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Showing posts with label Drop test. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drop test. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 December 2015

[VIDEO] Watch the Motorola Droid Turbo 2 survive 900ft drop with only a flesh wound


Motorola made bold claims earlier this year when they said their new smartphone, the Motorola DROID Turbo 2, featured a shatter-proof display. Many YouTubers took this as a challenge, putting the device through extreme stress tests most other devices would never survive. But time and time again, no matter how hard people come at the Motorola DROID Turbo 2, the device just wont crack.

That’s probably because, unlike most displays, the Droid Turbo 2’s doesn’t have any glass in it all, with Motorola opting instead for multiple layers of plastic for a 100% shatter-proof durability. Proving once again you simply can’t crack thin sheets of plastic film, UnlockRiver is taking a crack at the Turbo 2, dropping it from more than 900ft in the air using a drone. Does the Turbo 2 survive? You’ll have to watch the video to find out:


Friday, 26 June 2015

Can Samsung Galaxy S6 survive the fire, bending and scratching? (VIDEO)



Lately on YouTube can find a lot of tests that destroy phones without a purpose.

Although for some strange reason these tests are popular, we bring you a test in which the Samsung Galaxy S6 exposed to heat, scratching and bending the purpose of determining endurance, and not simply to destroy the phone.

How do you think the Galaxy S6 survive such torture?


Tuesday, 2 June 2015

Endurance tests all the more bizarre: they burned the HTC One M9

One common way of testing the release of smart phone on the concrete to see what kind of damage can occur. And now they have introduced and flamethrower.


New mobile phones in the market are regularly carried out through various tests and reviews. Bending the iPhone after the release of the last models of the most famous mobile phone in the world was especially popular trend and are bent and many other competitive phones.

One of the regulars ways of visual testing is releasing the phone on the concrete to see what kind of damage can occur.

However, one portal went a little further with this version of the test. Page Digiato decided to test the HTC's new One M9 model, but in addition to the release under introduced an additional variable - the flamethrower!

Glamorous HTC's model did not make it so aggressively testing, but good and resisted the hot test.

With the release of the concrete concerns M9 They proved to be very good, and confirmed speculation that is partly good resistant to damage.

Let's hope still flaring test will become the standard in testing new gadgets ..


Thursday, 14 May 2015

Can the LG G4 survive drop? (VIDEO)




LG to its current premium phone, G4, did not use the latest, the fourth generation of Gorilla Glass, which is supposedly a lot more resistant to shock than the previous ones. LG is a reasoned information to the G4 with its curved screen, but strong enough to resist breaking the screen if you drop.

This test is done with a height of about 1.5 meters, and see the results.Poor LG G4, which is slightly curved 5.5-inch IPS display screen Quantum protected Gorilla Glass 3 protection, floating in the air in the now common but still sickening drop test. Took off twice. The first time was simulated fall from 1.5 m  landed on its side, and the second time with approximately the same height landed straight to the front.

Watch the video: