Good to know!

Noted!

Honestly, skip the XCover. I smashed two. Get a used CAT S62 Pro instead. Tougher, same price range, and I found one last year for $250. Trust me.

Forget Black Friday! Check out ruggedized alternatives like the Kyocera DuraForce Pro 2 (E6910). IP68 rated, MIL-STD-810G certified – practically indestructible! Its Snapdragon 660 offers solid performance, and the sapphire shield display is amazing. No deals needed; it's built to last! You'll love it.

Forget deals, think reliability! I'd be wary using a phone that cheap for critical car functions (diagnostics, etc.). Had issues with cheaper tech failing at the worst times. Consider a more robust, used CAT phone instead. Safety first!

Check older XCover models too! They're often cheaper and still rugged. Might save $100+.

Honestly, check rugged CAT phones too. Samsung had issues. Market price might be $400.

Forget deals; screen repair is key. If it breaks, DIY kits around $80 are cheaper than pro service. YouTube's your friend!

Forget Black Friday hype. I've seen these XCover phones become workhorses, lasting YEARS. My beat-up XCover6 still streams music in the garage. Don't expect HUGE discounts; focus on long-term value. A reliable phone that survives drops & greasy hands? Priceless for wrenching. Just sayin'.

Hey! I'm not sure about Black Friday deals specifically. But up here in Minnesota, the XCover7 Pro seems solid for our winters, right? Heard the IP68 rating helps with snow and slush. Anyone else in colder climates using it? Might be worth checking if the screen is glove-friendly if you're like me and hate taking them off. No complaints so far!