They are marketed as "having the super/mega/thoughest glass", X times more resistent than... Apple even say they use saphire on the cameras but it is weaker than the screen glass. See JerryRig's test of iPhone 14.
Apple nailed the weight for durability with 12 series iPhones. But in the grand scheme of things, people will always favor a bigger and better battery, which is what the 13 & 14 have.
what about fast charging? durability in all smartphones are same and every smartphone need a case, ceramic shield is just for marketing and in reality it is not so duraible.
@@mostafabahrami8463 been using my 13 pro with no screen protector for a year, where my 11 had micro scratches covering the phone, I could probably count the number of scratches on the 13
@@EddieShohKallen Same here, my 13 pm doesnt have any scratch or anything on the screen, but of course the condition of the phone of each user depends on how they treat it.
@@mostafabahrami8463 iphones lasts long on a charge and gets 50% in 30 min, that will last you a day. And 80% in 1 hour, that will outlast the s22 on 100% so
Moral of the story is get a case. I never even open the box on a new phone until my case arrives! Saved me thousands of Pounds over the last 15 years! I think a poll said 85% of those polled have a case, which is great. I assume the other 15% are loaded and can afford the repairs.
You don't need a bulky ugly case. A minimalistic case with a glass screen cover will do the same job. I know cause I use this combo for years without issues and without a bulky ugly ass case.
I don't use a case or screen protector, but rather a leather "case / sleeve" which I easily take out the phone from, and therefore using it original. Such shame to alter the look and feel.
@@darawshyfilms for something that is expensive, Im not gonna risk myself breaking the phone. Its better to protect it with a case and hope it last for a long time. its worth all the investment. I bet you can afford repairs though in hindsight, if you were able to afford an expensive phone you should be also able to afford the repairs for it
I used to be a case free person because I didn’t want to hide the beauty of the design behind some big ugly case. Now I just buy one that can absorb normal damage as I take good care of my devices and so I can take it off when I’m at home or working.
The drops onto the cinderblock are actually much more difficult tests than the drop onto the flat steel surface. The protrusions on the cinderblock can definitely shatter the glass, like a glass breaker with a tip, compared to a flat surface.
The case is compared to the case. For this test to be meaningful, it is necessary to compare the case in the video with the thick cases sold for 1 dollar in China. If there is a difference, then we will be convinced.
A couple years ago, both companies phones had surprising results. Especially the Note20 Ultra with barely any damage, and I think one of the iPhones with minimal damage too. So it is concerning how the durability seems to be going backwards and declining in these newer models
I literally was just thinking this! I remember dropping my older galaxy down a flight of stairs without a case and only had a hairline crack on the rear
they do three tests honestly i feel like this isn"'t representative at allt he sample size of the experiment is so poor... i understand it'd be too costly and ridiculous to test thouroughly tho
Wow. How can the toughest materials smash from a very standard height. A nice lesson on making sure I stick with cases even for the new models. Thanks.
@@hustlawg yeah tbf that’s exactly what I’ve just done haha. Had a clear case lasted me a good while tbf but now all scratched and even after cleaning just feels dirty so bought a replacement today. Treated myself to a Casetify for the first time.
Honestly it was nice seeing the phones drop alongside a big case. Would be nice to see a thinner case drop alongside next time, maybe seeing the first thin case from casetify and rift would be nice
Dude, without the case I really don't care who is slightly more damaged. Spending this much money on a phone, if something's cracked or overly scratched, I'll get it replaced. At the end of the day it seems like in most cases a drop from hand or even waist height will break something, no matter the manufacturers claims of super duper glass/steel.
Hardness only increases protection against scratches etc. But hardness takes away the ability of bending and stretching. This results simply in more sensitive for breaking. I personally would choose scratches instead of breaking the glass. I know some people much more like to break the glass, they are the ones profit from it.
@@alfchuah some people are just extra careful, im an idiot and im clumsy so I have to keep my phones in rugged cases. an example is that I always put my phones in my lap in the car so when I get out they always slide out onto the pavement.
Great work tht u doing. This gives us a great perspective about the claims from both companies. Can’t wait to see the speed test and battery drain test too 💥💥💥
I seen you tapped your finger the same way when testing the fingerprint scanner on the ultra, you have to move your finger around so it can scan the tip and sides of the fingerprint so it can unlock from all angles.
I've had great success with Ringke and UAG cases. Myself or my significant other hasn't broken a phone in 7 or 8 years because of cases. I get top resale value as well because my phones are always mint because of tempered glass and the case.
At the round 3 you compared the face id that is still working with the fingerprint scanner which is not. But let's remember the S22 also allows us to unlock the screen through the camera, just like the iphone. Fingertip is just one more option (which for many is even more usual).
ceramic shield is technically harder than Gorilla Glass victus+, allowing it to be less susceptible to scratches from lvl 6 hardness objects on the Mohs Scale of Hardness. Of course, glass being glass, this higher hardness does not mean that it is tougher and less susceptible to cracking than other glass. To be sure, harder objects, such as crystal and diamonds, are much easier to shatter but less hard to scratch.
Yes. The higher the hardness rating of glass, the lower its tensile strength becomes while increasing its compressive strength. So as you said, higher scratch resistance at the cost of cracking/shattering easier.
@@davout5775 the glass isn't actually heavily glued in anymore, maybe the shock dispersion is bottlenecked there and the glass have to endure it fully now.
So tempted to get a casetify phone case, but the bounce imo has way too much going on to go in my pocket. Had you tried the Ultra Impact case I’d have loved that, but it’s okay! I may just get it anyways. Thanks for this video, super helpful.
Im currently using the Ultra Impact case from Casetify on my 14 PM. Its very nice and not as intrusive as the Bounce case. It also has nice grippy, semi-soft jelly sides on the case which I wasn't expecting and quickly liked the look and feel of.
If anything, this video was a reminder why a good case is needed. Forget all the marketing jargon about toughest glass and always get a good case for your phone. After all glass is glass and it will always break.
I wouldn't say the corner drop was a close call when the iPhone cracked. The Samsung corner did take a bit more damage but ultimately I think that's what stopped the glass from breaking.
I don't think that is a good idea, from a logical standpoint. The stainless steel is probably more expensive and more difficult zu manufacture, at the same time doesn't help the phone not to crack its glass. Using flat screens instead of curved woulf probably be better.
problem of poor people, watchin this kind of vid and wish to have one, almost cry because YT content creator waste 2 beautiful smartphone just to reach a lot of view, a lot of view given by poor people in front of their screen
@@nwa974 hahaha I’m just saving every penny so I can afford one and this guy’s just breaking it to proof how easy can break, it just make my heart wanna work even more 🥹🤣
I still don't know if I just have insane luck or if the smartphones companies give me are built extra solid. In the last week alone I've dropped my oppo A53s 4 times from a height of 1.5m onto tiles and concrete and it doesent have a single crack break or anything and all of the previous phones I've ever owned are the same story
@@vedchaudhary1180 Did this guy literally just tell me that the phone currently in my hand that has gorilla glass 3 backing according to the literal box has a plastic back...
Drop them on Rocks. You'll see a big difference & many people such as myself, have a Rocky Driveway & drop their phones while trying to get into their vehicles.
The added weight of the iPhone is really not helping at all. Apple has to improve their materials once again because reducing the battery is not really an option anymore. Reducing the quality of materials is not the Apple way either. So they need something that is stronger than steel but just as fancy and good looking.
The iPhone 14 Pro are exactly the same weight as last year. And that despite the fact that the batteries got BIGGER on the 14 Pro - not smaller. And the difference on the Pro Max is negligible. It went from 4352 to 4323. Android manufacturers use 4900 mAh batteries but advertise them as 5000 mAu because there are always slight differences between each battery. Which means: the 13 Pro Max and 14 Pro Max have the same sized battery after all.
I feel like as these phones get heavier they get more vulnerable regardless with the improvements. Like I don’t remember the 12 Pro Max suffering as much as the 13 and 14. Like I don’t think they are consider weight with these designs or don’t care cause you are going to put a case on it.
So much for "The toughest Glass"...Cover your phone with a case and front glass protector...which means, the color of the phone you get is absolutely a non issue ( because it will be completely covered). Thanks for this simple test...brilliant.
Apple employee :" sir, last we downgraded the durability of our device, users weren't happy. Should we, perhaps, make it as good as iPhone 12 this time?" Tim :"nah make it even worse" Fanboi : InNoVaTiOn, Apple is da best.
The only test in this that is valid is the first one (when the back breaks on the iPhone.) After that, there's no telling how much damage is incurred from each new test because the fractured glass is just going to fracture more no matter what happens to it. Like with a car windshield, the glass is likely integral to the structure and once compromised the ability to absorb impacts may be significantly affected. I'd like to see a repeat of the other tests with undamaged iPhones. That's the only way to know what, especially, the corner drop actually does to an undamaged iPhone.
Nah these tests are actually completely useless. You can always be lucky or have bad luck with a drop. You can drop your phone from 3m and nothing happens and you can drop it from 50cm with a case and the glass breaks. All these tests show nothing but how the phones get damaged when they drop in EXACTLY the ways the get dropped here and your phone will never drop exactly like this. Even in these standardized tests here the phone always drops slightly different which has huge impact on the damage.
Is it me or did both phone's durability get worse? I remember when phonebuff tested the 12 Pro Max and the S21U, they both went through multiple rounds of drops before getting some type of crack.
Is there even a point of making the screen tougher for the iphone, because you still have to replace the entire screen even if it only has a few cracks vs. lots of cracks.
This proves that stainless steel is not the best frame material. Yes, less scuffing, but the glass on both the front and back is at a higher risk of breakage. The reason Samsung uses aluminum is to absorb more of the shock.
The reason the back looks worse is because Ceramic Shield is only supported on the front. But close race overall. It’ll be interesting to see how they both do in the battery and performance test. I expect the iPhone to win in both.
@@NadeemAhmed-nv2br i said WORSE because the word WORSE is a comparative word. Relative to the front glass of the iPhone, the back glass looks WORSE. Again, reading comprehension.
I have the castify ultra impact case for my iPhone 13 Pro Max. I have dropped my phone 3 times on concrete and the phone was completely fine. When you buy a 1000$ iPhone you might as well just spend a little more and get a drop protecting case
@@cossieboy Glad you asked, the first test iPhone took substantialy More damage even to the camera and he scored it close. Second test the iPhone did better with the corner scuff but still took a lot of damage to the back and he scored it a tie. You can even see the chunks of glass falling out of the iPhone on the corner drop
2:36 isn't that supposed to be sapphire glass? Cracked from 1m is pretty unacceptable tbh. The smaller the peice of glass, the higher the fracture resistance should be
Your tests should ALWAYS start with the corner drop. Not sure if your first drops are corner drops in your vids in general since i'm not a regular fan of your videos but i'd suggest you switch the back drop with the corner drop as that's the most droppable position when a phone is falling to the ground
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Nice cases
I'm waiting for the Xiaomi 12pro drop test since I got it last week.
Please make a video for Xiaomi phones as well. Xiaomi 12s ultra ♥️
Ok I will take a case but . please give me that broken I phone 😩
We want tp see xiaomi 12 s ultra and Huawei p50 pro here
I really dont know what people expect when a 240 gram glass object hits concrete😂
They expect magic and deny basic gravity:)
Right lol. To be fair they COULD make these phones nearly indestructible If they really wanted but that would mess with the booming repair business.
They should just go back to high end plastic...more durable n less weight
@@ultraret Also an astute observation.
They are marketed as "having the super/mega/thoughest glass", X times more resistent than... Apple even say they use saphire on the cameras but it is weaker than the screen glass. See JerryRig's test of iPhone 14.
You should test the corner drop at first to see if the black glass gets damaged even before a back drop.
I was thinking the same thing. Corner drops tell you more about the durability, we all already know the screen will crack if it lands flat
Agreeeeeeeee
i mean, looking at the damge, it probably would have
Apple nailed the weight for durability with 12 series iPhones. But in the grand scheme of things, people will always favor a bigger and better battery, which is what the 13 & 14 have.
what about fast charging? durability in all smartphones are same and every smartphone need a case, ceramic shield is just for marketing and in reality it is not so duraible.
@@mostafabahrami8463 been using my 13 pro with no screen protector for a year, where my 11 had micro scratches covering the phone, I could probably count the number of scratches on the 13
@@EddieShohKallen Same with my note 20 ultra, these phones are so expensive that’s I hate to mess with the beautiful displays with screen protectors.
@@EddieShohKallen Same here, my 13 pm doesnt have any scratch or anything on the screen, but of course the condition of the phone of each user depends on how they treat it.
@@mostafabahrami8463 iphones lasts long on a charge and gets 50% in 30 min, that will last you a day. And 80% in 1 hour, that will outlast the s22 on 100% so
Especially if the cover has a bit elevation so that even if it falls flat, the screen doesn't touch the ground
Moral of the story is get a case. I never even open the box on a new phone until my case arrives! Saved me thousands of Pounds over the last 15 years! I think a poll said 85% of those polled have a case, which is great. I assume the other 15% are loaded and can afford the repairs.
You don't need a bulky ugly case. A minimalistic case with a glass screen cover will do the same job. I know cause I use this combo for years without issues and without a bulky ugly ass case.
I don't use a case or screen protector, but rather a leather "case / sleeve" which I easily take out the phone from, and therefore using it original. Such shame to alter the look and feel.
Kinda beats the point of buying a flagship phone just to put it in a grandma case, it ruins the look and premium feel.
@@darawshyfilms for something that is expensive, Im not gonna risk myself breaking the phone. Its better to protect it with a case and hope it last for a long time. its worth all the investment. I bet you can afford repairs though in hindsight, if you were able to afford an expensive phone you should be also able to afford the repairs for it
I used to be a case free person because I didn’t want to hide the beauty of the design behind some big ugly case. Now I just buy one that can absorb normal damage as I take good care of my devices and so I can take it off when I’m at home or working.
The drops onto the cinderblock are actually much more difficult tests than the drop onto the flat steel surface. The protrusions on the cinderblock can definitely shatter the glass, like a glass breaker with a tip, compared to a flat surface.
The case is compared to the case. For this test to be meaningful, it is necessary to compare the case in the video with the thick cases sold for 1 dollar in China. If there is a difference, then we will be convinced.
A couple years ago, both companies phones had surprising results. Especially the Note20 Ultra with barely any damage, and I think one of the iPhones with minimal damage too. So it is concerning how the durability seems to be going backwards and declining in these newer models
I literally was just thinking this! I remember dropping my older galaxy down a flight of stairs without a case and only had a hairline crack on the rear
It's probably the size and the weight of the phones that are causing this.
One step ahead, two steps behind.
they do three tests honestly i feel like this isn"'t representative at allt he sample size of the experiment is so poor... i understand it'd be too costly and ridiculous to test thouroughly tho
Even my j6+ survived stairs and concretes
Wow. How can the toughest materials smash from a very standard height. A nice lesson on making sure I stick with cases even for the new models. Thanks.
Not with the case shown in the test though. IMO it’s too damn bulky and ugly.
@@greggchaffin1596 yeah absolutely. It’s just such a damn shame the phone looks as beautiful and that and we really HAVE to cover it up 😒
@@LucaMu I agree but that’s why I always wear a clear case and just replace them whenever they get hella scratches or they turn yellow
@@hustlawg yeah tbf that’s exactly what I’ve just done haha. Had a clear case lasted me a good while tbf but now all scratched and even after cleaning just feels dirty so bought a replacement today. Treated myself to a Casetify for the first time.
I dropped my 14 pro max from 2 feet while sitting on a bench. Took a chunk out of the corner. Kind of wild how weak it is
Wow! Great vid! So glad this wasn’t MY Iphone 14 PRO MAX! 😮💨
I know right! i never wanna break my iphone 11 pro max but imagine your iphone 14 pro max! wowza! what a mess that would be!
i wish i knew my parents so that i could buy Myself a Brand New Iphone 14 PRO MAX like you! what a Dream that Would Be!
Gee wizz! You are so right @Sparty!!! HAHA😂 My parents would kick my behind if that was MY iPhone 14 Pro Max!! Boy would it cause a mess!
Honestly it was nice seeing the phones drop alongside a big case. Would be nice to see a thinner case drop alongside next time, maybe seeing the first thin case from casetify and rift would be nice
Dude, without the case I really don't care who is slightly more damaged.
Spending this much money on a phone, if something's cracked or overly scratched, I'll get it replaced. At the end of the day it seems like in most cases a drop from hand or even waist height will break something, no matter the manufacturers claims of super duper glass/steel.
As a galaxy s22 ultra owner , watching this video makes me really nervous 🤣 😟
Now if I get an iPhone I’m gonna use a Casetify case and find a way to tie my phone to the back of my neck just to be extra safe.
Hardness only increases protection against scratches etc. But hardness takes away the ability of bending and stretching. This results simply in more sensitive for breaking. I personally would choose scratches instead of breaking the glass. I know some people much more like to break the glass, they are the ones profit from it.
10+ years as a no-case guy. Still won't buy a case but I'm definitely impressed with the case you show here.
No case when I'm outside or in public bcoz the phone is already bulky in my trousers but at home I put a case on it.
How have your phones survived???
@@alfchuah He’s very careful with his things, obviously. The more you care with your things, the longer it stays with you.
@@alfchuah some people are just extra careful, im an idiot and im clumsy so I have to keep my phones in rugged cases. an example is that I always put my phones in my lap in the car so when I get out they always slide out onto the pavement.
Only time I broke glass was with the case
Great work tht u doing. This gives us a great perspective about the claims from both companies.
Can’t wait to see the speed test and battery drain test too 💥💥💥
Honestly those have become kinda boring with Apple consistently winning each time (especially with the battery)
@@omarghadir apple just won the battery test last year with huge update on iPhone 13 Pro Max. :)
I seen you tapped your finger the same way when testing the fingerprint scanner on the ultra, you have to move your finger around so it can scan the tip and sides of the fingerprint so it can unlock from all angles.
Well, I'm glad this test was made considering how expensive these two phones are and are not mine to damage
Well this is definitely a good promotion for the case. No glass will survive a drop on concrete like that.
I've had great success with Ringke and UAG cases. Myself or my significant other hasn't broken a phone in 7 or 8 years because of cases.
I get top resale value as well because my phones are always mint because of tempered glass and the case.
4:10
IPhone- missing a lot of glass pieces from the back
Galaxy- missing one or two tiny pieces of the back
"It's a tie"
So why didn’t you do 10 bonus drops like you used to, I really want to see how well they handle shock resistance.
Because he probably doesn’t want to piss off apple or Samsung fans
Probably because the case doesn't stand up to the 10 drops. Casetify ruined this video.
@@michaelmccrimmons true
@@michaelmccrimmons sponsors always ruin everything
I guess after taking so much damage, iPhone might come apart into pieces if he does the shock test.
I would love to see casefiy vs original iphone case
We look forward to comparing performance and speed
iPhone would win
Yeah man, you did a great job proving why everyone needs a good case regardless or your brand of phone. If the bounce case just looked better 😅
Every time they drop I felt the pain knowing how bad I want one of these😰
abusing the expensive tech for likes and views/revenue. and they even get the phones for free. 😆😆
At the round 3 you compared the face id that is still working with the fingerprint scanner which is not. But let's remember the S22 also allows us to unlock the screen through the camera, just like the iphone. Fingertip is just one more option (which for many is even more usual).
We need a full video that compares the 3 cases to each other.
6:16 Those are not dead pixels, it is the chin of the s22 ultra.
Samsung phones do not have chins, unless you in selfie mode
Surprising the iPhones back shattered as bad as it did
iPhone 14 vs s23👍
Appreciate the work you put into your videos.
ceramic shield is technically harder than Gorilla Glass victus+, allowing it to be less susceptible to scratches from lvl 6 hardness objects on the Mohs Scale of Hardness. Of course, glass being glass, this higher hardness does not mean that it is tougher and less susceptible to cracking than other glass. To be sure, harder objects, such as crystal and diamonds, are much easier to shatter but less hard to scratch.
It's frosted glass on both
@@DeletedContent I'm talking about the glass on the front of the phone where the screen is being protected.
Yes. The higher the hardness rating of glass, the lower its tensile strength becomes while increasing its compressive strength. So as you said, higher scratch resistance at the cost of cracking/shattering easier.
Wow, the iPhone 14 Pro definitely doesn’t seem as strong as the 13 Pro
he didn't start the drop test with the 13 pro max from 1.5 metres
It terms of being strong they are equal but the iPhone 14 Pro Max is just a heavy boy.
@@davout5775 yh
same thing with the 13 pro max and 12 pro max
@@davout5775 They are the exact same weight 240g
@@davout5775 the glass isn't actually heavily glued in anymore, maybe the shock dispersion is bottlenecked there and the glass have to endure it fully now.
Corner drop:
iPhone - Chunks of glass came off, corner scratch
S22 - Corner scratch
Phonebuff: Too close to call, so it's a tie.
Because of the deep dents in the frame i guess
@@vikinnorway6725 deep dents won't cut your finger if you're using it tho, as compared to literal glass shards
Apple really needs to work on their rear glass(or the adhesive) once they break the debris keep on falling even without any impact on the broken part
The back glass of the iPhone is not laminated
Or put an extra layer of Frosted plastic above the glass to keep the shards from getting out
Yeah the front of the phone is literally perfect, but the back is kinda venerable
So tempted to get a casetify phone case, but the bounce imo has way too much going on to go in my pocket. Had you tried the Ultra Impact case I’d have loved that, but it’s okay! I may just get it anyways. Thanks for this video, super helpful.
Im currently using the Ultra Impact case from Casetify on my 14 PM. Its very nice and not as intrusive as the Bounce case. It also has nice grippy, semi-soft jelly sides on the case which I wasn't expecting and quickly liked the look and feel of.
Great Job by the Ultra considering the curved edge Screen it has and the damaged camera of the Iphone a win for the Ultra in my opinion.
Whatever makes y’all android stans feel better😂
@@alexg4729 Thanks Beavis 😀
@@alexg4729 also the iphone stans
@@alexg4729 Curved screen always fragile besides camera module broke on iPhone so technically it’s the win for ultra.
If anything, this video was a reminder why a good case is needed. Forget all the marketing jargon about toughest glass and always get a good case for your phone. After all glass is glass and it will always break.
I wouldn't say the corner drop was a close call when the iPhone cracked. The Samsung corner did take a bit more damage but ultimately I think that's what stopped the glass from breaking.
The pain of watching the phones I can't afford being completely crushed 😭
Apple recently said iphones don't need cases 😂😂
They never said that dude.
Samsung should definitely start having models with stainless steel, feels heavier more premium
The Note20 ultra
I don't think that is a good idea, from a logical standpoint. The stainless steel is probably more expensive and more difficult zu manufacture, at the same time doesn't help the phone not to crack its glass.
Using flat screens instead of curved woulf probably be better.
@@maitremanta3672 nah curved screen is the core selling point of samsung i also like it
Drop test ip14:✅️
Police, Ambulance, cia, rescue rangers: "guys we got a emergency call"
The test all have been waiting for! It’s not official if it’s done Phone buff style ❤🔥
I don’t care how big or small the crack is, either way I’ll be equally annoyed and feel the need to have it replaced.
Lets be real for a sec.. Those ceramic and gorillas glass screens are just as fragile as they were on the Galaxy S1 and the first Iphone
My Chinese one plus 7 pro had plenty of no case hard drops without cracking!
Screen replacement makes big money
Not on the note 20 ultra/iphone 12 pro max
Which one to buy s22 ultra or 14 pro max still confused 😔 ??
Neither, get the older model the 21 ultra or 13 pro max, or wait for the s23 or 15
S22 or wait for s23
I actually closing my eyes with every drop, I was almost crying 🥹🥹🥹🤣
problem of poor people, watchin this kind of vid and wish to have one, almost cry because YT content creator waste 2 beautiful smartphone just to reach a lot of view, a lot of view given by poor people in front of their screen
@@nwa974 hahaha I’m just saving every penny so I can afford one and this guy’s just breaking it to proof how easy can break, it just make my heart wanna work even more 🥹🤣
IPhone 14: the weakest toughest glass on a smartphone 🤣💦
I still don't know if I just have insane luck or if the smartphones companies give me are built extra solid. In the last week alone I've dropped my oppo A53s 4 times from a height of 1.5m onto tiles and concrete and it doesent have a single crack break or anything and all of the previous phones I've ever owned are the same story
because its a plastic back
Maybe it's time to buy a case before luck runs out 😉
@@vedchaudhary1180 Did this guy literally just tell me that the phone currently in my hand that has gorilla glass 3 backing according to the literal box has a plastic back...
@@IvarvBeers Na the basic ass one that comes in the box and does nothing has served well so far
@@Forest9528 He's assuming if a phone isn't Samsung or Apple that it will have a plastic back
I wanna see the bounce case vs the otter box defender pro and see who wins
I'm waiting for a speed test and battery test
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Drop them on Rocks. You'll see a big difference & many people such as myself, have a Rocky Driveway & drop their phones while trying to get into their vehicles.
The added weight of the iPhone is really not helping at all. Apple has to improve their materials once again because reducing the battery is not really an option anymore. Reducing the quality of materials is not the Apple way either. So they need something that is stronger than steel but just as fancy and good looking.
The iPhone 14 Pro are exactly the same weight as last year. And that despite the fact that the batteries got BIGGER on the 14 Pro - not smaller. And the difference on the Pro Max is negligible.
It went from 4352 to 4323.
Android manufacturers use 4900 mAh batteries but advertise them as 5000 mAu because there are always slight differences between each battery. Which means: the 13 Pro Max and 14 Pro Max have the same sized battery after all.
@@Raja995mh33 Well it could be just bad luck then. After all it is only 1 phone.
I feel like as these phones get heavier they get more vulnerable regardless with the improvements. Like I don’t remember the 12 Pro Max suffering as much as the 13 and 14. Like I don’t think they are consider weight with these designs or don’t care cause you are going to put a case on it.
Very good video bro make more videos like this love you guys👍
Him : which phone broke first?
Me : Your wallet
My phone doesn't fall, I'll use a screen protector if I feel it's needed
Screen protectors only protect from scratches
@@perkaholic1865 something is always better than nothing
So much for "The toughest Glass"...Cover your phone with a case and front glass protector...which means, the color of the phone you get is absolutely a non issue ( because it will be completely covered). Thanks for this simple test...brilliant.
You should do a video comparing an iPhone with apple’s original case on versus one with no case on
Apple employee :" sir, last we downgraded the durability of our device, users weren't happy. Should we, perhaps, make it as good as iPhone 12 this time?"
Tim :"nah make it even worse"
Fanboi : InNoVaTiOn, Apple is da best.
We want the battery test 🙂
4:39 That iPhone 14 Without Bounce Case Doin Tricks!
The Fold 4 did way better in it's drop tests!
I was looking at my s22 ultra all the time saying "don't worry you're safe"
Should do a corner drop first, which is probably the most common drop position in the real world.
As a marketer, well done Casetify on the campaign 👏🏾 I want!
POV:If u see the screen on 14.p.m is made my samsung 😎
Remade title: Breaking $3000!
After Apple : "Ceramic Shield is the most resistant glass in a smartphone 🤡"
The only test in this that is valid is the first one (when the back breaks on the iPhone.) After that, there's no telling how much damage is incurred from each new test because the fractured glass is just going to fracture more no matter what happens to it. Like with a car windshield, the glass is likely integral to the structure and once compromised the ability to absorb impacts may be significantly affected. I'd like to see a repeat of the other tests with undamaged iPhones. That's the only way to know what, especially, the corner drop actually does to an undamaged iPhone.
Came here to say this. As soon as the first crack appears, the structural integrity is compromised and will affect how they perform with other drops.
from my experience with any phone a corner drop will most likely destroy the glass its just how glass is its all about how its hit
in your last drop test iphone shattered exactly the same way. What a coincidence.
One of the most awaited test!
fs
Nah these tests are actually completely useless. You can always be lucky or have bad luck with a drop.
You can drop your phone from 3m and nothing happens and you can drop it from 50cm with a case and the glass breaks.
All these tests show nothing but how the phones get damaged when they drop in EXACTLY the ways the get dropped here and your phone will never drop exactly like this.
Even in these standardized tests here the phone always drops slightly different which has huge impact on the damage.
This video is difficult to watch for some of us who no matter how we save the iphone still remains a simplification of luxury. How i wish🙆🏽♂️🤣😂😂
Is it me or did both phone's durability get worse? I remember when phonebuff tested the 12 Pro Max and the S21U, they both went through multiple rounds of drops before getting some type of crack.
Its just luck, results will never be the same
they did not, Apple I think changed their design on the back glass, they protrude it more so that its easier to repair when broken.
@@johnricang8791 I can see that. What's up with S22U then?
@@superiortoall22 that i have no idea
@@johnricang8791 that was done only on base iphones i think, not sure tho
Is there even a point of making the screen tougher for the iphone, because you still have to replace the entire screen even if it only has a few cracks vs. lots of cracks.
I just ordered the bounce case after watching this. Glad you did the test
The aluminium armour is so much smarter, it absorbs the shock so much better!
Thankfully i use the sponsorblock extension that skips the unnecessary parts with the case and watched the actual vid lol
Always team Galaxy
This proves that stainless steel is not the best frame material. Yes, less scuffing, but the glass on both the front and back is at a higher risk of breakage. The reason Samsung uses aluminum is to absorb more of the shock.
The reason the back looks worse is because Ceramic Shield is only supported on the front. But close race overall. It’ll be interesting to see how they both do in the battery and performance test. I expect the iPhone to win in both.
The ceramic shield on the front cracked as well bro
@@propersod2390 reading comprehension, he said that the back looks WORSE than the front, not that the front glass didn't crack or what.
@@GeloMeme It doesn't just look worse on the back, it is missing physical chunks of glass
@@NadeemAhmed-nv2br i said WORSE because the word WORSE is a comparative word. Relative to the front glass of the iPhone, the back glass looks WORSE. Again, reading comprehension.
@@GeloMeme it's just how the phone fell, ceramic shield on this year's iPhone is basically regular glass
You should have mentioned that the galaxy can unlock with face while the iPhone couldn't unlock with touch
The case sure works but makes the phone look ridiculous
I really wish he used the other slimmer case option so I could see how well that one worked :(
Ah yes, like my life isn't already filled with anxiety problems, I have come here to give myself a heart attack.
According to shape of the iphone it should have done better, but in this case it did worse.
A "case test" would be awesome. maybe a cheap 5$ case vs the bounce case
I have the castify ultra impact case for my iPhone 13 Pro Max. I have dropped my phone 3 times on concrete and the phone was completely fine. When you buy a 1000$ iPhone you might as well just spend a little more and get a drop protecting case
I had a cheap 3 dollar case on my older iPhone and it literally broke the day I took the case off.
Any case is probably fine.
I love how other people are watching this video with an iPhone 6 and ur out here dropping new phones on purpose
S22 ultra is the winner
Brodi the screen on the s22 was incinerated
Very good
You spoiled it for me
crazy how people in the comments are absolutely bewildered that glass breaks when dropped
I remember that the Iphone 13 Pro Max survived this test without a scratch last year, how can it be that the 14 Pro Max is so much worse?
👆👆 Congratulations you won my prizes 🎁🎁🎁
He really doesn't want to say apple lost 😂😂😂
How did Apple lose
@@cossieboy Glad you asked, the first test iPhone took substantialy More damage even to the camera and he scored it close. Second test the iPhone did better with the corner scuff but still took a lot of damage to the back and he scored it a tie. You can even see the chunks of glass falling out of the iPhone on the corner drop
@@oxenfree4355 yes but the iPhone’s screen is better and Face ID still works and Samsungs fingerprint doesn’t work
@@cossieboyright which is the only round Samsung lost
@@oxenfree4355 and with the corner drop the frame of the Samsung got deep scratches and iphone almost nothing
2:36 isn't that supposed to be sapphire glass? Cracked from 1m is pretty unacceptable tbh. The smaller the peice of glass, the higher the fracture resistance should be
Okay, I definitely need to get that casetify case for my new 14pm for my clumsy as* self…
It’s $90 and cheaply made. My castify case peeled off within 3 days of owning it.
@@qwertyouriop2 oh really?, thanks for letting me know. I still haven’t gotten the case.
Oh hell no 😅
Your tests should ALWAYS start with the corner drop. Not sure if your first drops are corner drops in your vids in general since i'm not a regular fan of your videos but i'd suggest you switch the back drop with the corner drop as that's the most droppable position when a phone is falling to the ground
Wait until he finds out people don’t walk on raw concrete in their house