CAT S60 is a very good and tough smart phone and the Clove Company is awesome!

Are you the type of person who is more worried about cracking your smartphone's screen than its performance? Perhaps you see the smartphone as a tool rather than a luxurious piece of kit that warrants a Rose Gold paint job?

Just amazing!!!! Had a bad experience with a past model of CAT, I submited it to very hard tests unsuccessfully. Now i'm treating it with a little more respect, and its just an amazing phone. Like it more than Samsung's or Apple's.

Cat's S60 smartphone is designed to take a beating and keep working, with the added benefit of an infrared camera.

It has a Flir camera; Need I say more, Waterproof up to an hour, Battery life that keeps going, and going, and going

Big; heavy and cumbersome; Not the fastest phone on the block; Expensive

From the moment you unbox the Cat S60 it's apparent this phone is unlike anything you've seen before. It's disgustingly thick, oddly shaped, has a funky door on the back of it, and the word "Flir" embossed next to one of two cameras.

Article Contents 1 Specs 2 Design and Display 3 Cameras 4 Performance and battery 5 Software 6 Conclusion The Cat S60 is the very first Cat phone we've reviewed on Android Police, and it should be obvious why. These are niche devices that mainstream consumers mostly don't care about.

The Cat S60 offers something that no other smartphone has offered before – a built-in thermal imaging camera. We went hands-on with the Cat S60 at MWC to see if it can compete with its rivals. In this Cat S60 review we consider Cat S60 design, features, hardware, UK release date and pricing.

Cat phones of the past have never been about having the best specifications, more about having the toughest phone build on the planet. That is also sort-of true with the Cat S60: a super-tough phone which recently became available for pre-order in the UK.

Incredibly durable build; can survive being in water up to 5m; long battery life; thermal imagery

Screen is small; bulky build; performance is hit-and-miss

Last month the Cat S60 was introduced in South Africa. It's one of those handsets that is not aimed at the regular consumer, but rather to professionals in very specific fields, like construction, mining, etc.

I've had this phone for 5 days and I liked it. Unfortunately, it wouldn't turn on anymore after those 5 days. The manufacturer has reinstalled the software and now it works again!

Long battery life

Nice IR cam