Editors Liked
- Can be used as an emergency charger
- Stock Android
Editors Didn't Like
- More expensive than the competition
Cat S41
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By techaeris.com
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1TweetShareShareStumblePinMost smartphones we review here are generally consumer grade everyday use type devices. The CAT S41 is most certainly not an everyday device and not meant for your everyday user. The iPhone and Note8 are great consumer grade...
By zdnet.com
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A few years ago I spent some time with the Cat S40 rugged smartphone. While at CES in January, I had a chance to see the latest model, Cat S41, and spent the last couple of weeks testing it out with my T-Mobile SIM.When I head out into the field for...
By mobilephones.com
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Caterpillar Cat S41 review takes a look at a smartphone that touts the above, making it the number one phone for builders, mechanics, engineers and extreme sports participants. The phone...
By Trusted Reviews
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CAT S41 – Performance The CAT S41 is middle of the pack when it comes to performance. The 2.3GHz, octa-core Qualcomm MTK P20 MT6757 CPU is a mid-range slab of silicon that emphasises power efficiency offer grunt and, while I maintain 3GB RAM is plenty...
By Digital Trends
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No. As durable and long-lasting the Cat S41 is, we don't think those are enough reasons to buy it with its current price...
By Tom's Guide
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Few smartphones are built to suffer the kinds of abuse the S41 can handle and still hit a reasonable price point. CAT has done a commendable job of bringing that durability to the midrange market without making too many sacrifices. This is a decently...
By TechRadar
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The Cat S41 is more than good enough for the audience that it's targeting. As an instantly recognizable brand, its IP68 rating and subdued rugged looks will make it popular with builders and outdoor professionals.However, unlike the Cat S60, which had a...
By TechSmart.co.za
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Certainly the first brand that comes to mind when you think rugged phones is CAT. Although some decent contenders from China have made it to local shores, CAT is in many ways still the go-to manufacturer.If you've used a CAT device before, you'll know...
By mbreviews.com
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By The Gadgeteer
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The landscape around Android handsets is a veritable cornucopia of products fighting for attention. Walk by any wireless store, kiosk, or even the electronics aisle in your Big Box store, and you're pelted with names, numbers, sales, and BOGO offers. I...
By androidheadlines.com
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If you're in need of a rugged smartphone that can withstand plenty of tough situations and take a little damage here and there, and has an IP68 rating against dust and water, then it's hard not to recommend this device. It will provide the majority of...
By geekdad.com
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We live in an era of fast, sleek phones Most seem to want metal and glass–so much glass that we're seeing the bezels on phones vanish Yet there's are some scenarios where phones like that are a liability Construction sites or when one is training for...
By gizmodo.co.uk
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These days, phone makers are doing a lot of things to try and make you buy the latest overpriced model, complete with a bunch of extra features they want you to care about. The problem is that despite all the wondrous technological advances, those...
By Les Numériques
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Le S41 remplit tout à fait son rôle de téléphone durci. Résistant à l'eau, la poussière et même aux chutes, il offre en plus une autonomie véritablement impressionnante. Seules lacunes, il se trouve limité sur quelques aspects, comme l'utilisation de...
The Cat S41 has hit a sweet spot by going after an audience who will know about the brand, and are likely to request VAT refunds and look for a solid aftersales service – which similarly priced Chinese-sourced rivals won’t be able to match on either count.
As reviewed by TechRadar