Bullitt presents in Italy the new rugged smartphone Cat S75, which allows you to take advantage of the new two-way satellite messaging service: you can send text messages even on the top of a mountain, by the sea or in the middle of the desert. And with Moto Defy Satellite Link you can send messages and SOS via satellite with any smartphone.
Bullitt presents the Cat S75 and the Satellite Link Defy Engine
Bullitt Group is a British company founded in 2009 that designs, manufactures, markets and sells electronic devices in partnership with global brands. Among its best-known products are rugged smartphones CAT Phones e Motorola, resistant to shocks, water and dust, ideal for those who work or live in extreme environments. But as we found out at this year’s CES in Las Vegas, it’s now bringing something really cool to the smartphone world: the satellite communication.
To make the most of this type of service, Bullitt launch the CAT S75the most advanced smartphone 5G rugged di Bullitt. It has a battery for two full days, a latest generation Mediatek processor and above all the satellite connectivitywhich allows you to send messages even when there is no network signal.
A complete, rugged and satellite smartphone
The big news lies in the possibility of working even in areas without network coverage thanks to the service satellite messaging Bullitt Satellite Messenger. But this remains a complete and very resistant phone. Indeed, it has a screen of 6.6 inches with FHD+ resolution and an update rate of 120 Hzprotected by glass Corning Gorilla Glass Protection – but much thicker than the competition.
there is a 5000mAh battery which supports fast and wireless charging, and a processor MediaTek Dimensity 930 with 6GB RAM and 128GB of internal memory. It also has a rear camera 50 MP with wide-angle and macro sensor, and an 8 MP front camera. Which given the great resistance of the smartphone, you can use it to take pictures in any situation – even underwater.
The CAT S75 has passed numerous endurance tests, such as falls on steel plates up to 1.8 meters, immersion in water up to 5 meters and extreme temperatures. Got the certifications IP68 and IP69K (resists all types of liquids, even at high temperatures and pressures) and has met military standards Mil-Spec 810H.
Moto Defy Satellite Link
But Bullitt has launched two new products: Cat S75 and also a really cool accessory. Moto Defy Satellite Link is a portable hotspot that allows you to send messages via satellite from any phone. It weighs only 70 gramshas a lining IP68 and a battery that lasts several days.
The Motorola Defy Satellite Link is an accessory that allows you to communicate via satellite with any Android or iOS smartphone, thanks to the app Bullitt Satellite Messenger. This app allows you to send and receive text messages, even when there is no cellular network coverage, syielding a network of geostationary satellites. The Motorola Defy Satellite Link connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth 5.1 and has a built-in battery that lasts up to 10 hours.
It also has built-in GPS that supports Glonass, Galileo and Beidou systems. The Motorola Defy Satellite Link is certified water, dust and shock resistant IP68and is equipped with a SOS button to send emergency requests with your location.
Bullitt will also be partnered with RedBull X-Alps 2023, a paragliding competition in the Alps, and will supply its devices to athletes and staff.
Bullitt Cat S75: price and availability
Cat S75 arriva a €649,90 suggested price for Italy, with 3 months of Essential satellite service included – includes up to 30 satellite messages per month (the SOS service remains free for 12 months, more details on the website). Motorola Defy Satellite Link will be available from end of June at €189.90 with 12 months of Essential satellite service included.