Really rugged!, may need a little better resolution, but works excellent!

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.

This phone was unfortunately a letdown, and I would not purchase again. Pros - Durable - Versatile - Thermal Camera Cons - Screen quality (it is a poor quality screen to shows obvious burn-in, and residual shadowing) - Lack of continued support (despite being the companies flagship phone, the phone...

I place the order and in couple of days received it in perfect order. Love the service and the cat is a very well built phone.

Sometimes, one standout feature in a smartphone can help it pull ahead of the crowd and become an almost instant classic. Caterpillar's Cat S60 smartphone almost manages to accomplish that feat thanks to a unique feature, a heat sensor, that transformed it into the world's first thermal imaging...

One very tough rugged phone; Good performance levels; Built-in FLIR camera

Pretty hefty; Also pretty expensive; Small size of display could be problematic for some

Cat phones of the past have never been about having the best specifications, more about having the toughest phone build on the planet.

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

The Cat S60 is not for everyone. Without the very clever thermal imaging camera all you're left with is an unspectacular, albeit rugged, phone.

Medium-powered; lowly HD resolution screen; gimmicky Underwater mode; high price; niche appeal

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.

Think CAT and a massive yellow excavator is probably the first image that comes to your mind. Short for Caterpillar, the company has been making heavy construction equipment for decades now.

Being a smartphone manufacturer is no cakewalk these days as getting the audience to notice your product in a highly saturated market is no easy feat. We've seen companies bank on waterproofing and shatter-proof displays to set their products apart.