“We are honored to continue to support the mission-critical needs of first responders with the launch of the XP3plus on America’s public safety network: FirstNet, Built with AT&T,” said Chip Frederking, vice president and general manager of AT&T/FirstNet, Sonim. “The XP3plus can be customized with robust functionality, making it the right solution for first responders, healthcare professionals, small business and enterprise customers no matter the conditions.”
The Sonim XP3plus builds on the legacy of its ultra-rugged, and very popular, predecessor, the XP3, to deliver enhanced capabilities for those who need simple, fast and reliable voice communications in a compact package.
With a simple and reliable design, the XP3plus has a larger display, additional programmable buttons to improve productivity, and a new intuitive user interface with dynamic soft keys. A larger battery, strongest in its class, and offers performance that lasts for days not hours.
This compact flip phone meets Sonim’s Rugged Performance Standards (RPS). Based on more than 10 years of feedback from customer usage in the world’s most extreme environments, Sonim Rugged Performance Standards consist of 12 benchmarks of endurance and durability that exceed military durability standards (MIL-STD-810H).
The XP3plus is drop proof and waterproof. It can withstand drops from 1.5 meters onto concrete and be submerged in 1.5 meters of water for 30 minutes. The 100dB+ ultra-loud and clear audio speaker with noise-cancellation is loud enough to be heard in the noisiest work environment. The XP3plus also comes with Sonim’s industry-leading 3 year comprehensive warranty.
“FirstNet Ready devices and modules go through extensive review, so first responders can be confident that Sonim’s XP3plus meets our highest standards for reliability, security and performance,” said Matt Walsh, assistant vice president of product management and development, FirstNet Program at AT&T. “The more tools public safety has access to on their network, the more we can help them achieve their mission.”
Before being certified and approved for use on FirstNet, devices are subject to hundreds of tests that cover a number of aspects, from security and durability to network impacts. This helps make sure that they can meet the needs of first responders. FirstNet Ready devices are listed on the FirstNet device page.