A factory order for 6.5-inch FHD rugged phones needs a delivery inspection that checks the agreed configuration. The purpose is to detect substitutions or recurring faults before devices are assigned to workers.
Define the inspection record
List the model, hardware revision, firmware, memory, screen specification and accessories agreed in the order. Choose the sampling and escalation approach with the supplier based on the order's requirements. Do not substitute an arbitrary universal inspection percentage for that agreement.
Run consistent checks
Compare device labels and packaging with the approved sample. Open a standard text and image set, check touch operation across the screen and launch the required application. Record faults by unit identifier so repeated issues can be traced to a delivery group. Keep the intended protector fitted where it forms part of the order.
Handle failures explicitly
Agree whether mismatched units are replaced, repaired or subjected to further inspection. X5 is listed with a 5.3-inch screen; receiving an X5 does not satisfy an exact 6.5-inch FHD order. Record such a substitution as a specification mismatch. Release units only after the agreed acceptance checks pass, and retain the results with the delivery record for later support.
Review the X5 product details for the documented compact configuration.




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