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World’s First Rugged Phone Launched With Detachable Modular Camera

RugOne, a brand under Ulefone, has announced the Xsnap 7 Pro, a new rugged smartphone with a detachable action camera. … Read More The post World’s First Rugged Phone Launched With Detachable Modular Camera appeared first on ProPakistani .

World’s First Rugged Phone Launched With Detachable Modular Camera

Ulefone unveiled the RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro, an innovative rugged smartphone equipped with a detachable action camera, at the upcoming IFA Berlin event. The Xsnap 7 Pro follows the success of the company's Xever 7 series, which debuted at IFA last year. This new device boasts a 6.67-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and its most distinctive feature is a cube-shaped, detachable camera that fits within the phone's rear panel when not in use.

The camera connects magnetically to the phone for easy storage. The Xsnap 7 Pro is built to withstand harsh conditions, featuring an IP69K rating for dust and water resistance. It comes in Classic Black and Sand Dune color options. The detachable camera itself is waterproof and can dive up to 5 meters deep. Under the hood, the Xsnap 7 Pro is powered by MediaTek's Dimensity 8400 chipset, with a 50MP main camera featuring optical image stabilization and a 64MP infrared night-vision camera for low-light photography.

The detachable action camera allows for video recording at up to 2.7K resolution at 30fps. The phone offers a large 9,300mAh battery with 45W wired charging support. RugOne plans to launch the Xsnap 7 Pro on Kickstarter on September 7, with an early-bird price of around $928, and expects global availability starting next month for $999.

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