XCover7 Pro did not gain anything for its removal, it would have been easy to preserve the jack.

        As for why prefer wired, it offers better audio quality than Bluetooth, and the connection is more dependable, no interference, no latency.

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          • Anonymous
          • mA{
          • 28 Sep 2025

          Dat charging speed tho...

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            • Solitarystarr
            • 0cj
            • 27 Sep 2025

            I don't understand all this uproar about no 3.5mm headphone jack. More & More cell phone manufacturers are transitioning away from the 3.5mm headphone jacks on many of their models. Most cell phones already have Bluetooth wireless connectivity. With the 3.5mm jack, you're stuck on an approximately 1 meter tether. With the Bluetooth earbuds, you can freely move around your workspace / home.

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              • Gagi
              • gDF
              • 18 Sep 2025

              You’re totally right,no matter how tough the display is,it is still made of glass.

                Active lifestyle use, 09 Sep 2025Initial Impressions: The Phone Itself (3/5 Stars) When I... moreHard to tell about the cracked screen - big screens remain a weakspot, no matter the ruggedization, glass is still glass after all, and a lot of little random variables can affect an impact. But very embarrassing treatment by Samsung!

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                  • Davcris
                  • j22
                  • 11 Sep 2025

                  Maybe better this two late android 12 versions with wireless charging
                  https://m.gsmarena.com/cat_s75-12140.php
                  https://m.gsmarena.com/motorola_defy_2-12141.php
                  compare than this phone Galaxy xcover7 pro

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                    • Active lifestyle use
                    • Gxt
                    • 09 Sep 2025

                    Initial Impressions: The Phone Itself (3/5 Stars)

                    When I first unboxed this phone, I was excited. It was a huge upgrade from my previous XCover Pro, and for the first three weeks, it was a fantastic device. As someone with an active lifestyle, I've always prioritized rugged phones, and the initial performance and feel of this model lived up to my expectations.

                    Durability Test: The Drop That Broke the Screen (1/5 Stars)

                    Unfortunately, the real test came in the third week. The phone took a spill from my waist onto a concrete sidewalk. While my previous Active phones and Xcover Pro had taken similar falls without issue, the screen on this phone shattered completely. For a rugged phone with Gorilla Glass that's designed to withstand these kinds of impacts, this was extremely disappointing and not what I expected at all.

                    The Repair Saga: A Test of Patience (0/5 Stars)

                    My real frustrations began when I tried to get the phone repaired. The process has been a nightmare from start to finish.

                    June 23rd: Sent the phone to Samsung.

                    July 14th: Finally received a diagnosis and was able to pay for the screen repair, nearly three weeks later.

                    A few days later: I was notified that parts were unavailable, causing a week-long delay.

                    After another week: Samsung began the process to issue me a credit instead of a repair, which also took more than a week to arrive.

                    August 7th: The e-coupon finally arrived, nearly a month and a half after I sent the phone in.

                    September 9th (and counting): The coupon, which is only valid on the Samsung.com business site where this specific phone is sold, doesn't work. I've spent over three weeks trying to get help from customer service, but the issue remains unresolved.

                    It is now over two and a half months since I sent my phone in, and I still don't have a working device or a functioning way to get a replacement.

                    Final Verdict

                    While the phone's hardware was initially impressive, the lack of durability in a real-world scenario and the absolutely frustrating and time-consuming repair process are major red flags. I cannot in good conscience recommend this product. My advice to anyone considering this phone is to save yourself the trouble and look for a more reliable company that stands by its products and its customers.

                      Better to buy S24 FE. It's still durable

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                        • Knightwine
                        • Ue1
                        • 22 Jul 2025

                        yomommaaho, 09 Jul 2025The processor is more then 99 % need. Stick with your dispo... moreBuy a 7s Gen 3, 6G/128G phone for $600? Haha, let me suggest you buy 10 of them at $6000 each to show your enthusiasm for Samsung.
                        Anyway, you must have been wasting money on worthless things all your life.

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                          • Knightwine
                          • Ue1
                          • 22 Jul 2025

                          yomommaaho, 09 Jul 2025The processor is more then 99 % need. Stick with your dispo... moreBuy a 7s Gen 3, 6G/128G phone for $600? Haha, let me suggest you buy 10 of them at $6000 each to show your enthusiasm for Samsung.
                          Anyway, you must have been wasting money on worthless things all your life.

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                            • I0C0NN0R1
                            • HqR
                            • 14 Jul 2025

                            WANTED RUGGED PHONE, 02 Jul 2025SAMSUNG give us a nice rugged phone with high end reserved ... moresadly difficult to get all that whilst keeping a MLSTD rating, removable battery & thinness.

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                              • yomommaaho
                              • ILL
                              • 09 Jul 2025

                              Knightwine, 21 Jun 2025This is clearly just an overpriced, low-end piece of crap. ... moreThe processor is more then 99 % need. Stick with your disposable phone.

                                Zakalwe, 16 Apr 2025To be fair, before the XCover6 Pro the XCover phones had FM... moreAll Ulefone Armor models have a 3.5 headphone jack, FM functionality, and you can use FM channels without plugging in a headphone cable because the device has a built-in FM antenna.

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                                  • WANTED RUGGED PHONE
                                  • 0C1
                                  • 02 Jul 2025

                                  SAMSUNG give us a nice rugged phone with high end reserved specs like 3 cameras telephoto, wide angle and normal, AMOLED 120hz, big battery, big screen and RUGGED, THANK YOU!

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                                    • Knightwine
                                    • Ue5
                                    • 21 Jun 2025

                                    This is clearly just an overpriced, low-end piece of crap.
                                    By 2025, it still only has 6GB/128GB, a measly 4350mAh battery, a mediocre processor, and instead of adding new features or improving specs, they removed the headphone jacks, and the price is ridiculously high .

                                    Samsung phones always have low PWM frequency OLED, which shows how greedy and shameless they are.
                                    Not only do they not care about PWM sensitive customers, they also seem to sarcastically imply that you either spend money to buy their crappy OLED phone, or spend a lot of money to buy a low-end crappy LCD phone.

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                                      • J78
                                      • 19 Jun 2025

                                      If someone wants a rugged phone with one or two cams only, obviously he is a practical person who does not want a huge 6.6'' screen.
                                      Samsung: let's make it with 6.6'' huge screen to push targeted customers away.

                                      Brilliant!

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                                        • hishnik
                                        • njD
                                        • 14 Jun 2025

                                        exp1orer, 18 Apr 2025i will probably stick with my XCover6 Pro for a while if XC... moreAgree.