If you're wondering what all last the latest iPhone 15 Pro, you don't have to destroy yours. Just watch the video from JerryRigEverything, where you'll find out how easily a display scratches, how easily titanium scratches, and how long a display can withstand fire. If you're wondering why someone would destroy a brand new, barely out of the box phone, iPhone 15 Pro, the answer is quite simple. The video has over 2,5 million views in 13 hours after being uploaded to YouTube, and its author has earned a new income in half a day. iPhone and more views will come.
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Well, I'm curious about more tests, because how easily the rear glass cracked was very surprising. Zack didn't even take a consultation and it was done...
1. the color sucks, it wears off :(, so now I understand why the AWU 2 didn't get black or something else, it would wear off after a few months of use
2. it cracked like nothing on the back, it will be cracked iP 15 PRO :-D
I don't understand why the resistance of the lenses is a knife, he should have taken a spade with the hardness of quartz/sand, so we know how it will scratch us on the beach, even if it is only in a pocket, because even there the grains of sand are inflated, which can irreversibly destroy (scratch) the lenses :(
Well, it's very interesting. I guess I'm not as resistant to marketing as I thought! It actually forced me to open the tables and find out how things are. Titanium is about 40% lighter with a "similar" strength and volume to steel. However, the hardness of titanium is around 1,8 GPa, while steel has around 2,4 GPa - if we are talking about an ideal alloy. This means that titanium is somewhat softer. In addition, it also has lower tensile and shear strengths andonec has less thermal conductivity than an ideal steel alloy - so it may not be as successful in its passive cooling function.
Overall, however, titanium is many times more resistant to chemical influences and corrosion, and even though we can usually scratch its surface more easily. In addition, it is anti-allergenic.
So everyone can consider what they expect from a phone. Pro Personally, I find the lightness of the phone more important, but I can imagine a lot of users who have different ideals!
Well, as always (every year...) we will see it in a few weeks... classically APPLE he did not disappoint..
Yes, otherwise it's very funny how the morons who destroy it, have it right away...
I would be interested in the weight of the frame titanium vs steel. I don't believe it will be a noticeable difference when worn.
It is written in first impressions…
I think that someone will take the phone apart and consider how much gram it weighs and how much steel would weigh