New CAT S62 Unlocked Rugged Cell Phone (128GB, 4GB) 5.7″ IP68 Waterproof Android Smartphone, 12MP Dual Camera, All Day Battery, NFC, Fingerprint Unlock, Snapdragon 660 Nano Slot(Black)

A new phone worth buying !
A new unlocked phone with full accessories and a great price !

This is a slow phone with old hardware
Cat phones usually have a good build quality but in this case is not. Sim card cover is all the time pop out the phone is slow and camera is really bad. Is a simple phone with old hardware android 10 is a joke in this days.

CAT 62 “New Old Stock”- UPDATE- 30 Days DEAD
Update: This phone is defective per straight talk and T-mobile. Will not allow incoming calls, doesn’t even ring, straight to VM. HOURS wasted trying to get it sorted online and over the phone and missing calls for over a month when it was “working correctly on their end”. After 2 sim cards (that I had to buy), I was told that the phone is bad and to return it and buy a new one. This is now just e-waste that I have to dispose of.Original Review-I didn’t realize that this phone was so old when I got it-2021 was when it was introduced, so older than my previous phone. 5G? Nope 4G LTE. Latest Android OS? Nope Android 10 that updated to 11 during set up (sucking up precious storage) and apparently will not update further, so an alien feeling OS that I have to learn that is 2 versions “extinct” from my Motorola that was starting battery swell of death and needed replacement before this one.The box I received for this phone was labeled with Metro by T-mobile and while technically “unlocked”, the pre-loaded apps for T-mobile and T-mobile Business aren’t easily removed and to continue setting up the phone, you have to agree to “T-mobile’s Terms and Conditions” or you can’t finish setting it up.The Bullit/ CAT Mobile site is inaccessible to me- I get security and warnings with no page loads when going directly to or through a Google link, so getting information is difficult and nothing helpful in the box.The best attributes are the ruggedness of the design and it does feel substantial and like it could take some abuse. With that is one of my least favorite things- the raised border around the screen that makes scrolling with my finger on the side “less than pleasant” because of the ridge.The battery life is MUCH shorter than my previous Moto and needs recharging every other day with almost no use. I’m used to 3-4 days (or more) for the last 5 years so the battery life definitely seems a giant step back. It does have QI wireless recharging (old version, not Qi2) and after some nudging on the charge pad and restarting it, that worked well.It DOES have NFC capabilities which is amazing considering the age of the phone and that has worked for me. That is probably the best part of this phone in addition to the heavy duty feel.Googling the phone to get information brings up lots of complaints about battery life and the phone eventually refusing to charge, so this has not replaced my need in the long term for a cell phone and I’m still considering a newer Google Pixel or possibly a Samsung Fold (though my early Galaxy didn’t do well by me) that has current features, including 5G and a camera that is a bit better than potato quality.It’s OK if you’re looking for a workhorse phone and don’t need the latest OS or features, but iPhone it’s not.

Sturdy, Heavy Phone With Limited Features
This phone is reasonably heavy, even heavier than my Samsung Galaxy S8. However it’s very sturdy – with metal edges, and feels solid. It’s rated to comply with both the IP68 and MIL-STD-810H standards, which is uncommon amongst consumer phones.The on-screen labels are helpful for a first-time user, even though the side buttons aren’t marked. The button mappings are also intuitive. I didn’t find an easy way to map an application to a single-press of the side orange button, but was able to set up the LED to activate on double-press, and the messaging app to open on long-press. I like this feature.I didn’t expect that this would be a T-Mobile phone; it wasn’t labelled as such. This phone is also 4G only, which feels like a missed opportunity with 5G expanding so quickly.While it does support wireless charging, it didn’t stick to my in-car magnetic charger. I had to have a metallic ring stuck to the back of my S8, but for this phone, there’s not a completely smooth surface on the back of the phone to allow such a magnetic ring to stick well.The SIM and SD card slot is difficult to insert. It also requires that the phone be upside down to install, which is not intuitive.Performance is good, as snappy as my existing phone. The fingerprint sensor in the middle of the back of the phone works well.Overall, a decent phone if you can look past the drawbacks.

We bought this for our 13 yr old. He has had Iphonea before and they busted. This one he loves more and it can fall out of his pocket! 😭 💕

This phone is indestructible and my husband loves it.

At the time of writing this review, this Unifone CAT brand rugged work smart phone costs $179.99.This phone is built like a tank. It has a rugged design that is perfect for those who need a phone that can withstand harsh environments. The IP68 rating – Ingress Protection 68 rating means a device can survive against dust and up to 1.5 metres of water for 30 minutes, making it ideal for outdoor adventures or tough job sites. I’ve dropped it several times, and it still looks and works like new. This phone is built to last.The 48MP camera on the CAT S62 is a great for work pictures, and good for personal pictures. It’s capable of capturing high quality photos with detail and vibrant colors. However, it’s no where close to todays modern superphones, understandably. The 4K video recording is impressive, providing clear and smooth footage.Battery life is always a concern with smartphones, but this phone excels in this area. With a smaller screen than superphones, with an equal size battery, it easily lasts me through a full day of heavy use of calls, texts, looking up manuals, taking pictures and videos and using teams. I’ve even been able to go two full days without charging it with moderate use.The phone has a Snapdragon 215 processor and 4GB of RAM, the CAT S62 delivers smooth and responsive performance. Apps open quickly, multitasking and switching between apps is quick, and there’s no noticeable lag for any apps.The phone comes equipped for NFC uses, like contactless payment. This was a feature I was thrilled to see, as a lot of low cost phones are missing this feature. The phone also has a huge 128gb internal storage, with a micro SD card slot expandable up to 256gb, something painfully missing from modern phones. The fingerprint reader works great and reliably, and makes unlocking the phone and locking down apps easy.The 5.7″ display is bright and clear from all angles, making it easy to read in all lighting conditions. This is important since a majority of the work I do is outdoors. The colors are vibrant and the resolution is sharp, providing an enjoyable viewing experience for videos, photos, and apps. This is doubly nice as the phone can be used for entertainment purposes as well.