Description
CAT PHONES S41 Unlocked Rugged Waterproof Smartphone, – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
CAT PHONES S41 Unlocked Rugged Waterproof Smartphone, Network Certified (GSM), U.S. Optimized (Single Sim) with 2-year Warranty Including 2 Year Screen Replacement
Product Dimensions
5.91 x 2.95 x 0.54 inches
Item Weight
1.06 pounds
ASIN
B075YB5KTJ
Item model number
CS41SBBNAMUN
Batteries
1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
OS
android
RAM
32 GB
Wireless communication technologies
Cellular
Connectivity technologies
Wi-Fi, USB, NFC
Special Features
scratch resistant, waterproof
Display resolution
13
Other display features
Wireless
Other camera features
13.0
Form Factor
Smartphone
Colour
Black
Phone Talk Time
38 Hours
Included Components
Item, Charger, USB
Manufacturer
BULLITT
Date First Available
October 24, 2017
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Technical specifications – CAT PHONES S41 Unlocked Rugged Waterproof Smartphone, :
Brand
CAT Phone
Model Name
Cat S41
Wireless Carrier
Unlocked
Operating System
android
Cellular Technology
2G
Memory Storage Capacity
32 GB
Connectivity Technology
Wi-Fi, USB, NFC
Color
Black
Screen Size
5 Inches
Wireless network technology
GSM
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
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After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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P. N (verified owner) –
Good in general; a few issues – Summary:
P. N (verified owner) –
Good in general; a few issues – Summary:
L. C (verified owner) –
– I have purchased 3 devices in the last month. all 3 have the UI crash and throw an error. “System UI has stopped”. I have returned all 3 of them.
G. J (verified owner) –
– My son had gone through 799 phones I think, all Apples, every imaginable thing has happened to them, before you say you should have bought the warranties I will tell you I did but that doesn’t help you when it is 5 months old in the bottom of a swamp and unable to locate, warranty is only so good.
G. J (verified owner) –
– My son had gone through 799 phones I think, all Apples, every imaginable thing has happened to them, before you say you should have bought the warranties I will tell you I did but that doesn’t help you when it is 5 months old in the bottom of a swamp and unable to locate, warranty is only so good.
E. H (verified owner) –
– Over the years I have had multiple “tough” phones including Kyocera duraforce, and duraforce pro and now the cat S41. The S41 has been the toughest and most robust of them all. It also has the largest battery although it seemed that it should have lasted longer. The Kyocera duraforce with a 3100 battery seemed to last as long as the Cats. After having the phone for about 5 months I did start to notice the battery started to not last much more than a day. It should be noted that when I first got the phone, it would last 3 days. The operating system was far from perfect. It often needed to be rebooted or would freeze up and sometimes just reboot itself. Often there seemed to be other software problems effecting the daily running of the phone. Often a reboot would fix the problems, but it just seemed to have problems all the time. Eventually I contacted Cat to try and get the battery and software issues dealt with. They did send me a box prepaid to return my phone to return to be fixed or replaced. It did take some time to get the package. Eventually, i got a letter in the mail saying what my phone needed, and that I had 30 days to pay a over $200 dollar balance plus a diagnostic fee to get my phone back due to a broken screen. nothing was said of a battery nor addressing software problems. Considering I didn’t get the letter until days after i was to let the repair company know what I wanted to do with the phone and also it had been over 2 months since i sent the phone away.
L. C (verified owner) –
– I have purchased 3 devices in the last month. all 3 have the UI crash and throw an error. “System UI has stopped”. I have returned all 3 of them.
I. K (verified owner) –
A very good phone with a singular flaw – I bought this phone several months ago to replace a low end LG, which was an emergency replacement for a Google Nexus phone that got bricked on an Android ‘update’ (thanks a lot Google). I prefer ruggedized phones if only because I believe the consumer has a right to expect that their expensive electronics designed for use outdoors can reasonably survive the bumps and bruises of everyday life. I selected the S41 based on price (around $350 when I bought it), compatibility with my carrier (AT&T) and reputation for rugged construction.
I. K (verified owner) –
A very good phone with a singular flaw – I bought this phone several months ago to replace a low end LG, which was an emergency replacement for a Google Nexus phone that got bricked on an Android ‘update’ (thanks a lot Google). I prefer ruggedized phones if only because I believe the consumer has a right to expect that their expensive electronics designed for use outdoors can reasonably survive the bumps and bruises of everyday life. I selected the S41 based on price (around $350 when I bought it), compatibility with my carrier (AT&T) and reputation for rugged construction.
E. H (verified owner) –
– Over the years I have had multiple “tough” phones including Kyocera duraforce, and duraforce pro and now the cat S41. The S41 has been the toughest and most robust of them all. It also has the largest battery although it seemed that it should have lasted longer. The Kyocera duraforce with a 3100 battery seemed to last as long as the Cats. After having the phone for about 5 months I did start to notice the battery started to not last much more than a day. It should be noted that when I first got the phone, it would last 3 days. The operating system was far from perfect. It often needed to be rebooted or would freeze up and sometimes just reboot itself. Often there seemed to be other software problems effecting the daily running of the phone. Often a reboot would fix the problems, but it just seemed to have problems all the time. Eventually I contacted Cat to try and get the battery and software issues dealt with. They did send me a box prepaid to return my phone to return to be fixed or replaced. It did take some time to get the package. Eventually, i got a letter in the mail saying what my phone needed, and that I had 30 days to pay a over $200 dollar balance plus a diagnostic fee to get my phone back due to a broken screen. nothing was said of a battery nor addressing software problems. Considering I didn’t get the letter until days after i was to let the repair company know what I wanted to do with the phone and also it had been over 2 months since i sent the phone away.