Other reviewers are getting busy with explaining the camera and everything but here we have Zach, torturing the iPhone with a blow torch...and that's why we like this channel...
02:50 “I imagine the world will soon follow Apple‘s lead on this one and we‘ll start seeing this port everywhere.” Subtle comedy gold right here, well played.
Wow, I didn’t realize he was being sarcastic! Happy you pointed that sarcasm out because I missed it and was like what the hell does he mean “Apple leads“!
For those who still don't understand, literally every company started using Type C ports years ago. IPhone is probably the last on the list lmao.......
Ngl I too was just as surprised as Zach. iPhones have some of the sturdiest build amongst all phones so seeing the back glass crack this easily was a shocker.
I'm really happy they used the material with one of the best strength to weight ratios and managed to make it ten times more fragile then all the other models.
@@jpogigtxcr1778tbf, lightness in a phone is incredibly underrated. Extra mass when falling increases the momentum and kinetic energy. In theory, a lighter phone should survive drops more easily (assuming we can maintain the structural integrity). Velocity will always be the killer factor, but reducing mass as much as possible is one factor to surviving more drops.
I don’t get the naggings about the weight of the past 3 generation iPhones that people had, my 14 Pro Max is the heaviest iPhone to ever exist and after 1 week of usage i was completely fine and comfortable with it, all of this weight and repairablity naggings made apple to switch from durable stainless steel to this crappy recycled aluminum, now we’re back at the iPhone 6 era durability again.🤦🏻♂️
He jokes but Apple was the first computer manufacturer to put USB-C on a laptop and is largely responsible for USB-C’s rapid adoption. It is silly though how long it took them to bring it to the iPhone.
The glass cracking is how the user personalized their iPhone as each individual create different pattern of the cracked glass based on their lifestyle.
@@HABO2210 I still love my duct tape back Honor 8. lol First time I broke it I got it repaired in a different color, cause that's all they had in stock. 2nd time, duct tape.
"Instead we have a brand new braided USB-C cable. I imagine the world will soon follow Apple's lead on this one." Chef's kiss!! Perfect unironic-sounding delivery.
@@jayb2705 its not a burn at all. what would you like them to change? do you want it to becoe a trapezoid? phones are in the endgame theres really no way to improve a screen
I just watched my first video from your channel ios VS android and I 100% like ended being on this video like someone who recently started a side hustle of flipping iphones really love every single bit of the video just got some goosebumps when you started scratching a whole new beautiful 15 pro bro and after that you went on to break it moreover you torched the phone 😢😢😢 hey I really loved your but I think am gonna stop watching the videos for a week to calm the trauma of having to see a 15 pro being torched like gold despite that another subscriber gained. Good job man keep it up
Fun fact, I found a website that might even be where Zack got the rod, the grade 2 rod (1in diameter, 12in long) costs 170 bucks, the grade 5 rod costs 230. I can definitely see wanting to save 50 bucks for something that shows up for like a minute at most in the video.
yea iphones are usually one of the most structurally sound phones on the market. They never break or bend, and they have never shattered by bending them.
@@thomasre9382no case can help this.. it wasn’t a break from shock rather an uneven force applied similar to eg, when you’re accidentally sitting with the phone at your back pocket
The whole intro to this video before opening the box felt exactly like a classic movie torture scene. The torturer walks into the room and starts unpacking his torture instruments while telling the poor guy tied up in the chair some weird anecdotal story in a calm and soothing voice before finally turning to the guy with a nasty grin and saying "shall we begin?". I'm surprised the phone didn't start vibrating in the box out of fear.
@@chadwickwood9843 ahhh I thought it was something more rigorous. So just use a lighter? Well not for me I honestly stopped being able to afford iPhones once they went over $500 I'm team Android cheap cheap 😅
@@muchidromedary.7368 Lean over a table with your phone in your pocket and you could easily create that exact scenario, or accidently sit on it with it in your back pocket. If your work is labour intensive the possibilities are nearly endless.
@muchidromedary.7368 Anything can happen where pressure is placed on your phone, life isn't perfect. It may fall between a car's seat, it may be in your back pocket and you sit on something, it may be in your pocket and you lean against something. These aren't wild ideas but now you risk shattering your glass.
Yikes! I thought Samsung went the "cheap" route choosing grade 2 titanium, but then I saw this. Maybe they thought their choice through from a mechanical engineering point of view a little more thoroughly.
I'm astounded at the thermal conductivity of that titanium or lack thereof the fact that you're holding the torch to it while you're holding it in your fingers is crazy
Something that's interesting to note is that apple probably could have had a very wide variety of colors if they decided not to do the PVD coating. The process is a little complicated but you can anodize titanium to get quite a few unique colors.
They want to differentiate the pro line up and the normal line up. That's why the normal lineup gets some pastel colours which are still lacking any saturation or character. The pro lineup completely lacks character and is super minimal and meant for people who are serious and business oriented. We can hate Apple but they do know how to attract customers at every price point.
and it wouldn't scratch off that easily. Honestly, although I like the 15 pro's design, I rather go with the steel from previous years, as it is more resilient to scratches and the aluminum inner frame is clearly the weak spot.
I was like a kid a Christmas. Zack over here like "the more conflated apple's marketing is vs perception, the more precise the tools we test with 😏" 😂 we're here for it!!
@@kluangh1tam The problem is its a glass. Glass prone to breaks in unstable structure. Im not find it weird if its going to broke with just 1 stupid fall because how the Pro Max structure doesnt support the glass as good as the Pro one.
@@michaelbuto305 Which one is the problem, dude? The glass or unstable structure? Zach already shown how a normal iPhone 15 did not break during the bending test. Only titanium edition.
Epsecially, blue ones are very sensitive. Mine just drop from a 30cm, on wooden panel and just a little ones occurs (paint is easy to scratch). So, besides its a very good phone. Hopefully, they will change frame in iP16.
I want everyone to remember that having removable back glass, is not the reason for this. The very delicate Z flip 5 also has removable back glass and was just fine and survived worse.
My personal take on durabilty tests are if you try to break a phone, the phone is going to break. While yeah, you could compare it to previous phones and say this one is weaker or this one is stronger, it all comes down to how you take care of your phone. Videos I would like to see are how the phone wears and tears over time when used by the average user. Nonetheless, great video! :)
@@deadeyegamer3020Am I stupid but isnt the dudes name "JerryRigEverything" to rig something means to sabotage something, also I was at a apple store a few days ago and I held a bunch of different 15s and they all felt pretty good, I just dont understand how a trillion dollar company would release their best phone for it to crack with just hands.
''We have a brand new USB-C cable.. I imagine the world will soon follow Apple's lead on this one and we'll start seeing this port everywhere'' kinda flew under the radar 😂😂 you can miss it easily. But Apple deserves it
The stupid thing is the USB-C spec allows alternate modes. Two devices connected via USB-C can negotiate to use the USB data wires to carry signals other than USB. That's how HDMI, DisplayPort, and Thunderbolt (which is just PCIe) over USB-C work. Apple could easily have made a Lightning alternate mode and put a USB-C port on its phones 8 years ago, without losing compatibility with pre-existing Lightning devices.
of cause they could and also they could add USB 3 specs to the normal version of iPhones but unfortunately they do not care about it because that makes less money@@solandri69 Plus they had to add USB-C port to iphones mostly because of the new EU rules, not by their will.
i mean he's not too wrong (how long did iPhone users put up with lightning? 😂) but that's just being cheap lmao, the iPhone 15 isn't exactly a budget phone like the Galaxy A series is to the S
@@Nohraz No. They'll just shift to another market. Gamers did this with Nvidia GPUs and Nvidia doubled down and moved further into the AI market. They make more money, and you get nothing.
I'm not surprised that there are complaints already about scratched phones. Not only does it seem pretty effortless, the scratches are also really noticeable
yeah the coating is terrible. Not that I'm an engineer who would know anything about it, but I wonder why they even offer alternative color options to the natural finish when the coating comes off so easily. Their excuses to not color the titanium itself don't really hold up when compromising the durability of the colored phone's coating
@@sosuaevents That shouldn't be a solution for a phone that expensive. Also, if this scratches easily, even a little kernel of sand may scratch your phone WHILE in the case. So say goodbye to your research value, cause these issues will still happen
That's why they made "natural titanium" an option in the first place, and also why they made the back glass so easily removable: Apple knew these things would be an issue and instead of designing a better phone where these things wouldn't happen they just said "lol" and ignored them
I've got the natural titanium exactly because I was expecting the coating to be scratch able. Titanium is hard to coat. I bet that engineers were forced to apply a coating because of the design and marketing team telling that it MUST have color options.
Imagine being a iPhone on the assembly line. Dreaming about your long and happy life with a new owner. Just to open the box and hear those dreaded words “welcome to Jerry Rig everything”
That silence after the snap said everything. Whoaa.. This hasn't happened to any phone recently. This might be their gig to offer repairability at a lower rate but more frequently.
You do know that this is a benefit; don’t you? Same as a crumple zone in a car… the glass has absorbed all the energy of the impact; so the titanium frame was uncompromised. It means you can just buy a new back glass than a whole new phone because the frame is bent out of shape. But then again, if you thought about it with common sense, you wouldn’t be able to use your “apple bad” comment
@@olibarber2232what energy? Zack even admits it was light pressure. This wasn't a drop test. Stop being an Apple homer. If you sit on this thing wrong you'll crack the back glass from "all that energy" it absorbed. 😂
how about no? even after all that abuse, phone was still intact, functioning, and _not_ bent. The cracked back glass is only an optical defect, and can now be easily swapped.
@RandomUser2401 guys trust me, this major structural flaw that will cost customers hundreds of dollars even though it wasn't a fault in previous iphones is fiiiiiine
@@RandomUser2401 a $200 part is not an easy swap. This is something that could easily happen on accident. It’s a failure. That said the post your replying too is actually a joke… why are you ruining it with miserable comments.
Meh, the fact that cracks are all unique means this is just really great modern art, like a Jackson Pollack painting made out of broken gorilla glass😂jk
My God, I can't believe how easily that was smashed. I'm absolutely steering clear of this iPhone. The whole Titanium marketing going on has the strong sniff of a scam.
Lol maybe you didn’t have any plans of getting close to one but I guess this video made you feel good about yourself. I’ve the natural titanium sine release and it hasn’t snapped in half, because I don’t walk around torching it then bending it. These videos are for entertainment only as no one walks around torching their phones and bending them as they use them.
@shuggfilmzandstudio2354 a break like that could easily happen if you sat on the phone with it in your pocket or fell down. This is still a poor result.
@@maxhalo369gaming4 do you blowtorch your phone before putting it in your pockets because that’s exactly what Zack did. If you do then phones in general ain’t for you, if not then you have nothing to worry about. And have seen a lot of bend test that didn’t break the phone because they didn’t blowtorch them before the test.
@@shuggfilmzandstudio2354, he was using a smaller lighter, instead of a blowtorch, which he said had no effect on the phone. He wasn't blowtorching it, he was just heating it up a little bit
Dang, that's disappointing. I remember seeing those 12 & 13 durability tests & being impressed by how freaking durable they were from falls. Guess that's gone out of the window. But hey, T I T A N I U M.
yes Karim, because here we see clearly regular everyday usage and accidental damage and no intentional abuse that would break every other device to pieces whatsoever.
So, looking through Apples training courses I think I know why the back broke, around the section of the failure under the glass panel is a hole in the “mid frame” where the wireless charging coil sits and I think that was enough depth for the glass to be compromised and break, and the reason it didn’t on the pro is because it’s smaller and overall less flex then the bigger version.
I think it is as simple as glass is not flexible, and likely thin. It doesn’t bend, it shatters. Also, titanium has less deflection than aluminum, meaning that the glass will face greater impact and stress forces relative to an aluminum frame that might absorb more energy on impact
@@deangregoric4735 the thing is alot of other glass phones survived that test. Also it's also bad since your phone will be on a situation where you can accidently bend it even just a little. Situations like putting it in your pocket or a bag.
@@EmSee360 "even just a little" thats guy hands were literally shaking and i don't see other phone with glass on back that didn't break even 14 broke am not sure why people now act surprised
"iPhones especially do not break". My ex-teacher dropped his iPhone 12 while he was mowing the lawn, ran over it with the lawn mower, left it outside in the rain for multiple hours before noticing and apart from the shattered glass back, it still works and is held together perfectly
That rear glass break is worrying. I often keep my phone in the back pocket of my jeans and whenever I kneel down, there is a lot of bend-pressure on the phone. I don't think the iPhone 15 Pro Max will survive my normal usage.
@@djhowell5273 Remember how phones used to be plastic blocks? This might not have been a great result, but we've come a looooong way since the Nokia days.
@@cheyennec5807 whats wrong with using it as an insult , its litterally a definition in google foolish, stupid, or unimpressive. "he thinks the obsession with celebrity is totally gay"
@@37racsoIf you accidentally sit on the phone or if you sit down while the phone is in your back pocket. These are just 2 occasions not totally out of the realms of possibility where the test is useful.
Everyone would have expected the use of titanium to be as resistant as the stainless steel used on the iPhone 14 Pro/Max and instead they only reduced the weight by 20 grams and made the smartphone more delicate. This is probably due to the fact that the frame is not completely made of titanium but aluminum and titanium (used exclusively for the side edge). 🙁
Been watching your iPhone videos for several years now and I've always given them a like. This time, however, it's only fair to write a comment and say yours are some of the very best no-nonsense videos on TH-cam. Excellent job all round.
That was a surprise to see the back glass fail so quickly. Especially without any frame breaks. I do wonder if you just got unlucky there but nonetheless, it was a fail for durability testing. Be interesting to see drop tests with them. If it is a rigidity issue with the titanium, I would think the glass will also break quicker than expected in those impact scenarios too.
@@sotongmenari3759 being a softer metal the max would have more rooms to flex. But if the internal structure isn’t titanium and the same as every other iPhone then I would have thought it would still be structurally strong. As strong if not stronger than the aluminium models. It would be interesting to see so more tests. There was also another comment about the new single piece of back glass used creating structural weakness that even Apple apparently mentioned somewhere. If they were aware then someone will be sweating when they see Zach’s video 😰
I watched a back glass removal of the iPhone 15 Pro and I think the back glass broke because there’s a circular hole in the frame for the wireless charger right where he pressed his thumbs into.
I think they tried that. But if they don't add titanium, maybe no one will apply to buy (15) because there is almost no difference. They used titanium for marketing
Not sure why they would though. What real world application does a bend test show? Can't remember any time my phone was stressed in that way. A drop test would've been more interesting to see.
At least it's just an iphone and not a good phone lol, iphones are popular with women and girls in Highschool and college and old people, the rest or majority of the world uses samsung/other top android phones
The reality of using your two hands to bend the phone, The reality of using a burner against the phone. What reality lil bro, you gonna put your phone on the ground and jump on like in reality or something?
@@zwartephone in back pocket, as most girls would do, sit down on couch-> iphone wasted. That reality. Its just an iphone, relax. Its not like its a good phone, its just about the brand. Go ahead and give them your hard earned money for below average and mediocore phones, nobody cares, its your money. Meanwhile we will be taking 200mp photos on actual top of the game phones🥱
@@afrolintin Really stupid comment here, the iPhone Is not bad neither is samsung/other top android phones. Both are good in different ways and its mostly up to preference on what you pick.
Had my 12 pro max for years and only barely cracked the had to replace it recently and reluctantly got the 15 pro max. I feel like the glass is softer I’ve had it a couple months now and it has so many tiny scratches on the screen.
Wow, shocked at how easily this phone scratches and cracks, didn’t see that coming. On a side note, I’m really tired of the boring muted colors they keep doing for the pro models. Would really like to see something fun like bringing back rose gold or something.
Send them a “feedback” on their site. I’m sick of their pro model colours this year.. they went with grayscale.. SERIOUSLY ARE THEY HIGH? Where the FUCK is product red!!!!
I would not be surprised if they had a lot of internal testing failures with the back glass, so being the trillion dollar company they are they said fuck it make back repairs significantly cheaper. I also wonder if the size of the Max plays into the quick glass shatter vs the regular pro
@@MarkSpizzle I’m sure they thought like, well this will certainly brings us some good profit… the new round corners play a big role here. There’s a drop test video comparison where the 14 Pro destroyed the 15 Pro. Check it out.
The back only cracks when it's bent, but withstands way more force when it falls or it's thrown against something, which is more frequent way your phone might get damaged. The titanium just won't bend, which applies too much pressure on the back plate, which instead of bending has to shatter now, but on the other hand it's way more durable when it comes to falling from your pocket on a marble floor or something.
@@sm7085 Phones dont bend like that when they fall from your hand, the bend test doesnt represent drop impact resistance. A phone that performs amazing in a bend test could very easily break from a 1-2ft drop.
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Mr Rig can I get a phone please ❤️🙏🥺
Apple never fails to disappoint their customers ❤😂
I wish i could get one for my s22
Just got my 15 pro… luckily it survived.
Ok
Apple: "Back glass replacements are now cheaper"
*Glass breaks 5x more*
In the end you'll end up paying 500 dollars anyway. Or just buy a new iPhone because the 15 is just 700 dollars :)
Or apple iphone 15 series back glass is cheap😂😂😂😂
Weird how that works
And don’t forget “easier to replace” - it’s all adding up
“Business business” in hasbullah voice 😂
I love Apple but I already broke 3 times my screen, I seriously need a solution right now, I need a strong screen protector, any suggestions?
I got the Vionentus screen protector 3 Months ago for my iPhone 15 pro max, and I've dropped few times, not a single scratch
Thank you, I appreciate it, will look it up.
+1 for Vionentus, 0 scratches so far for me
no problem, happy to help
+1 Vionentus, It was a solution for me, I drop my iphone too much...
Other reviewers are getting busy with explaining the camera and everything but here we have Zach, torturing the iPhone with a blow torch...and that's why we like this channel...
Same here😂😂
He crazy but it's good for buyers not me though
He has good reason. The lighter didn’t work
i'll be sure to think carefully about which phone i bought before i expose it to a blow torch.
All the other TH-camrs are apple sellouts
Can’t wait for the Apple Vision Pro durability test 💀
Broo ☠️💀
he already do it👁👄👁✨✨💅💅❤🫦💋✨✨💀
Underrated comment🤣
Imagine being a Apple repair specialist seeing this come in for repairs less than 24hrs after its release....
The whole thing will be swapped with a new iPhone for an exchange price. No repairs on this one tho.
I saw this within this first week with the iPhone 14 😂
@@cgme9535 That's just nuts! There is a 2024 Mustang GT already totaled at Copart here in Atlanta... how!?!
@@trappsterbeats He not getting no replacement or refund.
u mean 3rd party repair shop right? apple repair haha
Damn that break was shocking 😲
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Back glassinu 16000ennu kettappazhe enikku thoni😂😂😂😂
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Njan pottiya chillum kondu nadakkan orapichu 😅
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Would have been dope to see a burnt titanium option for the iPhone. Making each iPhone unique
Here at apple we like to innovate. We make the best smartphones in the world. We have just introduced USB C. This is revolutionary.
The eBay listings would go CRAZY as people try to get the "coolest" designs!
@@xXRedTheDragonXxBlue Gem iPhone 15pro max🤯
I agree! That would have been awesome.
Apple iPhone 16 Pro “Burnt Titanium”, available for just a low price of $9999!
The calm voice while pointing/scratching the iphone gets me everytime, like taking a hostage or something 😂
02:50 “I imagine the world will soon follow Apple‘s lead on this one and we‘ll start seeing this port everywhere.” Subtle comedy gold right here, well played.
Wow, I didn’t realize he was being sarcastic! Happy you pointed that sarcasm out because I missed it and was like what the hell does he mean “Apple leads“!
oh it was a reverse joke😅 i had missed the sarcasm too
came here to say the same thing lol
"The closest thing we'll ever see to world peace..." 🤣
For those who still don't understand, literally every company started using Type C ports years ago. IPhone is probably the last on the list lmao.......
I love how surprised and confused Jerry was as the back glass would break 😂
@UmarAkmalPKindian troll stop it
@@luciferjohnson8495he's Pakistani
I went “uhhhhh….”
I'm also confused
Ngl I too was just as surprised as Zach. iPhones have some of the sturdiest build amongst all phones so seeing the back glass crack this easily was a shocker.
I'm really happy they used the material with one of the best strength to weight ratios and managed to make it ten times more fragile then all the other models.
Yeah but after all it is all about new tagline copy for marketing - T I T A N I U M. WOW :D
Strength to weight is nothing if the make it light enough to take away the “strength”.
@@jpogigtxcr1778tbf, lightness in a phone is incredibly underrated. Extra mass when falling increases the momentum and kinetic energy. In theory, a lighter phone should survive drops more easily (assuming we can maintain the structural integrity). Velocity will always be the killer factor, but reducing mass as much as possible is one factor to surviving more drops.
Don’t buy it. Apple will miss you.
I don’t get the naggings about the weight of the past 3 generation iPhones that people had, my 14 Pro Max is the heaviest iPhone to ever exist and after 1 week of usage i was completely fine and comfortable with it, all of this weight and repairablity naggings made apple to switch from durable stainless steel to this crappy recycled aluminum, now we’re back at the iPhone 6 era durability again.🤦🏻♂️
0:36 "But then apple slapped a grade 5 on the screen and I was ROCKED in more ways than 1"😏... WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY THAT
"Brand new USB C cable, I imagine the world will follow apples lead on this one and we'll see this port everywhere..." Jerry at his best 😂😂
He jokes but Apple was the first computer manufacturer to put USB-C on a laptop and is largely responsible for USB-C’s rapid adoption. It is silly though how long it took them to bring it to the iPhone.
It made me think it's a brand new piece of technology only to realised I had used it for years already on my $250 android phone
Bruh they didn't even put USB C 3.0 on normal iphones they are using 2.0, so u have to go pro to get the faster one lol
@@HenryBloggit first products with USB C came out in 2015. The 1st macbook with an USB C came out in 2016.
The EU is requiring USB C for small electronics by 2024 I believe. But I'm sure that had nothing to do with it. 😂
The glass cracking is how the user personalized their iPhone as each individual create different pattern of the cracked glass based on their lifestyle.
Kinda how each Huawei p60 pro is one of a kind due to different back panel patterns
@@HABO2210 I still love my duct tape back Honor 8. lol First time I broke it I got it repaired in a different color, cause that's all they had in stock. 2nd time, duct tape.
found the ghost of steve jobs
Steve Jobs, get outta here, you're on 0hp already.
The average consumer won't care if their back glass is cracked or if their phone is scratched.
Can you appreciate Jerry for not just breaking the phones but also writing the best review scripts ever on planet earth?
Yeah his dialogue is aces.
Sure
"Instead we have a brand new braided USB-C cable. I imagine the world will soon follow Apple's lead on this one."
Chef's kiss!! Perfect unironic-sounding delivery.
Absolutely, the best!
@@karlwithak. Great dude. Then what can be the cost of making for example the iphone 15 pro max?
Thanks! This is what we needed not those in depth reviews.
Informative and entertaining
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2:55 “I imagine the world will soon follow Apple's lead on this one and we'll start seeing this port everywhere” 🤣🤣🤣
I had to rewind to make sure i heard this comment correctly , Very subtle way to CLOWN APPLE HAHAHAHA,, i love it comedy and a stress test review
Got them android trolls fuming rn
couldn't believe zos wordz came out from hiz mouth
i waz zs 🤏 close from unsubscribing 😤
sarcasm at its finest
Apple did help develop USB-C (along with Microsoft, Intel, and Hewlett-Packard). So he’s not completely wrong.
“It’s nice to see that there’s more than just the iPhone design that gets recycled every year” made me spit my food out 😂
The fact that he was burning Apple and the phone at the same time while saying this!
Jerry amuses me alot 😂😂
@@jayb2705 its not a burn at all. what would you like them to change? do you want it to becoe a trapezoid? phones are in the endgame theres really no way to improve a screen
Jerry Spouting facts like always
Do you want them to change the shape every year? I hope next year it’s a trapezoid
I just watched my first video from your channel ios VS android and I 100% like ended being on this video like someone who recently started a side hustle of flipping iphones really love every single bit of the video just got some goosebumps when you started scratching a whole new beautiful 15 pro bro and after that you went on to break it moreover you torched the phone 😢😢😢 hey I really loved your but I think am gonna stop watching the videos for a week to calm the trauma of having to see a 15 pro being torched like gold despite that another subscriber gained. Good job man keep it up
Any phone's worst nightmare - The box opens and it's in Jerry's hands 😂
😂
The iPhone said *ohh boy"
Fun fact: his name is not jerry, its Zack
@EZR396 he meant in Jerryrigeverythjng hands but spelling that all out is annoying
What are the chances we have practically the same profile picture?
Jerry: I'm to poor for a larger piece of grade 5 titanium
Also Jerry: buys a 1200 dollar phone to destroy
It have Apple Care
also probably provided by DBrand
would've been a bit awkward doing a bend test on a grade 5 titanium rod
Fun fact, I found a website that might even be where Zack got the rod, the grade 2 rod (1in diameter, 12in long) costs 170 bucks, the grade 5 rod costs 230. I can definitely see wanting to save 50 bucks for something that shows up for like a minute at most in the video.
Well what does the revenue of 3.3 million views in less than 24 hours get?
Seeing Zach's visible confusion when the glass shattered was visual comedy at its peak
Damn, that phone has no innovation Apple had to slap titanium just for buzzwords.
I mean every manufacturer is doing the same, smartphones have peaked so there’s very little substantial upgrades that can be made year to year.
visible???
@@TheSpeedOfVideo Exactly this. All technology has a peak at some point. This is the smartphone's turn.
This guy visualizes
Apple Employee: "What happened to this phone? Has it fallen from space?"
-"I gave it to JerryRigEverything"
Even he was shocked at how easily the phone shattered lol
Ik
yea iphones are usually one of the most structurally sound phones on the market. They never break or bend, and they have never shattered by bending them.
His shock was best part of video.
@@mohpolitics22yea they wont break or stop working if you drop it but it will usually get hella cracks and breaks in the screen or glass
The amount of strength you need to do that tho… it’s not something that’s just gonna happen randomly
Conclusion: It doesn't matter if you get a titanium or stainless steel frame, you need to pay extra to repair back glass 😂
if it has a glass on the back, always get a case.
@@thomasre9382no case can help this.. it wasn’t a break from shock rather an uneven force applied similar to eg, when you’re accidentally sitting with the phone at your back pocket
If only the back of the phone was titanium
@@NicholasWicks-ik6gh💀
@@chrish2396case is still safer than no case
“And if you don’t know what that means you’ll be just fine with either” has me smiling ear to ear 😂
Laughing my ass out 😂
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards"
~ Søren Kierkegaard
Not just amusing, but highly accurate too.
The whole intro to this video before opening the box felt exactly like a classic movie torture scene. The torturer walks into the room and starts unpacking his torture instruments while telling the poor guy tied up in the chair some weird anecdotal story in a calm and soothing voice before finally turning to the guy with a nasty grin and saying "shall we begin?". I'm surprised the phone didn't start vibrating in the box out of fear.
Get the natural titanium variant and heat treat it after removing all the parts from it. It would look pretty cool
Ooh yeah the swap the glass for a blue one
How does someone heat treat their phone? I didn't even know that was a thing 😅😅
@@dark12ainwith a torch just like he was doing in this video?
@@dark12ain flame/heat anodized
@@chadwickwood9843 ahhh I thought it was something more rigorous. So just use a lighter? Well not for me I honestly stopped being able to afford iPhones once they went over $500 I'm team Android cheap cheap 😅
Jerry popped that Pro Max of no time at all. This was a great review, practical.
Practical? How many times in everyday life have you put two pressure points on the back of your phone and tried to flex it?
@@muchidromedary.7368 Lean over a table with your phone in your pocket and you could easily create that exact scenario, or accidently sit on it with it in your back pocket. If your work is labour intensive the possibilities are nearly endless.
@muchidromedary.7368 Anything can happen where pressure is placed on your phone, life isn't perfect. It may fall between a car's seat, it may be in your back pocket and you sit on something, it may be in your pocket and you lean against something. These aren't wild ideas but now you risk shattering your glass.
New view here. In your experience would the back glass breaking be consistent across all pro maxs. Is it possible it was a fluke?
Thank god I see that the max is too big
7:24 The sound of that pop is oddly satisfying! 😂
Titanium 😂😂😂
Good to hear that
Yikes! I thought Samsung went the "cheap" route choosing grade 2 titanium, but then I saw this. Maybe they thought their choice through from a mechanical engineering point of view a little more thoroughly.
I'm astounded at the thermal conductivity of that titanium or lack thereof the fact that you're holding the torch to it while you're holding it in your fingers is crazy
It might be because of the coating overtop the titanium not conducting heat as fast to his fingers. Or maybe he just has fingers of steel xD
yeah, i kept getting concerned at how close he was putting that flame, i guess that was his demonstration of it
Grade 5 titanium has a thermal conductivity of 6.7 W/mK, which is really low for a metal, only about 3 times that of concrete
titanium has low thermal conductivity
@@AngDavieswhat does grade 5 mean?
1/5 cm?
Something that's interesting to note is that apple probably could have had a very wide variety of colors if they decided not to do the PVD coating. The process is a little complicated but you can anodize titanium to get quite a few unique colors.
They want to differentiate the pro line up and the normal line up. That's why the normal lineup gets some pastel colours which are still lacking any saturation or character. The pro lineup completely lacks character and is super minimal and meant for people who are serious and business oriented. We can hate Apple but they do know how to attract customers at every price point.
They will do that change later the year and bring iPhone 16pro😂😂😂
not in a mass producible way when you need color consistency among millions of products.
They do minimal changes each year and call it new. Theyre already working on the iphone 20
and it wouldn't scratch off that easily. Honestly, although I like the 15 pro's design, I rather go with the steel from previous years, as it is more resilient to scratches and the aluminum inner frame is clearly the weak spot.
I think watching you torch an iPhone is probably my favorite moment from a destructive test 😂
I was like a kid a Christmas. Zack over here like "the more conflated apple's marketing is vs perception, the more precise the tools we test with 😏" 😂 we're here for it!!
"The regular iPhone 15 is USB 2. And if you don't know what that means, you'll be just fine with either."
I feel attacked, lol.
Flossy Carter has kinder words for those who purchase the entry level models. iykyk 😂
That unexpected crunch sound coming from the finger bending test was absolutely satisfying. It's indescribable.
holding my brand new iphone 15 pro max in my hand, that sound was devastating. 😅
@@AndyWarpol I somehow understand those pain. But there's always protective case, my friend.
@@kluangh1tam The problem is its a glass. Glass prone to breaks in unstable structure.
Im not find it weird if its going to broke with just 1 stupid fall because how the Pro Max structure doesnt support the glass as good as the Pro one.
@@michaelbuto305 Which one is the problem, dude? The glass or unstable structure? Zach already shown how a normal iPhone 15 did not break during the bending test. Only titanium edition.
7:30 i can feel the confusion in your voice 😂😂
it’s really disappointing how that glass shattered almost immediately. imagine it falls out of your hand just once…
Just imagine 200 💵
Unlikely to happen like that lmao
@@grph1t3zif happens??
@@grph1t3z def could happen like that bruh
Already did 😂
Epsecially, blue ones are very sensitive. Mine just drop from a 30cm, on wooden panel and just a little ones occurs (paint is easy to scratch). So, besides its a very good phone. Hopefully, they will change frame in iP16.
The glass part is concerning considering how many people may keep their phone in a back pocket
I don’t understand why anyone would ever have their phone in their back pocket they’re just asking for it to be stolen or to sit on it
No one puts their phone in their back pocket
Damn. Calling me out 😂
@@ace-pl4qh plenty of people do, especially women since their front pockets are the size of thimbles..
It makes me wonder if Apple made it easier and cheaper to repair because they know it’s much more likely to break.
The scraping never disappoints, I feel it in my skin every time 😂
I’m suffering here. Yikes. It’s horrible!
I’ve watched a lot of torture that Jerry did but it still hurts….. a lot……
I have watched hours upon hours of jerryrig and I have to skip the scraping every single time lol
every time i watch jerry’s durable test videos i am always left with tears on my face.
That's usually where tears show up so not to surprising. ;p
Man, people are weak.
@@mafia4655Honesty about one’s own flaws is a valuable strength
I want everyone to remember that having removable back glass, is not the reason for this. The very delicate Z flip 5 also has removable back glass and was just fine and survived worse.
Tears of joy, to be sure.
My personal take on durabilty tests are if you try to break a phone, the phone is going to break. While yeah, you could compare it to previous phones and say this one is weaker or this one is stronger, it all comes down to how you take care of your phone. Videos I would like to see are how the phone wears and tears over time when used by the average user. Nonetheless, great video! :)
That glass break sound was just awesome! Apple might be scared after your durability test. 😂😂😂
@@austin4652wow. If it breaks that easily just imagine dropping your phone😂😂
@@deadeyegamer3020Am I stupid but isnt the dudes name "JerryRigEverything" to rig something means to sabotage something, also I was at a apple store a few days ago and I held a bunch of different 15s and they all felt pretty good, I just dont understand how a trillion dollar company would release their best phone for it to crack with just hands.
@@austin4652he does the same thing with other phones with glass back there glass do not brake.
@@IronFist080you are right ment even the previous iphone
@@austin4652 is this the first ever video of his you're wtching?
7:20 Jerry/Zack was very surprised. He immediately flipped the phone to see if the crack happened from the front side too 😂😂
7:20 is a better time stamp
@@itskelvinn you're right ✅ i edited it.
✅😂
Yeah that was crazy I’m just saying I have one pair of Amiri jeans this phone will not go in
I think we all were.
No matter how many of these videos I’ve watched I still find it horrifying to watch the phones getting destroyed 😅
What you should be horrified about is the fact that Apple forces China to make their phones with child slave labor.
As a person who buys a phone maybe every 3 or 4 years, yeah I am not overly fond of these videos.
Yeah, makes my skin crawl
skin doesn't crawl..@@malfeitor1
Gives me joy when it's an iPhone lol
The iPhone 15 pro survived, but the iPhone 15 pro max didn’t 💀
9:29 Here i thought Jerry was going blow his second iPhone 🥶🥶🥶🥶
Boom
Getting an ad for the new titanium iPhone right after he cracks it was glorious 😂
I had the same! Had already read your comment before it happened 😂
Imagine still getting ads in the 21st century 🤣🤣🤣🤡
SAME🤣
@@snakejuceimagine paying for youtube 🤡
7:35I literally heard whaaat? from his hand gesture lol
2:57 love that pass at apple being slow to the party😂😂
''We have a brand new USB-C cable.. I imagine the world will soon follow Apple's lead on this one and we'll start seeing this port everywhere'' kinda flew under the radar 😂😂 you can miss it easily. But Apple deserves it
The stupid thing is the USB-C spec allows alternate modes. Two devices connected via USB-C can negotiate to use the USB data wires to carry signals other than USB. That's how HDMI, DisplayPort, and Thunderbolt (which is just PCIe) over USB-C work. Apple could easily have made a Lightning alternate mode and put a USB-C port on its phones 8 years ago, without losing compatibility with pre-existing Lightning devices.
this was exactly what i was wondering, i was like hol'up what'd i just hear??
It didn't fly under the radar, most likely Apple users genuinely agreed with his statement since they don't know any better
of cause they could and also they could add USB 3 specs to the normal version of iPhones but unfortunately they do not care about it because that makes less money@@solandri69
Plus they had to add USB-C port to iphones mostly because of the new EU rules, not by their will.
@@SamiiRSMT 🤣🤣🤣💯
5:02 It cracked me up when you said, "If you don't know what USB 2 and USB 3 means, You will be fine with either" 😂😂😂😂
i mean he's not too wrong (how long did iPhone users put up with lightning? 😂) but that's just being cheap lmao, the iPhone 15 isn't exactly a budget phone like the Galaxy A series is to the S
just beautifully delivered 😂😂
The back glass went so fast I imagine you could accomplish the same result with it in your pocket. Apple needs to address this issue ASAP.
If it costs money they won't
they did , they said pay 200$ everytime you break it. it is easily reparable so 200$ it is.
@@yashthakar9441 so they are aware of the problem but their solution is less expensive replacements?
@@Nohraz No. They'll just shift to another market. Gamers did this with Nvidia GPUs and Nvidia doubled down and moved further into the AI market. They make more money, and you get nothing.
I think they may have built weak glass as it is easily repairable so Apple can earn more in replacements.
"if you dont know what usb 2.0 is you'd be fine with either" 💀 💀
Means 99% of apple users 😊😂
@@jerinepeter4761which is why apple keeps getting away with things
I'm not surprised that there are complaints already about scratched phones. Not only does it seem pretty effortless, the scratches are also really noticeable
yeah the coating is terrible. Not that I'm an engineer who would know anything about it, but I wonder why they even offer alternative color options to the natural finish when the coating comes off so easily. Their excuses to not color the titanium itself don't really hold up when compromising the durability of the colored phone's coating
What percentage of iPhone users buy a cover and add a screen protector? It defeats the issues.
@@sosuaevents That shouldn't be a solution for a phone that expensive. Also, if this scratches easily, even a little kernel of sand may scratch your phone WHILE in the case. So say goodbye to your research value, cause these issues will still happen
That's why they made "natural titanium" an option in the first place, and also why they made the back glass so easily removable:
Apple knew these things would be an issue and instead of designing a better phone where these things wouldn't happen they just said "lol" and ignored them
I've got the natural titanium exactly because I was expecting the coating to be scratch able. Titanium is hard to coat.
I bet that engineers were forced to apply a coating because of the design and marketing team telling that it MUST have color options.
8:10 it only costs 200 bucks to replace, dude you are savage. My A53 5G costs 270 bucks 😄
LOOOOL
My old Lenovo costed only 100 bucks💀
You are the perfect example of a tech youtuber ❤ love from India🇮🇳
8:08
"200 insteas of 500"💀💀
Imagine being a iPhone on the assembly line. Dreaming about your long and happy life with a new owner. Just to open the box and hear those dreaded words “welcome to Jerry Rig everything”
Next great idea for a Pixar movie.
Lmafo
@@LantzHatchet it would be their first horror movie
@@LantzHatchet u just made me realize that Jerry is basically Sid from Toy Story all grown up.
Now we see why they made the back glass more easily removable for repair lol
This is what the “right” to repair industry is trying to push on us.
why is there even glass on the back? I don't get the point
@@alquinn8576for the stupid wireless charging
it looks nice and also it breaks so apple has money from repairing it @@alquinn8576
@@alquinn8576because its better lookong than plastic
4:25 I thought exactly the same. Why don't they built all the smartphone with this material?
That silence after the snap said everything. Whoaa.. This hasn't happened to any phone recently. This might be their gig to offer repairability at a lower rate but more frequently.
basically. they sayin " you want to repair your phone so much ? go repair it every 5 mins"
You do know that this is a benefit; don’t you? Same as a crumple zone in a car… the glass has absorbed all the energy of the impact; so the titanium frame was uncompromised.
It means you can just buy a new back glass than a whole new phone because the frame is bent out of shape.
But then again, if you thought about it with common sense, you wouldn’t be able to use your “apple bad” comment
@@olibarber2232Just look up how hard that is & how much it costs. But no, otherwise you couldn't be "the good guy".
@@olibarber2232what energy? Zack even admits it was light pressure. This wasn't a drop test. Stop being an Apple homer.
If you sit on this thing wrong you'll crack the back glass from "all that energy" it absorbed. 😂
@@abhishekparmar6702but the pro didn’t crack lol
Jerry you can now officially say that you’re a man capable of bending something made out of grade 5 titanium and destroying it with your bare hands
how about no? even after all that abuse, phone was still intact, functioning, and _not_ bent. The cracked back glass is only an optical defect, and can now be easily swapped.
@@RandomUser2401 Apple sheep
@@alim.lateef4162 lamest comeback _ever_
and nice admittal of you being factually wrong
@RandomUser2401 guys trust me, this major structural flaw that will cost customers hundreds of dollars even though it wasn't a fault in previous iphones is fiiiiiine
@@RandomUser2401 a $200 part is not an easy swap. This is something that could easily happen on accident. It’s a failure. That said the post your replying too is actually a joke… why are you ruining it with miserable comments.
The 'cracking' is by design. Everyone is supposed to make their own custom crackling 'back plate'. Awesome Apple design.
Meh, the fact that cracks are all unique means this is just really great modern art, like a Jackson Pollack painting made out of broken gorilla glass😂jk
Its a design feature mostly will say...
The glass cracks because that's the only thing that makes iPhone users unique from each other.
wym by design? broken glass is a safety hazard
@josephmuema7916 well safety isn't as important as a cool unique design
I was shocked, didn't expect the Pro Max to break that easily.. Damn that break was shocking .
It's made in India this year. Not actually shocking
@@AlphineWolfgood one lmfao
@@AlphineWolfthat's why we went to south pole of Moon whereas no one else can 😂
@@AlphineWolfPro models are not made in India, genius
It's a apple product. What do you expect 🤣
I almost forgot how painful it was to watch something expensive and new being tortured to death 😂😅
hardly torchured
it's not when it's an iPhone
@@_shadow_1 ratio
Agree. I actually felt every scratch in my teeth! 😬😬😬
It was decided by the iphone gods to send this particular iphone to jerry. :)
My God, I can't believe how easily that was smashed. I'm absolutely steering clear of this iPhone. The whole Titanium marketing going on has the strong sniff of a scam.
Lol maybe you didn’t have any plans of getting close to one but I guess this video made you feel good about yourself. I’ve the natural titanium sine release and it hasn’t snapped in half, because I don’t walk around torching it then bending it. These videos are for entertainment only as no one walks around torching their phones and bending them as they use them.
@@shuggfilmzandstudio2354sounds like copium to me
@shuggfilmzandstudio2354 a break like that could easily happen if you sat on the phone with it in your pocket or fell down.
This is still a poor result.
@@maxhalo369gaming4 do you blowtorch your phone before putting it in your pockets because that’s exactly what Zack did. If you do then phones in general ain’t for you, if not then you have nothing to worry about. And have seen a lot of bend test that didn’t break the phone because they didn’t blowtorch them before the test.
@@shuggfilmzandstudio2354, he was using a smaller lighter, instead of a blowtorch, which he said had no effect on the phone. He wasn't blowtorching it, he was just heating it up a little bit
Now I fully satisfied that jerry can do everything 😂😂😂
3:00 "Probably the closest thing we'll ever see to word peace." Sounds about right 💀
Dang, that's disappointing. I remember seeing those 12 & 13 durability tests & being impressed by how freaking durable they were from falls. Guess that's gone out of the window. But hey, T I T A N I U M.
I mean the 15 Pro survived
@@xCaptainxMURICABut isn't the Pro Max supposed to be more durable cause 𝒯𝐼𝒯𝒜𝒩𝐼𝒰ℳ
@@sadisticdummy Both Pro and Pro Max have titanium.
I hope there will be a phone with a Sapphire Glass from front to back.
@@n3lx621Still doesn't change the fact that the Pro Max cracked like a potato chip.
That was satisfying to watch and another reason why I never buy Max anything.
Well aren't you a special boy. Good for you.
Almost as satisfying as your wig eh karim
and u prolly buy ultra everything
yes Karim, because here we see clearly regular everyday usage and accidental damage and no intentional abuse that would break every other device to pieces whatsoever.
@@RandomUser2401 well said. Exactly
Can't wait to put your hands on IPhone 16 😊
The tension in waiting for the screen to fail the lighter test was palpable
So, looking through Apples training courses I think I know why the back broke, around the section of the failure under the glass panel is a hole in the “mid frame” where the wireless charging coil sits and I think that was enough depth for the glass to be compromised and break, and the reason it didn’t on the pro is because it’s smaller and overall less flex then the bigger version.
We''ll see that in Jerry's teardown video.
The max is quite literally too big for itself and this suggests the phone is structurally unsound
Shouldn’t that be true for all previous pro maxes?
I think it is as simple as glass is not flexible, and likely thin. It doesn’t bend, it shatters.
Also, titanium has less deflection than aluminum, meaning that the glass will face greater impact and stress forces relative to an aluminum frame that might absorb more energy on impact
@@lakshitdagar no, cuz this year the back glass is easier to repair as they said
So maybe gaps and the design changes
Holy crap the glass cracking genuinely made my jaw drop. I was fully expecting it to survive it like usual wtf
you expected GLASS to not break when bend?
humanity 2023
@@deangregoric4735 the thing is alot of other glass phones survived that test. Also it's also bad since your phone will be on a situation where you can accidently bend it even just a little. Situations like putting it in your pocket or a bag.
@@EmSee360 "even just a little" thats guy hands were literally shaking and i don't see other phone with glass on back that didn't break even 14 broke am not sure why people now act surprised
@@deangregoric4735It did not at that level of his bend
@@deangregoric4735 admit it mark, it breaks easily 😂!!
"iPhones especially do not break". My ex-teacher dropped his iPhone 12 while he was mowing the lawn, ran over it with the lawn mower, left it outside in the rain for multiple hours before noticing and apart from the shattered glass back, it still works and is held together perfectly
That rear glass break is worrying. I often keep my phone in the back pocket of my jeans and whenever I kneel down, there is a lot of bend-pressure on the phone. I don't think the iPhone 15 Pro Max will survive my normal usage.
Remember how phones used to be indestructible? Apple is gay
@@djhowell5273 Remember how phones used to be plastic blocks? This might not have been a great result, but we've come a looooong way since the Nokia days.
People still using gay as an insult? What is it 2008? That’s embarrassing
@@cheyennec5807 whats wrong with using it as an insult , its litterally a definition in google
foolish, stupid, or unimpressive.
"he thinks the obsession with celebrity is totally gay"
@@cheyennec5807crying about someone saying gay as an insult? What it is 2015?
I'm so glad this channel exists. You know how much bs these companies would get away with?
test pushes the phone to its limits, which nobody actually does willingly
the phone wouldnt break from normall behavior. no phone made in the last 5 years would
@OoferSAnimations That's not the point. The point is somehow the build quality is weaker than any phone in the last 5 years.
@@iyelawolf2196it’s weaker when bent using your thumbs pressing hard on the back glass. Hardly proves anything
@@37racsoIf you accidentally sit on the phone or if you sit down while the phone is in your back pocket. These are just 2 occasions not totally out of the realms of possibility where the test is useful.
Modular back glass at the cost of durability. That's innovation right there.
Still figuring out ways to scam money off of their loyal customer base LMAO.
@@trevorhall5043some people are born to be fanboys/girls
@@IXIXLE_go on
@@Dupa154 don't worry, when they encounter bad enough negative experience they will yell how bad apple is louder than anybody else.
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I just subscribed to your channel looking forward to see you sledgehammering the iPhone 16! 🤣🤣.Cheers!
Damn I was not expecting that back glass to crack with so little pressure lol. I think mine and Zack’s jaw probably dropped at the same time 😂
Definitely wasn’t so little pressure. His hands were shaking from squeezing. And glass breaks. Stop acting so shocked.
@@cliff9887I don't think you've seen how the other phones put up lol
This is probably the weakest iPhone in a long time to crack so easily
@@Steinbutt1942 its bec of the heat?
@@cliff9887ain’t it not supposed to be class or am I wrong
From iPhone 4 glass back have we not learned this lesson there is no reason for a glass back. why...just why? If not for profit.
7:23 is gonna be a historical moment
I was shocked to see that glass shatter in seconds 😮
Imagine wearing jeans with that big phone in your pocket & simply taking a seat, you hear the phone shatter
@@P-12345this just wouldn’t happen when comparing trying to press strong force to glass on the middle with your thumbs…
@@dms14 I saw a video and he barely tried to bend it and it shattered
@dms14 mine cracked 2 days ago. I had my phone and my car's keyfob in my pocket. Taking it back to apple store tomorrow.
@@SrRAFAGAS 15 pro max??
16 pro max wait for durability test
Everyone would have expected the use of titanium to be as resistant as the stainless steel used on the iPhone 14 Pro/Max and instead they only reduced the weight by 20 grams and made the smartphone more delicate. This is probably due to the fact that the frame is not completely made of titanium but aluminum and titanium (used exclusively for the side edge). 🙁
It might be the edge that are different and hold less the black glass structure as well - more than the titanium
What are you yabbering about. thats not what it is
Grade 5 titanium or Ti-6Al-4V (6% aluminium) is actually stronger than pure titanium.
Been watching your iPhone videos for several years now and I've always given them a like. This time, however, it's only fair to write a comment and say yours are some of the very best no-nonsense videos on TH-cam. Excellent job all round.
I appreciate your words.
On point ❤
8:19 I AM EXTREMELY NERVOUS RN I just got mine yesterday and I still doesn't have my case 😭😭😭
Do not use it until ya get it lol
Ideally apple would fix the issue ASAP and provide new sturdier models as replacements to everyone who bought the iphone 15
Just don’t be an idiot with your phone and you should be good
9:22 temperature warning
That was a surprise to see the back glass fail so quickly. Especially without any frame breaks.
I do wonder if you just got unlucky there but nonetheless, it was a fail for durability testing.
Be interesting to see drop tests with them. If it is a rigidity issue with the titanium, I would think the glass will also break quicker than expected in those impact scenarios too.
Either there's a faulty or because of the dimension, 15 pro max is bigger so it cracks more easily than 15 pro
@@sotongmenari3759 being a softer metal the max would have more rooms to flex. But if the internal structure isn’t titanium and the same as every other iPhone then I would have thought it would still be structurally strong. As strong if not stronger than the aluminium models.
It would be interesting to see so more tests.
There was also another comment about the new single piece of back glass used creating structural weakness that even Apple apparently mentioned somewhere. If they were aware then someone will be sweating when they see Zach’s video 😰
I watched a back glass removal of the iPhone 15 Pro and I think the back glass broke because there’s a circular hole in the frame for the wireless charger right where he pressed his thumbs into.
@@brandon___styles wow just watched. Thanks. The curved glass really seems to have knackered the durability
@@emmanuel-sa gotta be a size and flexibility thing as well otherwise the 15 pro would have popped too
Amazingly, no one at Apple had the curiosity to try and bend it juuust a little before entering into production! 😅
I think they tried that.
But if they don't add titanium, maybe no one will apply to buy (15) because there is almost no difference.
They used titanium for marketing
Not sure why they would though. What real world application does a bend test show? Can't remember any time my phone was stressed in that way. A drop test would've been more interesting to see.
@@davidyang3068i mean sitting accidentally on your phone happens so it is defenetly worth testing it
@@davidyang3068 As the other guy stayed, phones in pockets are subjected to similar stresses, hence the bend tedt.
After iphone 6 they should be very careful about these things😂
As painful as it is to watch him demolish fresh iPhones, I’m so grateful that he does and gives us the REALITY of these fancy phones!!
At least it's just an iphone and not a good phone lol, iphones are popular with women and girls in Highschool and college and old people, the rest or majority of the world uses samsung/other top android phones
The reality of using your two hands to bend the phone, The reality of using a burner against the phone. What reality lil bro, you gonna put your phone on the ground and jump on like in reality or something?
@@zwartephone in back pocket, as most girls would do, sit down on couch-> iphone wasted. That reality. Its just an iphone, relax. Its not like its a good phone, its just about the brand. Go ahead and give them your hard earned money for below average and mediocore phones, nobody cares, its your money. Meanwhile we will be taking 200mp photos on actual top of the game phones🥱
@@afrolintin Really stupid comment here, the iPhone Is not bad neither is samsung/other top android phones. Both are good in different ways and its mostly up to preference on what you pick.
How is that the "reality" haha
Had my 12 pro max for years and only barely cracked the had to replace it recently and reluctantly got the 15 pro max. I feel like the glass is softer I’ve had it a couple months now and it has so many tiny scratches on the screen.
Wow, shocked at how easily this phone scratches and cracks, didn’t see that coming. On a side note, I’m really tired of the boring muted colors they keep doing for the pro models. Would really like to see something fun like bringing back rose gold or something.
def agree!
I want gold!
Red
Bright colors are beautiful, I agree. But I'd rather see filthy rose gold enjoyers seethe in despair 😅
Send them a “feedback” on their site.
I’m sick of their pro model colours this year.. they went with grayscale.. SERIOUSLY ARE THEY HIGH? Where the FUCK is product red!!!!
As someone who just got the iPhone 15 pro, (old phone broke) my relief when the back didn’t immediately shatter like the Max did is immeasurable
@@kevinsedwards I don’t mind 🤷♂️ that’s what warranties are for 💀
@@kevinsedwardsI’ve never broken an iPhone, rn I have the 14 pm and It has received some serious falls
@@kevinsedwards The don't drop it. I'm an android user and I wouldn't touch a Motorola.
@@kevinsedwards I'd rather sell my data to huawei and buy their p series phones then buy a motorola
@@Mr.Guggenheim i'm not an android user but i'd use it
however i would also not touch a motorola
Now people understand why Apple "made" replacing the rear glass cheaper. They know what they're doing...
I would not be surprised if they had a lot of internal testing failures with the back glass, so being the trillion dollar company they are they said fuck it make back repairs significantly cheaper. I also wonder if the size of the Max plays into the quick glass shatter vs the regular pro
@@MarkSpizzlecouldn’t they just put something under that glass so that it doesn’t just collapse?
@@MarkSpizzle I’m sure they thought like, well this will certainly brings us some good profit… the new round corners play a big role here. There’s a drop test video comparison where the 14 Pro destroyed the 15 Pro. Check it out.
Nice conspiracy theories
@@Darsh0606that could increase the weight of the phone.
9:21 iphone screen: temperature warning Jerry: *Keeps talking*
Apple: The iPhone 15 backglass replacement is now 60% cheaper 😁
Also Apple: Makes them 80% easier to break 💀💀💀
Apple's favorite lesbian aunt, Tim Cook will be glad this vid came out.
He mad the glass a lot weaker when he shoved a lighter in it for 2 minutes 🙄
The back only cracks when it's bent, but withstands way more force when it falls or it's thrown against something, which is more frequent way your phone might get damaged. The titanium just won't bend, which applies too much pressure on the back plate, which instead of bending has to shatter now, but on the other hand it's way more durable when it comes to falling from your pocket on a marble floor or something.
@@sm7085 Phones dont bend like that when they fall from your hand, the bend test doesnt represent drop impact resistance. A phone that performs amazing in a bend test could very easily break from a 1-2ft drop.
Ithink apple found this defect after manufacturing so they decreased the price...😀