Water, wind, dust, dirt, extreme temperatures - Sonim’s XP1 rugged mobile GSM phone is tested and proven capable of withstanding extreme environmental and industrial conditions.
It’s the only phone engineered to meet the needs of people who work outside and outdoor enthusiasts. The XP1 works perfectly in harsh temperatures, doesn’t die when exposed to the elements, can be dropped, kicked, tossed into a toolbox or backpack, seen and heard in bright/dark and noisy conditions, and provides reliable voice, push-to-talk and data services.
Backed by a 3 year guarantee - and a lifetime warranty for the phone housing with immediate in-store replacement if needed - the XP1 is the only phone that doesnt compromise on capability, durability or style.
It’s the only phone engineered to meet the needs of people who work outside and outdoor enthusiasts. The XP1 works perfectly in harsh temperatures, doesn’t die when exposed to the elements, can be dropped, kicked, tossed into a toolbox or backpack, seen and heard in bright/dark and noisy conditions, and provides reliable voice, push-to-talk and data services.
Backed by a 3 year guarantee - and a lifetime warranty for the phone housing with immediate in-store replacement if needed - the XP1 is the only phone that doesnt compromise on capability, durability or style.
Bob's Blog
A quick thank youI've been taking a look at some of the feedback which has been emerging on forums around the BBC piece and I am blown away by the support you guys have been giving us. Some of the great feedback (just... - read more BBC Video Coverage of the Sonim XP3 Pro at CES 2010
Greetings from New Orleans . Wow, I’ve been jetting around the country while our friends from BBC video get the most views on YouTube! I guess everyone does get their 15 minutes of fame. One thing I’m hoping though, is... - read more Sonim Technologies @ CES 2010
Thanks to everyone who came and saw us at CES over the past few days. The event was a huge success and we’ve seen some great feedback from publications such as CNBC, CNet and the Guardian to name a few.... - read more
