The Apple company is often proud of the durability and durability of its smartphones, which are said to survive a fall on a hard surface and not be destroyed by any material. But many YouTubers, reviewers and testers take this claim too literally and conduct all sorts of crash tests where they compare different brands and expose phones to fairly extreme conditions. A similar case, of course, happened with Samsung's new flagship, Galaxy S20 Ultrawho shared it with iPhonem 11 Pro Max.
Some people simply enjoy destroying smartphones, and it's no wonder. Individual tech giants are literally competing to see whose phone will be more durable, often using marketing claims that aren't entirely true. That's when testers come in, taking expensive, branded devices to the test and exposing them to adverse conditions that even an average user could potentially face. It's no different with Samsung and Applu, whose flagships competed in an extreme crash test, whichonec ended up being more or less a draw. During the first round of the test, where the YouTuber dropped both phones from 1 meter flat, the phone had the upper hand Galaxy S20 Ultra, whose fall was almost unaffected. Apple's smartphoneone It went a little worse and the glass on the back of the phone completely shattered. The second round, when the phone fell sideways from the same height, was successful. iPhone and suffered no serious damage.
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The third round, on the other hand, tested the fall with the screen in front, and it should be noted that in this case the new generation from the stable of the apple giant did not prove itself very well. The touch screen survived the impact, but it was much worse than in the case Galaxy S20 Ultrawhose screen only had a few scratchesancTo finally break this tie, the YouTuber prepared a final and rather uncompromising test to determine the final winner. Both phones were subjected to a 1.5-meter drop, ten times in a row. While the smartphoneone from the South Korean Samsung workshop ended up in a completely disastrous and unusable condition, iPhone 11 Pro Max It didn't look much better, but it remained fully functional. The only damaged component was the front camera, which didn't survive the screen-first fall. However, these are definitely quite remarkable results for both companies, and it's certain that users don't have to worry about dropping the phone.
Probably the only difference will be in the prices for the repair...
Apple the joke is overpriced
iPhone 12 will last longer 🙂
Iphone It doesn't hold up to almost anything compared to Samsung or other brands, it's a waste of money
I also basically buy a phone to beat the ground with.
What draw? 😂 Apple was chopped from both sides after three falls and Samsung was not. I have Apple I'd love to, but it's necessary to be nestmorning and it is clear to me that in the case of a page about AppIt won't be possible, but calling this a draw is really stupid 😂
It was probably meant in the style that iphone It was still usable despite being broken. Samsung's glass broke and it was completely gone. Otherwise, I don't know how they got to this point.
Samsung did a better job. This is not about fatancyes, but about the following functionality.
A very limited opinion
Probably the worst thing is that a demented person cuts two high-end mobiles because of a stupid test.
It's clear that if I drop my phone, it will have consequences depending on the terrain, and it doesn't matter what the manufacturer is.
Another temptation of the Czech language seems to me ;)
I don't know who these stupid tests are interested in. You're spitting here Apple and you have no idea what you're talking about. I like Samsungs, they work really well and they're great phones, but Applu don't touch your ankles. In addition, about the Samsung z cases miniI could put a small height, i.e. about 40 cm on a floating floor. Two pads = 2x broken display. I note in a plastic package. Is it a problem? No. I'm stupid for not paying attention. If you bang your stick on the corner of the table, you'll break the cone too. You have to be very careful. If it happens, look for the fault in yourself, not in the manufacturer.
You've probably never had a Samsung, otherwise you wouldn't have written that, would you? Apple they don't reach my ankles. I use both phones, iPhone XS, then Samsung S10 and both work great and both lack something that the other has, I mean at the OS level, not HW. I would really like to know what Samsung is so bad at compared to the iPhone that it can't even match it. Don't write ecosystem, that's a really old song and you can create that "ecosystem" on Android too + Windows, i.e. Linux or BSD (although it's a little worse there). That he has it Apple simple and you don't have to set anything up and solve them is certainly nice, but it really works elsewhere as well.