I bought the Google Pixel headphones with it and they work perfectly for me.

The best way to do this is to contact our Galaxus assistant directly at https://www.galaxus.ch/help. Your enquiry can then be checked individually.

To activate VoLTE on your cat S62 Pro, proceed as follows: 1. open the settings on your smartphone. 2. navigate to "Network & Internet" or "Connections" (depending on the Android version) 3. select "Mobile network" or "Mobile networks". 4. search for the option "VoLTE" or "4G calls" and activate it by toggling the switch. These steps allow you to make high-quality voice calls over the 4G network without interrupting your mobile data connection.

No, according to the available product data, the device does not have a laser distance meter. The official specifications do not list this function. External sources mention the laser distance meter on older models such as the S61, but not on the S62 Pro.

The back is plastic, the side panels, which are fastened with hexagon socket screws, are made of metal. Does that help?

Hello Zebbel, Yes, that will certainly work. I often need the IR camera. With my underfloor heating, I can see the pipe run clearly. Unfortunately I can't send pictures here, but you can find me on Instagram "Foxlin78". I can take pictures as you like. I often use the camera for electrical installations, but you have to pay attention to a few details with IR, reflections and such can play a trick on you.

The S62 Pro supports Widevine Level 3 according to our supplier.

of course, see my review below for example images

I have no complaints about the sound quality when making calls, but I have never tested how good the speaker is for playing music. The same applies to the volume. It is loud enough to make a phone call "at the ear" (between several milling machines it becomes too quiet, but we are talking about an environment in which hearing protection would actually be necessary). My S62 is up to date and the thermal imaging camera works. As far as the volume is concerned, I would actually like to see more, a smartphone designed for work should still be understood loud and clear when you are standing in the middle of the noise with hearing protection, CAT seems to be taking the view that you can't hear anything then anyway. However, the next challenge is to muffle the background noise so that the person you are talking to can hear you at all...