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The durable Samsung XCover Pro smartphone is $200 off today!

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If you have the kind of job that puts you in the elements 24/7, you’ll need a tough phone that can withstand dirt, moisture, and the inevitable drops and dings. One of the best devices for these types of occupations is the Samsung XCover Pro. Engineered to deliver an all-around industrial phone experience, you’ll be hard-pressed to get this mobile to crack! Best of all, the unlocked 64GB version is on sale at Samsung today:

For a limited time, when you order the XCover Pro through Samsung, you’ll save $300. At full price, this phone usually goes for $500. You’ll also be able to trade in an eligible phone or tablet to knock even more dollars off the total.

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Why you should buy the Samsung XCover Pro (64GB, Unlocked)

The XCover Pro was designed from the ground up to be unstoppable, passing all 21 of the MIL-STD-810G certifications and surviving numerous 4-foot-plus drops. You’ll always be able to rely on this IP68-rated phone to make it through the day. Samsung ensured the XCover Pro should last for the entire workday (up to 14 hours) but you can also swap the battery for a fully-charged one (additional batteries sold separately).

The 6.3-inch screen uses a Gorilla Glass 5 panel that brings both crisp-clear visuals and supreme durability to the table. As for OS and UI, the XCover Pro uses Android 10 and Samsung’s One UI 2.0 overlay. Thanks to its EMV Level-1 certification, the XCover can be used to accept payments. The phone is safeguarded by Knox, a rigorous defense platform that protects your personal data and company assets.

It’s hard to say how long this markdown is going to last, so now could be the best time to save. Take $200 off the 64GB unlocked version of the Samsung XCover Pro when you buy the device through Samsung. You may also want to check out some of the best Samsung Galaxy deals we’ve been logging. We even have an entire list of Samsung deals, covering everything from TVs to phones and tablets (we have an entire list of tablet deals, too).

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Michael Bizzaco
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