Cat B40

The Cat B40 is a simply looking 4G phone but don't let its looks fool you. It's a very robust phone that keeps out dust, water and even bacteria. We'll explain exactly how all this works here.

Robust and clean

The Cat B40 is a so-called feature phone. One without a touch-sensitive screen, but with buttons. Not a smartphone, but a smart phone. One with 4G support, a built-in flashlight and Bluetooth support. The housing is so robust that a case is unnecessary. Thanks to the IP68/69 certification, it keeps out water and dust and you can rinse it under the tap. Even bleach won't hurt it. The housing is also antimicrobial due to the presence of silver ions, so bacteria cannot grow. Robust and clean at the same time.

Dual SIM; 2x as better reachable

Cat is focusing with this B40 on certain professions. Think of construction workers, farmers and security guards. People who work outside, where things can get rough and where it's not always clean. This B40 can easily handle a shift. The built-in 1800 mAh battery provides 30 days standby time. And you are twice as accessible. There is room for 2 SIM cards inside. Dual SIM ensures that you can be reached on two phone numbers.

Main Cat B40 specifications

• Compact 2.4-inch screen (not touch-sensitive)
• 2MP rear camera without flash
• Flash light on top (100+ lumens)
• 4G support for fast mobile internet
• 1800 mAh removable battery with 30 days standby
• Drop resistant IP68/69 housing (1,2m depth for 35 minutes, 1.8m drop on steel)
• Hygiene Plus; silver ions in housing stops bacteria growth
• Memory expandable with up to 32GB cards

Who will last longer?

Because the Cat B40 is not a smartphone, you cannot download apps. That doesn't make it suitable for everyone. Reachability and survival are keywords that fit the B40. There is a camera on the back for simple snapshots. If you are looking for a phone that will probably outlive you, then consider this one.

Pro and cons Cat B40

• Robust and waterproof
• Antimicrobial casing
• Dual-SIM support
• Built-in flashlight

• Misses smartphone functions