Samsung Galaxy XCover 5 EE Enterprise Edition
64 GB, Black, 5.30", Hybrid Dual SIM, 4G
Question about Samsung Galaxy XCover 5 EE Enterprise Edition
The phone sounds great and it is. But Galaxus will not adhere to the specifications of IP68i, MIL-STD-810Gi if the device breaks on you. They treat them like normal mobile phones. I can only discourage you from buying such devices from Digitec/Galaxus.
Helpful answer
What guidelines should Digitec/Galaxus follow?
Both standards are assigned by the manufacturer, the IP rating describes the resistance to dust and water. Samsung itself no longer gives a guarantee in the event of a defect (https://www.samsung.com/global...).
MIL-STD-810, also describes only a series of tests for the "survival capabilities" of a device. This standard is more of a joke than anything else...
So both of these certifications refer to the device itself and what it should survive, and make no statement about warranty handling/repair.... These are two completely different pairs of shoes...
Both standards are assigned by the manufacturer, the IP rating describes the resistance to dust and water. Samsung itself no longer gives a guarantee in the event of a defect (https://www.samsung.com/global...).
MIL-STD-810, also describes only a series of tests for the "survival capabilities" of a device. This standard is more of a joke than anything else...
So both of these certifications refer to the device itself and what it should survive, and make no statement about warranty handling/repair.... These are two completely different pairs of shoes...