Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro review: in pictures
While the masses look to Samsung for innovation, sleek designs, and phones with lots of extra, enterprise users need a tool to get work done. The new Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro is built for that customer and withstands the elements too at an affordable $500 price.
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Samsung XCover Pro retail package
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Removable back and battery on the XCover Pro
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Top button and 3.5mm headset jack
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Volume buttons and right fingerprint sensor
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Back of the XCover Pro
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Samsung XCover Pro in hand
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Rugged XCover Pro can handle the river
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XCover Pro dual rear cameras
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Verizon Push-to-Talk feature
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