Feature	Rugged Phone	Regular Phone
Shock Resistance	Extremely durable, able to withstand drops and impacts	Not designed for high shock resistance, vulnerable to damage if dropped
Water and Dust Resistance	IP68/IP69 rated, highly resistant to water and dust	Typically not water or dust resistant (except for some high-end models)
Build Material	Tough, durable materials (rubber, reinforced metal)	Usually plastic, glass, or metal, can get scratched or cracked easily
Screen	Strong, shatterproof screens	Glass screens, more prone to cracking or scratching
Battery	Larger battery capacity, longer battery life	Average battery life, typically less powerful
Design	Bulkier, thicker to protect internal components	Slim, lightweight, sleek design
Performance Features	May have limited specs (screen, camera, etc.)	High-end specifications (camera, display, performance)
Suitability for Harsh Environments	Great, designed for use in construction, outdoors, and industrial environments	Not ideal for harsh conditions (extreme heat, rain, dust)
Price	Generally more expensive due to rugged features	More affordable, unless it’s a flagship model
Primary Use	Ideal for workers, travelers, or people needing a durable phone for extreme conditions	Everyday use, entertainment, and office work
Longevity	More durable, ideal for long-term use in harsh environments	Less durable, prone to damage over time, especially in tough environments

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