Samsung introduces Galaxy X Core Field Pro for rescue personnel

Samsung introduces Galaxy X Core Field Pro for rescue personnel

Samsung introduces Galaxy X Core Field Pro for rescue personnel

Samsung has introduced a new and tougher life phone. This is the first time the Pro in the name of the phone means premium chipset and professional instead of big screen. This phone is for government agents and emergency relief workers.

The Samsung Galaxy X Core FieldPro (Galaxy Xcover FieldPro) is a MIL-STD-810G and IP68 certified phone. It is protected from harsh conditions and even worse damage.

According to the company, lying in 1.5 meters or 5 feet deep water for half an hour will do nothing. This phone has a 4500 mAh battery. Users can also add a second battery to this phone while working in the field. This second battery is also included in the box. The phone also has pogo pin, which can also be charged from the doctor's station.

The phone has Galaxy S9 hardware, which makes it more powerful than the previous X-Cores.

It has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of built-in storage with the Ignis 9810 chip set. With microSD card the phone's storage can be increased up to 512 GB.

The screen of this phone is 5.1 inches, with a resolution of QHD and Aspect ratio 16: 9. There is an 8-megapixel selfie camera on the front of the phone, while a 12-megapixel dual aperture main camera with a triple LED flash on the back and a fingerprint reader.

This phone has Android 9 Pie installed but will update to Android 10 soon. This phone is certified to use Samsung's Knox security platform by the Federal Government.

The Galaxy X Core Field Pro has special buttons for Push to Talk and Emergency Requests. Emergency request buttons can also be programmed to send location data.

This phone can be used in heavy rain, with thick gloves and other emergencies.

This phone supports Band14, the FirstNet. This special channel uses Emergency Rescue personnel. He is currently running AT&T. It is being used by ambulances, the Chicago Police Department, the Seattle Fire Department, FEMA, the US Coast Guard and several other agencies.

It is not yet clear how much the XCore Field Pro will cost, whether it will be launched for the citizens or not. Samsung may provide it to the government only after the agreement with the government.