Sonim XP1300 Core

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Pros:

The Sonim XP1300 Core has an extremely rugged design that can take a lot of abuse. It offers easy-to-use controls and satisfying audio clarity.
Blocks out background noise. Spectacular battery life. Virtually indestructible. Three-year, no-questions-asked replacement warranty.

Cons:

The Sonim XP1300 Core has few high-end features. Call volume is too low.
Voice quality is merely decent. Limited features. No significant improvements if you already own a Sonim.

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Last revision on November 7, 2011

Reviewers Liked

The Sonim XP1300 Core has an extremely rugged design that can take a lot of abuse. It offers easy-to-use controls and satisfying audio clarity
Blocks out background noise. Spectacular battery life. Virtually indestructible. Three-year, no-questions-asked replacement warranty

Reviewers Didn't Like

The Sonim XP1300 Core has few high-end features. Call volume is too low
Voice quality is merely decent. Limited features. No significant improvements if you already own a Sonim

Expert reviews and ratings

Today we are reviewing the Sonim XP1300 Core, one of the toughest phones ever made. The phone costs a hefty $300, and for this price you get only a basic phone, no camera, no 3G and no smart OS. But you do get a phone that can survive the frigid...

By BrightHub on April 20, 2011

The Sonim XP1300 Core doesn't bring a lot of features and call volume could be higher, but it more than fits the bill as an exceptionally durable cell...

By cnet on January 21, 2011

The Sonim XP1300 CORE is only necessary for those that need an indestructible phone. But if you fall into that category, there's simply no better option....

By PC Mag on January 05, 2011