My iphone was stolen and I chased after the guy and he threw it and it landed on a second story roof of a downtown church. The phone only had a small nick on the metal, the glass was completely fine and the phone still works. How violently re you dropping your phone?
Sadly Corning whored out their original inventions in America like Pyrex to cheap manufacturers who now use crappy glass. Incidentally only Europe now has the real PYREX glass.
Well Apple made a huge investment in them for their Advanced Manufacturing Fund, but yes they're not a company you'd typically see in the news despite how big of a company they really are
Must be using an IPHONE and not a Droid as all Droids have been GG since they started, Iphone has only recently started to use GG and they also admit to finding a "substitute" at high production loads.
@@beakytwitch7905 I have a 1 cm thick gorrila glass door.... it breaks concrete :))....But this is about gorilla glass for smartphones, which is not that strong......try lexan, you'll be amazed :D
Yes, I have! It really amazed me and my girlfriend just how pervasive glass is used in our lives and how this wonder material has evolved over the centuries.
@@ATsaiComposer china always find ways to copy products especially in technology sector so if they won't show how its done why Chinese would watch it further😂
Likewise, Steve Jobs is also happy that he can sell at higher price and brag about _"the toughest glass in any smartphone ever"_ like it was their own innovation
@@rrsharizam You never know, it could be that apple helped them to innovate on the glass or asked for some custom made glass, like they did with oled screens from samsung, and as much as i know apple have some patents on the glass, look at the apple campus 2 and new yorks apple store.
@@ArthArmani There are lots of phones sold with Gorilla glass at cheaper price. So even without Apple, their business would likely sustain. And no. Apple doesn't contribute anything to oled. They just ordered. Samsung already spent 20 billion $ for OLED facility alone even before Apple ordered. Many OEMs already used OLED made by Samsung. If anything, Apple was late to the party.
Because phone reviewers talk about how thin a phone is so manufacturers make them thinner, when customers would prefer a thicker screen that is more durable.
@@randomvideosn0where yeah i despise the whole "portable computer" industry focusing on devices thin and light profile while sacrificing literally everything else. almost impossible to find a sturdy, powerful flagship device with a great battery these days. both laptops and smartphones. Of course everybody profits from clients constantly breaking their stuff and battery life being on the verge of acceptable from day one and declining to discomfort levels soon after so clients end up upgrading much more often.
Lol everyone’s complaining about broken gorilla glass on Their phones 😂😂😂😂 guys that glass is like millimeters thick and phones aren’t great at absorbing shock so it will break. They don’t market this as unbreakable glass, it’s stronger than your average glass but not invincible.
It would have been nice to include a comment regarding the origins of the Gorilla Glass, set in the 1950s. Some uses were discovered for the glass, like microwave dishes, but not many more at that time. So the project, and it's product, at that time called Pyroceram, was left behind.
Watching this video, I am amazed at the fabrication process! (And the people that do the research to get the formulas right.) However...it's the behind the scenes people that fabricate the manufacturing process tools and get 'everything' to work together start to finish that truly AMAZES me!
Wood is very common in this kind of manufacturing, is light, flexible, reusable, and can be burned to produce energy, also is better for the environment because trees can be replanted, plastic is fossile.
A great product. Every weekend when my Grandchildren have been over and used my tablet, after they have left it takes 20 or thirty seconds to clean the ice cream, backed bean, pizza and gravy residue off the screen and I whisper a little thank you to Corning.
When I first heard about it, I actually thought gorilla glass was what was used in labs and zoos to protect us in case of a gorilla attack. Shatter resistance is definitely much more important than scratch resistance.
2:42 "Corning did not allow us to film the oven for the fear that competitors would figure out its secret sauce and take a chunk of its $11.8 billion in sales in 2018." _Includes a detailed diagram of oven._
To everyone pointing out how vulnerable gorilla glass is, this is because phone manufacturers keep pushing the thickness of the glass. If they used current gorilla glass as thick as first generation smartphones had, they would be virtually immune to fall damage.
Ive a Nokia Asha 311. Been dropped many times. Often stuffed in a top pocket with a shirt....with keys in there scratching the glass too. Glass still looks like new. Oh wait....its a Nokia. Best phones ever lol. Its true.
And leave it up to apple products, they'll have the glass so thin it won't last. I recommend laminate sheets over gorilla glass anyways for further protection.
Glass has gone a long way into technology because I remember when was very young many many years ago when people was taking sand and heating it up and then blowing glass out if a little bit sand it's unbelievable how glass has grown and become so useful in many different kinds types various shapes sizes and colours thank you much @ CNBC for a wonderful very interesting video and beautifully photographed 👍👍😀😀🌹🌹❤️❤️
Watching this video and my phone suddenly drop and the glass broke. HAHAHA What about, 'My phone suddenly drop and it's glass was broke and this video suddenly plays'?
since the invention of Gorilla glass I have been waiting for a product that has not broken with the slightest of knocks - Gorilla glass has never been that glass and my daughters have broken every phone they have had with this great technology
The reason they don’t show the machine is that they don’t want competitors to steal their business But shows it in digital and tells the entire process? Smart move
the process is known but the technique is not. Plus that oven is custom made so if someone can see what kind of oven it is, they can guess about what their technique is.
Won't ever happen, as windshield glass is made to break up in tiny splinter resistant pieces for safety. Something gorilla glass could never do. Can't have both at the same time, that's why there's different types of glass, depending on application.
That’s so ignorant, a plastic screen on a phone would make your phone look terrible, the glass on your phone is the most volume durable glass on the planet, more so than bulletproof glass. It cracks easily because, as a consumer, you want a phone screen to look good, be touchscreen, and not be bulky.
These glasses gets durable year by year. And the thickness of phone gets reduced year by year. And this make the product weaker even though they are actually strong. We must see how far they can prepare a thin strong glass.
How thick can gorilla glass be made ? I have an application for it. I am using a 15mm sheet of glass for a scientific instrument but it is not hard enough. I need a plain hard surface, it should be "harder" than ordinary glass. Something like a K9 crystal or gorilla glass will do. I don't know if they use a thick sheet of gorilla glass in any application.
Would laminating gorilla glass over a base material be sufficient? that way you have the volume and surface hardness. Not per se bulk hardness but maybe it is enough?
@@squidscrew1339 i think gorila glass 3 has better drop resistance compared to 4 due to thicker glass while gorilla glas 4 is more scratch resistant thats why some manufacturer still chose gorilla glass 3 when 4 is already out i read it somewhere idk about 6 tho
Corning Gorilla glass is so tougher that almost 95% people apply screen guard on their screen, which is very very cheap compared to Corning Gorilla glass🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Theoretically, this glass is highly resistant to scratches because your keys and zippers and coins are all metal which is softer. My Note 9 doesn't have a single scratch on it after 2 years thanks to this invention. I never let it touch sand, dirt, rocks or ceramics though. But I know it's brittle so I got a grippy case so I don't drop it.
funny how, since 2007 when i bought my first smartphone, my screen never had a scratch, even without screen protection.. Maybe next time don't use your phone as a basketball.
joshuag94 lol they do that in other areas of the phone to promote upgrading Ie: can’t replace battery, can’t upgrade memory (sd card, etc) Always makes sure to be one year behind the competition so consumers are already buying outdated phones and the list goes on
Andres ACOSTA If my phone is so out the date, how come my current iPhone X is still faster than the next generation galaxy S 10? By the way, geek bench scores have leaked…
That’s easy. The metal frame that the iDevices are made of. Metal does not flex like other materials. Therefore, if your iDevice drop from a significant height, there is enough shock to bend and break any part of the iDevice. This is why the screen will shatter but the device will look normal.
Are there any other products or components you'd like to learn more about? Let us know in the comments below:
how are tires made?
How are tv screens made and is it true that there is mainly one manufacturer?
How microprocessors are made
Snapdragon's chips
How HTC managed to produce a sapphire glass for U Ultra phone?
_Scratches at a Level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7_
Let's get started
Goddamn Evariste, you're the new Justin Y.
@jerryrigeverything 🤣🤣🤣
omg lol
what?
*"No Gorillas were harmed during the filming of this video."*
LOL...😂🤣😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
I see shattered gorilla glass 🤣
dead XD
hahahaha damn you
fascinating, the amount of science and technology that goes inside making this glass that literally breaks the first time you drop your phone
My iphone was stolen and I chased after the guy and he threw it and it landed on a second story roof of a downtown church. The phone only had a small nick on the metal, the glass was completely fine and the phone still works. How violently re you dropping your phone?
@@Cam4Cameron you were extremely lucky then. It probably landed on the metal side.
@@Cam4Cameron if the impact energy doesn't hit the brittle glass and is absorbed by other materials (metal) it wont have a reason to crack
@@Cam4Cameron luck
@XSAVIER busy Planned obsolescence.
Corning one of those American companies that you don't hear too much about but they contribute so much to the economy
Sadly Corning whored out their original inventions in America like Pyrex to cheap manufacturers who now use crappy glass. Incidentally only Europe now has the real PYREX glass.
@@4realGTFOH its not perfect but it gets better with every evolution
@@jimyuuik3134 that seems like an excuse.. just make Gorilla Plastic or Epoxy.. that stuff dont break
@@4realGTFOH well the Nintendo Switch is plastic, but plastic scratches terribly easy
Well Apple made a huge investment in them for their Advanced Manufacturing Fund, but yes they're not a company you'd typically see in the news despite how big of a company they really are
I'm currently watching this and my screen is broken.
Hahah mine tooo
Oh no
Haha same
use a screen protector
They make to stronger and stronger and you still manged to brake it.
Lab: drops a metal ball, glass doesn't break
Home: drops on a carpet, buy a new phone
Yeah, sillyness to epic levels
So true
True
Must be using an IPHONE and not a Droid as all Droids have been GG since they started, Iphone has only recently started to use GG and they also admit to finding a "substitute" at high production loads.
@@Hidden02 o
The next evolution to be called king kong glass.
there are Zeus glass
And then godzilla glass
and then king ghidorah glass
Cthulhu Glass after a hundred years.
😀😀😀😀😀😀
“Glass is glass and glass breaks.”
Yes, but better “breaks at level 8”..
unplug the connector _like a little lego_
everything brakes
Try playing with a 0.25 mm thick sheet... :-)
@@beakytwitch7905 I have a 1 cm thick gorrila glass door.... it breaks concrete :))....But this is about gorilla glass for smartphones, which is not that strong......try lexan, you'll be amazed :D
For those who have never checked it out, and are passing through NY or PA, the Corning Glass Museum is awesome!
Yeah! It’s really amazing.
Yes, I have! It really amazed me and my girlfriend just how pervasive glass is used in our lives and how this wonder material has evolved over the centuries.
Corning: doesn’t let film secret manufacturing process
China has left the chat
🤣🤣🤣💀
There is a gorilla factory in Taichung, Taiwan.
Gared Albano But Taiwan isn’t China, so I fail to see the relevance of your point.
Nailed it
@@ATsaiComposer china always find ways to copy products especially in technology sector so if they won't show how its done why Chinese would watch it further😂
lol 11.4 billion in 2018 sales, they must be happy that Steve Jobs gave them that call :D
Likewise, Steve Jobs is also happy that he can sell at higher price and brag about _"the toughest glass in any smartphone ever"_ like it was their own innovation
@@rrsharizam You never know, it could be that apple helped them to innovate on the glass or asked for some custom made glass, like they did with oled screens from samsung, and as much as i know apple have some patents on the glass, look at the apple campus 2 and new yorks apple store.
@@ArthArmani There are lots of phones sold with Gorilla glass at cheaper price. So even without Apple, their business would likely sustain.
And no. Apple doesn't contribute anything to oled. They just ordered. Samsung already spent 20 billion $ for OLED facility alone even before Apple ordered. Many OEMs already used OLED made by Samsung. If anything, Apple was late to the party.
Samsung > Rotten Apple
@@kimmeex stop trolling
Motorola: Hey, I'm gonna make the screen for my new Razor that is foldable.
Samsumg: Yeah same here, man.
Corning leaves the chat.
Those device needs python not Gorilla.
But now Samsung collab with Corning to make UTG (ultra thin glass) at Samsung galaxy fold 2 soon.
@@alhasyir05 i think it's impossible for glass to fold
@@inferno7997 just naming. Like Quick Charge, VOOC, etc..
@@inferno7997 well galaxy z flip use glass.... It's thin but still glass
All of that. So we can just put a screen protector anyway.
True
Raw dog or nothing for my pixel 2
@@MrWessiide Same😂😂
Because phone reviewers talk about how thin a phone is so manufacturers make them thinner, when customers would prefer a thicker screen that is more durable.
@@randomvideosn0where yeah i despise the whole "portable computer" industry focusing on devices thin and light profile while sacrificing literally everything else. almost impossible to find a sturdy, powerful flagship device with a great battery these days. both laptops and smartphones. Of course everybody profits from clients constantly breaking their stuff and battery life being on the verge of acceptable from day one and declining to discomfort levels soon after so clients end up upgrading much more often.
next, make Godzilla glass, even strongest 18mm glass will break
No!!
Even the strongest material will eventually break, no.matter what it's made of. The point is trying to make it better than it was before.
Scratches at level 10
I dreaming making Fish Megatank with Godzilla Glass
it's either scratch-proof OR unbreakable, the harder it gets the more brittle it becomes, ever seen how easy it is to shatter diamonds?
I love watching this on my phone with a broken gorilla glass screen
Get a new phone. Never lend your phone to a gorilla who will throw it and break it.
So they export glass to China,and import back end product (Phone)
Paco That’s globalisation for you
Just be happy China hasn't stolen the technology to make it yet.
@@randomvideosn0where china producing lots of patents now, was not true 20 years ago when you would have been right.
@@u235u235u235 chinese patents are just the customization of western technology
@@u235u235u235 Sure they make patents, but they'll also steal anything they can get their hands on.
Im just happy to see such a large company have this much transparency with the public.
Really great that it is still made in the USA, and all the equipment I could make out is also made in USA. Thanks, Corning!
Didn't see any gorillas used in the manufacturing process.
0/10.
Remember that part they refused to show?
Pepperidge Farm remembers.
It’s on another channel when they shoot harambe in the zoo for this glass
🤣🤣🤣
@si Markeyan no
I see one
Lol everyone’s complaining about broken gorilla glass on Their phones 😂😂😂😂 guys that glass is like millimeters thick and phones aren’t great at absorbing shock so it will break. They don’t market this as unbreakable glass, it’s stronger than your average glass but not invincible.
People are halfbrained sometimes. Phones are not ment to be dropped or tossed. Don't blame the glass because you are clumsy
I got saved by an iPhone absorbing a bullet and scratch free.....in my paintball park
I don't think the glass on my phone is millimeters thick.
"Everyone's" I think youre using wrong word,sometimes used youre head.
My phone fell one foot on soft laminate floor and cracked. I'm not impressed and it should be much stronger than that.
Amazing.... and I've watched years ago the making of corning dishes from recycling old glass block windows...simply amazing
It would have been nice to include a comment regarding the origins of the Gorilla Glass, set in the 1950s. Some uses were discovered for the glass, like microwave dishes, but not many more at that time. So the project, and it's product, at that time called Pyroceram, was left behind.
That air fusion process is so cool! And the technical animations are impressive. Thank you for sharing.
(edited) I'd sure like to know what you said wrong to be edited !! LOL
She's talking about these incredible characteristics of this 'super strong' glass.. that's why we have to buy a $20 silicone screen protector...
WTF, who buys a "screen protector" ?
@@chefgiovanni who doesnt?
@@chefgiovanni You don't?
You guys use protection?
A case or a screen protector?
Watching this video, I am amazed at the fabrication process! (And the people that do the research to get the formulas right.) However...it's the behind the scenes people that fabricate the manufacturing process tools and get 'everything' to work together start to finish that truly AMAZES me!
Come work at a global leading glass factory... and make wooden crates.
If your lucky you might be the person who loads the materials into the vat
Wood is very common in this kind of manufacturing, is light, flexible, reusable, and can be burned to produce energy, also is better for the environment because trees can be replanted, plastic is fossile.
Wood is a good material for handling glass
Kk
Oof
This woman has recently heard the word 'transition', liked it, and now uses it at every possible opportunity.
Still can't get over how Gorilla Glass 5 scratches like butter.
They are useless they all break pretty easy and tests are not even relevant to real life situations
I’ve had an iTouch, and iPad and now an iPad mini. No scratches. I use only a silicone cover on the back side.
My older phones with Gorilla Glass 3 didn't scratch after so many years but newer ones got scratches all over it within a week
How do you scratch butter?
@@davidmiller8634 it's not called itouch
"Gorilla glasses are the strongest out there" and yes I'm watching this on my phone with gorilla glass on it with cracks on it.
Same
This is GREAT stuff, so much you can learn!!!!
Thanks CNBC and THANKS CORNING!!!
Show us some more!!!
How far we have progressed in a short period of time is really quite impressive.
True, we transitioned from dropd=veru broken to drop=broken.
Gorilla glass: I'm the toughest and most durable
Nokia: Hold my drink
Is nokia a glass?
Nokia had plastic screens so 🤷🏻♂️
Holds glass of wine*
@Dio Brando he never claimed they did...
I just bought a Nokia 5.4 smartphone.
A great product. Every weekend when my Grandchildren have been over and used my tablet, after they have left it takes 20 or thirty seconds to clean the ice cream, backed bean, pizza and gravy residue off the screen and I whisper a little thank you to Corning.
you can wipe off those gunk not only from gorilla glass but also any cheapest form of glass you can find in the hardware store.
When I first heard about it, I actually thought gorilla glass was what was used in labs and zoos to protect us in case of a gorilla attack. Shatter resistance is definitely much more important than scratch resistance.
Well yes, but for handheld devices, it should also be scratch proof to still be usable for entertainment and the like
2:42 "Corning did not allow us to film the oven for the fear that competitors would figure out its secret sauce and take a chunk of its $11.8 billion in sales in 2018." _Includes a detailed diagram of oven._
#ThatPart 🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
It’s a sketch. Won’t be accurate description. Just shows you the steps involved
.
@@sasankpotluri4873 r/wooosh
@@boaconstrictor4302 not really a joke tbh
And yet, with ONE fall on a hard floor, my phone's glass broke.
"one of the toughest glasses out there"... and yet when my ph falls 2 feet the screen shatters like its candy glass.
Because glass is glass and glass breaks
th-cam.com/video/8Z6RsaFo4_c/w-d-xo.html
Gorilla glass 6 has drop protection upto a limit.. others(b4 g6) don't hav
glass is still glass sir
@@cartman7570 at level 7 deper cuts lol
To everyone pointing out how vulnerable gorilla glass is, this is because phone manufacturers keep pushing the thickness of the glass. If they used current gorilla glass as thick as first generation smartphones had, they would be virtually immune to fall damage.
Ive a Nokia Asha 311. Been dropped many times. Often stuffed in a top pocket with a shirt....with keys in there scratching the glass too. Glass still looks like new. Oh wait....its a Nokia. Best phones ever lol. Its true.
And leave it up to apple products, they'll have the glass so thin it won't last. I recommend laminate sheets over gorilla glass anyways for further protection.
1:47
woman: some ppl think glass is just sand but it really isn't...
*flashes bag of cocaine*
Strong and robust recipe, right 😂😏
R.I.P harambe.
Harambe was a perv
F
No one:
Competitors seeing the furnace drawings: write that down, write that down!
There is so much to making glass, thanks for making it clear.
I cannot commend you for what you've done here...
Sometimes the robots make mistakes - a sentence which had me a little worried for some reason
"sometimes the robots make mistakes"
robots: started sweating heavily
That boy Steve Jobs! What would the world be like without that amazing human being?!? I never knew he created the best glass in the world.
He didn't create that glass lmao. He requested Corning to create the glass. He came up with the idea but he never created it.
@@triliner254 we wouldn't have Gorilla Glass without Steve Jobs. Out of interest what product did Steve Jobs create?
"To make glass is not just sand"
Minecraft : ArE yOu SuRe AbOuT tHaT!?
I appreciate the content of videos just like this one. Keep up the good work!
China came up with ”Gorrira Grass” after watching this video.
ゴリラ・グラース
For 10x cheaper sign me up
They made it in China too
Lmao, plus I think the first guy who commented is cussing you out in Chinese
It's Gollila Glass, you plick!!!
So you're telling me what I've been touching for 3 years was made in there?
oniy 400 employees. bummer
you have touched many things :))))) in the past 3 years LOL
Very cool, the plant manager did an awesome job explaining the process. 👌🏼👍
If they could make the glass thicker than .5 mm your phone screen wouldnt break. Blame device manufacturers again
A moment of appreciation for the person who thought about this crazy name
Everyone loves thier product so much because they have a hardwork behind it's success
Robots can make mistakes too because they are made by humans.
Robots can make mistakes even been made by robots.
Robots made by robots made by humans.
@@huntergoth Robot made by robot robot made by robot made by human
@@huntergoth lol
mohit sandhu so human can make mistake too because they are made by god?
gorilla glass factory: no u can’t see the oven competitors might use it against us
also gorilla glass factory: literally explains the formula
So you think you can make that glass with the information in this video? LOL
@si Markeyan i- 😭😭😂😂
@@Robert-xp4ii Might be, that isn't completely impossible. AMD literally made CPU by just a pic of Intel CPU. So anything is possible.
@@Priyajit_Ghosh HUAWEI:"MAKE IT POSSIBLE"
How about the recipe? Any idea what they put into the mixer?
Glass has gone a long way into technology because I remember when was very young many many years ago when people was taking sand and heating it up and then blowing glass out if a little bit sand it's unbelievable how glass has grown and become so useful in many different kinds types various shapes sizes and colours thank you much @ CNBC for a wonderful very interesting video and beautifully photographed 👍👍😀😀🌹🌹❤️❤️
Watching this video and my phone suddenly drop and the glass broke. HAHAHA
What about, 'My phone suddenly drop and it's glass was broke and this video suddenly plays'?
Drinking game: shot every time your one says “glass”.
Rian Young hik
I am working in corning company since 2018... And its awesome
It's expensive because they have to use transparent gorillas...
Wow watching this after i broke my phone screen with my TOE, thats so amazing how strong was the glass MINDBLOWN
Hammer toe?
since the invention of Gorilla glass I have been waiting for a product that has not broken with the slightest of knocks - Gorilla glass has never been that glass and my daughters have broken every phone they have had with this great technology
The reason they don’t show the machine is that they don’t want competitors to steal their business
But shows it in digital and tells the entire process?
Smart move
the process is known but the technique is not. Plus that oven is custom made so if someone can see what kind of oven it is, they can guess about what their technique is.
@@sparda9060and I bet the workers who do know, sign a form swearing to silence or be severely sued.
*Glass is glass and glass can break*
*drops gorilla glass 100*
*doesnt break*
*ok nvm*
*but*
*scratches at level 6, and deeper groove at level 7*
Thanks for sharing
4:33 Glad to hear those robots are eliminating the safety involved :)
And eliminating American jobs for the safety of Americans.
I believe she meant to say eliminates the dangers involved !
And yet phones still regularly break
Imagine if they didn't use so much technology?
Exactly. Perhaps it is better to go back to plastic screen to avoid paying a fortune to replace our phone screens!
@@emrefifty5281 How you handle your phone is
My phones never break.
Stop dropping them
“We named it Gorilla because no gorilla has ever broken a glass pane in our lab tests”
-The marketing facts department
“Gorilla glass is tough” tell my iPhone that make it stronger
JerryRigEverything : *Am I a Joke To you?*
Glass is glass and glass can break!!
Lol... Well said
Steve gave soul to this company
Apples next iPhone will cost $1200 but glass screen sold separate.
Roach Spray wow your so funny :/
@ I can't see why not. Its not overrated but it is defiantly pricey but not overpriced to some extent.
Wait, Gorilla Glass doesn't actually include any gorillas, gorilla products, or Gorillaz? I'm disappointed. :(
ikr man :(
They use gorilla bones
Thank you for this post!
*Watching this with a scratched iphone
G2H3LL 8 plus
*watches with my 6s, with no damage or scratches at all besides the chipped screen protector cause I bit it*
Who is that on your profile icon? I keep seeing him everywhere in comment section in almost every TH-cam video.
Krabby Patty secret recipe ❌
Gorilla Glass secret sauce ✅
Stoked they're a thriving American company!
Would love to see glasses and car windshields made out of this stuff.
Won't ever happen, as windshield glass is made to break up in tiny splinter resistant pieces for safety. Something gorilla glass could never do. Can't have both at the same time, that's why there's different types of glass, depending on application.
2:21 "...so we can ensure the mixture is homogenEEous" Bruh it's homogenous
Came here to see if anyone else picked that up
Thank heck I'm not the only one who heard that and went, "wait, no, hang on--!"
Old but fresh new idea won the game.
All this and it still cracks so easily.
That’s so ignorant, a plastic screen on a phone would make your phone look terrible, the glass on your phone is the most volume durable glass on the planet, more so than bulletproof glass. It cracks easily because, as a consumer, you want a phone screen to look good, be touchscreen, and not be bulky.
Are you sure you have Gorilla glass? I bought one phone that didn't have it, and suffered the consequences. GGlass is awesome
These glasses gets durable year by year. And the thickness of phone gets reduced year by year. And this make the product weaker even though they are actually strong. We must see how far they can prepare a thin strong glass.
4:21 An automated factory where the only thing humans do is build the shipping crates :-)
Their secret recipe: flex seal
Alex Lu you just freeze flex seal clear lol
nope.its Gorillaz
I'm watching this
And my gorilla glass is broken
Iwwww.
Anakin: I hate sand.
Corning: Say no more. There's a lot of complex science that goes into Gorilla Glass...
Vader: Impressive... Most impressive.
"Its rough, coarse and it gets everywhere"
Please also use the metric system.
All scientific youtube channels display both units of measurement
I wouldn't mind metric, but it's an American news channel. Cut them some slack.
@@FALprofessional I should rephrase, I would appreciate it.
How thick can gorilla glass be made ? I have an application for it. I am using a 15mm sheet of glass for a scientific instrument but it is not hard enough. I need a plain hard surface, it should be "harder" than ordinary glass. Something like a K9 crystal or gorilla glass will do. I don't know if they use a thick sheet of gorilla glass in any application.
They originally designed it for helicopter windshields so that should work
Would laminating gorilla glass over a base material be sufficient? that way you have the volume and surface hardness. Not per se bulk hardness but maybe it is enough?
I actually really enjoyed watching that. thank you.
It's 2019 and we still have screen cracke phones, what have you guys been researching all the time 🤐🤐🤐
very true. lol!!
Glass is glass and glass break
It depends upon which gorilla glass u r using.
Gorilla glass 6 has protection from drop upto a limit. others(b4 g6) don't hav
glass is still glass, and not all phones use gorilla glass
@@squidscrew1339 i think gorila glass 3 has better drop resistance compared to 4 due to thicker glass while gorilla glas 4 is more scratch resistant thats why some manufacturer still chose gorilla glass 3 when 4 is already out i read it somewhere idk about 6 tho
Corning Gorilla glass is so tougher that almost 95% people apply screen guard on their screen, which is very very cheap compared to Corning Gorilla glass🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Screen guards do not protect the screen from breaking. You can google it. Screen guards are scam.
Theoretically, this glass is highly resistant to scratches because your keys and zippers and coins are all metal which is softer. My Note 9 doesn't have a single scratch on it after 2 years thanks to this invention. I never let it touch sand, dirt, rocks or ceramics though. But I know it's brittle so I got a grippy case so I don't drop it.
Wait! I thought it scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7.
Gorilla Glass 5 back on my OnePlus 6 broke even with the cover on in only a 3 feet fall from my bed ..
ZeeC it doesn’t break that easily you’ve obviously dropped it many times before
@M. Alfiandri Adinthat actually mean don't buy any phone
Nitin Pal lol
Never had that issue man. It probably fell on a weak point it had been dropped before reduceing the integrity of the device.
Surface tension, hairline fractures etc...
Fantastic job from the Manager
See you everyone when the youtube recommend this video again
Bubye.... 😀
Gorilla glass is just empty hype. It breaks and scratches from the most minimal force
Yeah? My phone's screen doesn't seem to be scratched from my typing on it.
funny how, since 2007 when i bought my first smartphone, my screen never had a scratch, even without screen protection.. Maybe next time don't use your phone as a basketball.
@@D3aThKult Wow, you still use the same phone you bought in 2007? 😂😂😂
@@TheRockerX lol no, I meant "all the phones I bought since 2007" (one every three/four years)
AWESOME video!
How does apple make sure they break so that people need to replace their iPhones?
joshuag94 lol they do that in other areas of the phone to promote upgrading
Ie: can’t replace battery, can’t upgrade memory (sd card, etc)
Always makes sure to be one year behind the competition so consumers are already buying outdated phones and the list goes on
Andres ACOSTA If my phone is so out the date, how come my current iPhone X is still faster than the next generation galaxy S 10? By the way, geek bench scores have leaked…
Andres ACOSTA nothing like a poor apple hater, now you late with the pizza delivery boi,
That’s easy. The metal frame that the iDevices are made of. Metal does not flex like other materials. Therefore, if your iDevice drop from a significant height, there is enough shock to bend and break any part of the iDevice. This is why the screen will shatter but the device will look normal.