When turned on, the device's UI simplifies into four simple categories: message and e-mail, notifications, camera, and phone. You'll also get G'zWorld, an app that lets you record, share, and geotag all your outdoor activities, and Glove Mode.Īs you can gather, users should activate Glove Mode when they're using the Commando 4G LTE while wearing gloves. Some of these functions are also featured as home screen widgets for easy access, alongside a flashlight and battery-saver widget. There's also a star-gazing app, a pedometer and virtual trek tracker, and a barometer to measure atmospheric pressure.

One such add-on is G'zGear, which includes a compass (this compass is also featured in both the home and lock screens), a thermometer, a high/low tide weather app, and an app that tells you when the sun and moon will rise and set. If you want to access either the 4G LTE microSIM card or microSD card slots underneath it, slide the orange lock at the bottom of the battery to the right. The 1,800mAh battery inside is also locked down. Then, using an indentation to the right, pry off the plate with your finger. To remove the plate, switch the lock upward. A vertical toggle lock secures the battery door.

The 8-megapixel camera is at the top left with its flash right next to it. Finally, the bottom edge features a small hole that you can loop a lanyard or strap through.įastened by four screws in each corner, the device's back sports a dimpled texture. On the right are a Micro-USB port that also can be plugged, and a charging terminal. Up top are a 3.5mm headphone jack that can be covered by a small plastic door, and a sleep/power button. Josh Miller/CNETĪside from a volume rocker, the left edge houses a programmable shortcut (or 'tactile' as Casio likes to put it) key that you can customize to launch applications like your contacts, Gmail, or music. In addition to the battery door, the battery itself is also secured with a toggle lock.

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