The AGM Glory G1S, the first rugged smartphone with integrated high-resolution thermal imaging and night vision technologies, was launched today by AGM, the leader in rugged handsets for outdoor life, with 1.5 million users worldwide.

G1S replaces heavy thermal imagers with a portable 5G smartphone that you can carry everywhere.

A competitive price for 256x192 high-resolution thermal images at cinema-quality 25FPS and 20MP IR night vision capability with advanced thermal imaging technology with 40,000 sensors.

The AGM G1S is certified MIL-STD-810H for extreme conditions and is 100% waterproof IP68.

The AGM G1S is a rugged smartphone with a thermal imaging camera that measures temperatures as low as -20°C*550°C.With 256x192 resolution and advanced on-screen features, it provides more accurate visual temperature indexing via enhanced on-screen controls. 

G1S can be used for a wide range of tasks, including recreational, water sports, and outdoor adventures, as well as essential on-the-job tasks, including search and rescue, construction, plumbing, pest management, healthcare, first responders, and others.

The G1S is also completely waterproof, with IP68 certification for total protection against water submersion for more than 30 minutes under a water depth of 112 meters.

The G1S is tested to military standard MIL-STD-810H for use in rugged terrain and extreme conditions, including shock, sand/dirt, extreme temperature, and difficult environmental conditions.The AGM G1S includes a night vision camera and other modern features making it the perfect outdoor handset. 

With headquarters in Shenzhen, China, AGM manufactures innovative and reliable handsets for outdoor life and serves more than 1.5 million users worldwide. 

AGM's team is comprised of well-trained engineers and passionate smartphone enthusiasts, devoted to developing the most ultra-rugged, reliable, and powerful smartphones on the market. They unveiled the first rugged 5G smartphone, the AGM X5, in 2020, right after winning the "Best Ruggedized Device Award" at the Mobile Industry Awards in the UK.