Samsung is set to unveil the much-awaited Galaxy S25 series in the coming days, but the tech giant is also quietly advancing its rugged smartphone offerings. Following the launch of the Galaxy XCover 7 last year, reports indicate that Samsung is eager to announce the XCover 7 Pro, a model geared towards users needing durability alongside performance.
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While speculation around the XCover 7 Pro has circulated since last year, its official details remain largely unconfirmed. Nevertheless, recent reports indicate Samsung's focus on the XCover 7 Pro. Instead of the MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ found in its predecessor, this new rugged device may utilize the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 for improved performance.
The latest media reports show the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 was recently introduced with the Redmi Note 14 Pro+ 5G. This new chipset brings about a 40% increase in GPU speed, a 30% enhancement in AI performance, and 12% better power efficiency over its predecessor.
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For those seeking rugged smartphones, choices can be limited compared to standard devices. If you're interested, check out our list of the top rugged smartphones of 2025. Remember, beyond hardware durability, software longevity is vital, and Samsung's commitment to software updates remains hard to beat.
