Sonim XP3300 Force - the toughest phone in the world

The American Sonim, maker of mobile industry, recently announced the launch of the toughest mobile phone in the world, the "XP3300 Force," as recognized by the Guinness World Record.

The "Sonim XP3300" actually survives a fall from a height of 25 meters onto concrete, after which it remains in perfect condition.  It meets the certification Class I, Division 1, which can be used in former no-go areas, but especially ATEX Zone 1, which makes it suitable for use in a potentially explosive atmosphere.

Compared IP67 certification, which guarantees its seal after 30 minutes immersion in one meter deep, seems anecdotal.  It also withstands a pressure of one ton, with armed forces or vibrations of a 4G or impact of 5 joules.  Corning Gorilla Glass display their resistance to impact and a hammer for example.

The record holder in return shell features imposing 126 x 60 x 25 mm for 200 to 220 g, depending on battery capacity (1280 mAh or 2000).

RUGGEDIZATION

• IP-68 certifi cation, submersible to 2 meters for 1 hour
• External speaker protected by a waterproof GORE™ protective vent
• MIL-810G certifi cation for salt, fog, humidity, transport shock,and thermal shock
• Hardened rubber molded to Fiberglass casing mix by dual injection
• Rated to 2 meter drop onto concrete from any angle
• Vibration protection from 5Hz to 500Hz and shock resistant up to 4G
• Non-porous casing blocks entry of dust and micro-particles
• Operational range -20 degree Celcius to +55 degree Celcius
• Shock & scratch resistant 1.5mm thick Corning® Gorilla® Glass screen
• Widely spaced keys for ease of use with gloved hands
• Impact resistant up to 5J on housing and 2J of impact energy on screen (equivalent of a 4 meter drop of a 50g steel ball on the display)