CAT S32 Launched at CES 2020 – Highly Rugged, Poorly Specced


The world’s largest manufacturer of construction equipment – Caterpillar – has just launched a new rugged phone at the CES 2020 taking place in Las Vegas – meet the CAT S32.

CAT S32 Launched at CES 2020 – Highly Rugged, Poorly Specc’ed

CAT S32

The CAT S32 is a rugged phone equipped with a 5.5-inch 720P screen, 18: 9 full screen; with the display working also with wet hands or while wearing gloves. Inside the device we then findĀ  a MediaTek A20, a CPU based on a 12nm manufacturing process which consists of 4 Cortex A53 cores, a maximum clock of up to 1.8GHz and a IMG PowerVR GPU. The processor is coupled with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage space.

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Finally, as far as specs are concerned, the smartphone packs a large 4200mAh battery, it equips an NFC module and a 3.5mm headphone jack, meanwhile cameras include a single 5MP front shooter and a 13MP single rear camera.

CAT S32

Now, ruggedness wise, the CAT S32 claims to be a “three-proof phone”. This means it’s both water and dust proof, with an IP68 rating (it can last 35 minutes under 1.5 meters of water) and it’s shock-proof, it did indeed pass the MIL SPEC 810G certification process, which include shock and vibration tests; along with a 1.8 meter drop test on a steel plate. That shouldn’t surprise us though as the device is entirely covered in rubber.

The Cat S32 will be available on Caterpillar’s official website and it’ll probably cost around ā‚¬299. So, you’re paying the ruggedness for a hefty price given the otherwise very low-end internal specs.

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