This Android phone has a detachable action camera, coming to the US for $999

At IFA 2026, the spotlight is on the RugOne XSnap 7 Pro, a striking new Android phone that marries ruggedness with innovation. This device not only withstands the rigors of outdoor adventures but also features a detachable action camera reminiscent of GoPro technology, designed for capturing spontaneous moments with ease.

Initially unveiled earlier this year, the RugOne XSnap 7 Pro is now making waves with its official pricing and release details. Set to launch on Kickstarter next week, it will retail for 9 in the United States and €1,099 in Europe, with availability slated for October.

Manufactured by Ulephone, a brand recognized for its durable smartphones, the RugOne series represents a new venture for the company. The XSnap 7 Pro boasts a robust 19.1mm profile and is certified with IP68/IP69K and MIL-STD-810H standards, eliminating the need for an additional case. Its 6.67-inch FHD+ display, protected by Gorilla Glass Victus, is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 8400 chip, complemented by 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. A formidable 9,300 mAh battery ensures longevity, while a 64MP night vision camera supports the primary 50MP sensor.

The standout feature, however, is the innovative action camera that magnetically attaches to the phone. With a 133-degree field of view and capable of recording in 2.7K (1440p), this camera can operate for up to 40 minutes on its internal battery. It includes 64GB of storage, allowing for approximately eight hours of footage. An integrated app facilitates offloading content to the phone’s storage and even recharges the camera while connected. Users can stream footage from the camera up to 50 meters away, and its waterproof design allows for submersion up to 5 meters without additional gear.

This unique combination of features positions the RugOne XSnap 7 Pro as a compelling option in the rugged smartphone market. With solid specifications and a commitment to software support—shipping with Android 16 and promising updates through Android 20—it is poised to attract outdoor enthusiasts and tech-savvy consumers alike.

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This Android phone has a detachable action camera, coming to the US for $999