Pocket-lint | Cam Bunton

Simply put, for 99 per cent of the population the Cat S60 phone isn't close to good enough. But for the one per cent that it's aimed at, this may well be the ideal smartphone.

Trusted Reviews | Alastair Stevenson

The best rugged phone money can buy, but it won't be for everyone.

Stuff | Tom Morgan

Built to take a pounding and thermal imaging is a killer feature - if spend enough time on a building site.... It's a niche phone, sure, but one that won't let you down when the going gets tough.

Tom's Guide | Sam Rutherford

Get the Cat S60 if you need a phone with extreme durability that doesn't look the part of a rugged phone. The long battery life and thermal camera add to its appeal.

CNET UK | Xiomara Blanco

The Cat S60's durable build is impressive, but its appeal is limited to those who can make good use of its built-in thermal imaging camera... The Cat S60's thoughtfully executed design puts functionality and durability at the forefront.

Gadgets Now | Sulabh Puri

The Cat S60 seems to be the preferred choice for people who like Chandler Bing from the popular sitcom Friends and are a serial dropper. The rest have a lot of good choices, like the Apple iPhone 7 plus that has a larger screen and is water resistant too.

NDTV Gadgets | Roydon Cerejo

The Cat S60 is not designed for the average consumer. Overall, the Cat S60 handles smartphone duties pretty well but we can't help but feel that it's underpowered for a smartphone that you probably won't be upgrading anytime soon. However, if your work or leisure activities take you to unforgiving environments, then the Cat S60 might be worth the investment.

The Inquirer | Matt Farrington-Smith

The Cat S60 will appeal to a very small sector who will find it a sensible purchase. For everyone else it's nothing more than an average Android smartphone with thermal imaging tricks to match Predator's.

V3 | Matt Farrington-Smith

The Cat S60 will appeal to a very small sector who will find it a sensible purchase. For everyone else it's nothing more than an average Android smartphone with thermal imaging tricks to match Predator's.

SlashGear | Chris Burns

If you're aiming for the newest smartphone software or any sort of device security, this isn't the phone for you. If you need a device that can access the internet, email, send messages, and tell you the temperature of a nearby vehicle engine block, the CAT S60 is decent.