Specs that matter

Display

Size: 6.6" (168 mm)
Refresh: 120 Hz

Performance

Processor: Snapdragon 7s Gen 3

Battery

Capacity: 4350 mAh
Wired charge: 15 W

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Display6.6" (168 mm) · 120 Hz
ChipsetSnapdragon 7s Gen 3
Battery4,350 mAh15W wired

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Buying decision

Should you buy it?

Buy the Galaxy XCover7 Pro if you work on job sites and need a phone that survives drops and dust: AT&T lists it at $599.99 (Oct 7, 2026; Samsung's business store shows it out of stock), and PCMag gave it an Editors' Choice for its IP68 and MIL-STD-810H build, removable 4,350mAh battery and seven years of OS and security updates. PCMag measured 10 h 45 min of video playback, two hours more than the XCover6 Pro, and 96.4 dB from the earpiece for calls in loud places. Skip it as an everyday phone, because the 6.6-inch LCD is hard to see in sunlight, charging tops out at 15W with no wireless charging, and PCMag needed 1 h 50 min for a full charge. PCMag also found the back panel pops off in hard drops, which spills the battery and breaks the water seal.

Measured view—/10What the pros say.