Sonim XP STRIKE

Sprint's rugged Sonim XP Strike includes basic Web features and push-to-talk Direct Connect.

The XP Strike charges through a 3.5mm jack, has a few design flaws, and takes terrible pictures, and its display collects moisture after a dunking.

While the Sonim XP Strike is tough as nails, Sprint has other rugged devices that are better not only in performance, but in price too.

Excellent reception, great call quality, solid build, tremendous speakerphone, the flashlight and fm radio.

MP3 player is very out-dated

Excellent reception, great call quality, solid build, tremendous speakerphone, the flashlight and fm radio.

MP3 player is very out-dated

Battery lasts long, and can take pictures at odd places

The picture quality compares to phones from 4 years back, Sending SMS's will make you want to throw the phone, keys peeled completely after a year, remote service centre does the minimum or less, runs only java certified by few, GPS useless

Battery lasts long, and can take pictures at odd places

The picture quality compares to phones from 4 years back, Sending SMS's will make you want to throw the phone, keys peeled completely after a year, remote service centre does the minimum or less, runs only java certified by few, GPS useless

Tough little basterd

At a crazy six and a half pound i use it as a phone and weapon which is a little of a pro