You had the iPhone's frame as 'Titanium', but isn't the frame almost entirely Aluminum, with a strip of titanium fused around the outer edge? That's what JerryRigEverything found when pulling he phone apart.
Titanium may be stronger and harder than aluminium but that also means more of the impact will be transferred to the rest of the phone, whereas aluminium would just deform and absorb a lot of the impact.
Man, going back to the 12 series, especially the 12 Pro Max drop test, it’s crazy how Apple threw away the formula for a resilient phone. The 12 Pro Max will be goated for that for a long time.
My 12 pro is so good without a case. I only use a tempered glass protector. Dropped it many times on rough concrete and never had an issue with the screen or glass back cracking. And the stainless steel housing barely takes any damage.
I love how the harder titanium frame is seen as protecting the phone more. When really a harder frame is just going to allow more of the shock vibration to go through the phone to the glass, making it more likely to crack. I would much rather a more pliable frame that scuffs but has less glass cracking
@@undisputedking05He meant that it's a big win for Galaxy that it didn’t crash as badly as an iPhone, even though it's bigger and heavier, with curved display.
Its bigger, heavier, has curved display yet didn't fail like the iphone. And how is getting a bigger, better display for the same amount of money not better?@@undisputedking05
@0vTXpress I tried one galaxy with curved edges (s8), and I did love the look and feel. Unfortunately I also used it without a case and it eventually fell and got cracked on the curved edge. Every galaxy I bought since then has had a flat display and I prefer it overall. Haven't broken one since. Currently using my s21 without a case and it feels so nice
@0vTXpress did you even read what I said? I said I prefer flat screens overall, but liked the look and feel of the curved screen while I had it. My current and previous phones were both flat screened galaxy's (s10e and s21). If curved edges could be more durable, I'd consider trying it again, but I'll stick with flat for now.
@@fynkozari9271it's thicker glass. The glass on smartphones are really thin. Anytime Corning (makers of Gorilla glass and ceramic shield) improved the formula, phone makes decide to make them thinner and thinner. Or basically make them 90% glass as it's the case with all flagship phones since the iPhone 4. I would rather want the back to be metal or plastic but it doesn't look or feel "premium" even though 90% of people stick a case on their phone. While on a laptop it's usually protected by metal or plastic.
I miss the bonus round being 10 drops. I feel like that gives a really good idea to how the phone will hold up over a few years worth of drops and shocks
it really doesn’t give a good idea, who the hell drops their phone 10 times onto concrete throughout a few years, not to mention people would most likely have a case or a skin
Yea but we are not brainwashed into purchasing a new phone every year or if you don't update your system it doesn't work and you have to purchase a new one. And fuck making appointments at the apple store... ridiculous... I'll just go to the Samsung store and get tech help easily
@@notlxrd2In the speed test, the iPhone wins, but for the average user there is no difference. As for the battery percentage, you should know that the iPhone 14 Pro Max battery has become weak and no longer lasts more than 7 hours, while the Ultra 23 still provides amazing performance like the first day.
slight numerical advantage , but the actual result is clear over any bias the iphone just starts spewing glass everywhere and fall apart, which is a major con that corner drop practically destroyed the back, idk how that was slight edge at all
they made the glass protrude on both the frond and back, so unless it is a straight corner drop the phone should always crack if dropped on hard and unever surface.
Nothing they can do without changing the design. See JerryRig how the iPhone 15 Pro Max cracks quite heavily when slightly pushed in the middle from the back side. The titanium might matter too, as it is less flexible, I think. And they will not change the design as they ordered tens/hundreds of millions and that costs many billions of dollars.
Apple cannot do anything about this fail without changing the design. See at JerryRig how the iPhone 15 Pro Max cracks quite heavily when slightly pushed in the middle from the back side. The titanium might matter too, as it is less flexible, I think. And they will not change the design as they ordered tens/hundreds of millions and that costs many billions of dollars.
The problem is, this new titanium frame is actually stronger and less flexible, but the awful thing apple did this year is that they removed the aluminum backplate behind the back glass that was like a wall behind it to handle more pressure, they putted that on the phone frame itself not the glass (that’s also why replacement got significantly cheaper) so combining all of that make it much harder for that glass handle pressure like before, the old design and stainless steel proved to be objectively better so hope they go back to that again.
I actually loved the case testing! It’s always so difficult to find proper reviews or drop tests of phone cases. I would love to see more dedicated tests like this for popular phone cases.
The moral of the story, and why 80% of sensible people use a case and glass screen protector, is to spend a bit more to protect your £1400 devices. Even after the first drop, you would spend loads on a repair, even though the S23U looked worse, the cost would be similar! I am impressed both are still fully functional after a hard beating that does not represent real life at all.
@@martyn_gI don’t drop my phone often and I have AppleCare so if the screen or back shatters it’s a $30 repair, it’s worth it to me to run my phone naked feels much better than any case could possibly feel
Round two was scored unfair: the Samsung hit the floor with the same edge where the back glass cracked in round 1, yet the glass didn't suffer any additional damage, unlike the iPhone. So it is not a tie, but 10:9 for Samsung who performs better overall even with a curved display. So the end result is 39:36 at least.
My hunch is that the Titanium Frame is proven to be a tough material although the current Ceramic Shield can't keep up with the frame's durability. They should upgrade Ceramic Shield next to match the titanium frame's durability so it wont break that easily
iPhone to android and not going back anytime soon. Contrary to what people want you to believe, the S23 "just works" and there have been no issues so far.
Been waiting since launch day for this video! Now can’t wait for the speed and battery test and any other videos you may make 😁 but please hurry lol the anticipation is killing me 😂
iPhone 15 pro’s titanium frame is more brittle than stainless steel which will absorb less shockwave resulting in more glass breakage. And if the glass breaks less or more in both phones you will have to replace it anyway. 🤷🏻♂️
the back on the s23u remains intact even if it gets cracked multiple times, it never gets brittle, and you don't have to replace it even if you do, it costs like 20$ on the iphone however, the glass is an absolute mess, and you have to change it, and oh boy it costs a healthy amount
@@ridakesserwan8712that’s bullshit the quote for a back glass repair by Samsung is $149 ex Tax. Yeah you can buy an off brand part for $20, + an hour worth of your time, but good luck sealing that to IP68 and will not be the same glass quality as original.
@davidbelecci6970 where I stay (India) if you want to replace iPhone 15 base back glass the it's 15k inr before service charges and for Samsung it's 2.5k before service charge for s23 base. The issue is iPhone 13 is even more pricey at around 33k(not sure about the exact price, but above 30k for sure) the cost is almost 6x to replace an iPhone 15 base back glass as compared to base s23 I think it will same in many other countries
@@davidbelecci6970 it will never be the same as original even after Samsung's own repair, they don't include it in the warranty, that's a universal thing. it's not even 3rd party that costs that much, you can buy the genuine one for cheap compared to what apple offers you don't need 2 braincells to consider this phone a better option for repairability, it won't splatter everywhere and repair costs are relatively affordable
The amount of glass flying off the iPhone with every single drop is deeply concerning, just imagine how many jagged chunks are going to be right where your hands are
The most innovative drop tests i have ever seen. This is the most accurate one, usimg machines to hold and drop the phones to ensure consistency. Good one!
I think it would be fairer if you did the drop test with a new s23 ultra, not using the same clip in the drop test with the ip14 Promax (personal opinion). All the cracks of the s23 ultra in this video are the same as the s23ultra in the drop test with the ip14 promax :))
I mean, yes, not every phone can survive every drop. It may depend on the angle or where exactly it hits the place but 15 pro max clearly shatters and loses pieces of glass from its rear glass and you are very likely to end up with a phone with missing glass pieces in the rear, which is not the case with 14 pro max. Apple must take into account user feedback and do something about this. In countries like Turkey where iPhone is really really expensive, it is a complete turn off. iPhone 15 pro Max's base model, for example, costs as much as 8 months of my rent here.
Thank you for the video. My only suggestion would be to start the first drop lower, like waist height. It would be nice to see the phones survive one drop.
Okay, so you still need some kind of protection case to avoid shattering of the glass screen. The manufacturers should design much more resilient phones or stop bragging about how beautiful their phones look WITHOUT a case…. I hate those cases… and I don’t wanna pay for expensive premium insurance….
@@BC08s23 ultra didn't destroy the iphone 15 pro max because it had a curved screen, a 24 plus would have eaten it, old iphones were once much more resistant, by old I mean up to a year ago
The 15 Pro will be put in the same category as the 6/6 plus: bad structural decisions lead to poor durability. Too bad, I was going to buy the Pro after seeing the launch
Depends on your use. My 6 Plus held well with just minor dents on the edges even if it wasn’t occasionally dropped. Besides, what’s the point of not being careful after spending so much on a phone. The 15 Pro Max have the best battery life of any iPhone plus the processing power is also no joke. Useless opinion but it’s an opinion so it doesn’t really matter.
6s plus user here. Bought mine in April 2016. Glass + book-like case from day 1. Writing this comment from the mentioned phone. Everything is fully functional. Same glass still. No cracks no nothing. One micro scratch near the bottom speaker when dropped the phone on gravel covered road. Otherwise - 7,5 years and going on. I am thinking it is time to upgrade 😅
@@danialadam. three things: everythingapplepro’s drop test shattered the 15 pro’s glass as well as the max’s from waist height, a pathetic result no matter how you look at it. Also, the 15 Plus appears to have a longer battery life than the Pro Max from Mrwhosetheboss’s testing, likely the result of a less power hungry chip. Also, Samsung S23 can go toe to toe with the 15 Pro…without overheating. I’m sure if you’re careful with the 15 pro you’ll be fine but I’m going to get the 15 Plus or 14 Pro Max for durability reasons.
4:06 A tie?! The titanium on the iphone was scratched and more of the glass cracked on the iphone (and fell off) while on the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra just got a little dent.
Yeah, looked it up after this vid and steel basically is more bend and scratch resistant… titanium is just lighter with a better strength to weight ratio. I think if you have it in a case, titanium MAY do better, since it’s less weight (so everything is less likely to break) but bare… steel is just plain better. Edit: I think titanium is mainly used in airplanes, which make sense in terms of being lighter and able to lift off the ground while retaining a certain level of strength. I think in smartphones… while lighter is nice… think steel just might be best.
S23 ultra is more shatter resistant and better in the drop test all the way. Imagine why apple fans are so silent after all the trauma going on........🤔
Still breaks so needs to be replaced. Its about the same. Apple fans are allways more silent than samsung fanboys, they are everywhere defending their phones😂 Iphones sales are way higher than s23 sales but they s23 fanboys are everywhere on youtube telling everybody its the king🤣
Apple fans are too classy and mature unlike android fanboys. Their silence speaks volumes as they don’t need to defend something good when they see it.
@@Randomdude21-e That’s ironic, considering the fact that on almost every video, I almost always see you trying your best to defend Apple for whatever reason 😂
The coolest part is that they’re all repairable and completely recyclable. I love the fact that we have these powerful pocket computers, and it’s common.
I have the s23 and its far superior , it's no comparison. That being said I've never had a phone without a case too risky with these types of investments
@@Randomdude21-e We shall see, that's if the battery does melt the phone 1st. I've seen many reports about the iPhone 15 pro battery life is just awful.
Wasn’t too bad for the iPhone, not like everyone was making it out to be. I have a thin spigen case on mine, usually toss it to the ground at the gym and it survives.
nah man just spweing glass everywhere and reveals some of the interior nothing too bad, and it definitely won't cost you to replace it, since tou have to because it got brittle on first impact 🤷.
Most bias test I have ever seen. 1- When the back glass is cracked, it is cracked. You cant give it to galaxy. Insurance companies are refusing to repair the front screen even if there is a tiny bit chip or crack on the back glass. Due to the fact that back glass needs to be removed one piece to reuse. Back glass is not replaceable on authorized repair locations. 3rd party locations wouldn’t care, they would throw fake back glass replacement. Briefly shattered or hairline crack is the same thing. 2- You are testing the frame, you should disregard the back glass condition at this point. It doesn’t matter chunks are falling off cause you broke the back glass first. And you guys still giving to galaxy. If you wanna be fair, do frame test first. This is such an extreme test, doesn’t relate to the real life. I repair both phones everyday, and people don’t break phones like that. Always different stories.
In the world of cycling, the best material for absorption is carbon followed by aluminum. Titanium is also used, but for the purpose of greater longevity and not better absorption.
Round number one should go to neither phone. Both phones back glass cracked rendering their water resistance rating to useless. So contrary to what this reviewer is saying, neither phone is 100% "functional"...water resistance is a function of both phone and when the back glass crack, you run a very high risk of them no longer being water resistant.
Uuff, they hit that concrete block hard boy.. Kuddos for the sientific test equipment that you're using in this tests, and the slo'mos are a joy to watch and see the dyinamic resonate trough the "eter".. 🎉
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What do you do with the broken phone
@@ricky1000also ask Jerry rig everything
@@jvris already did
You had the iPhone's frame as 'Titanium', but isn't the frame almost entirely Aluminum, with a strip of titanium fused around the outer edge? That's what JerryRigEverything found when pulling he phone apart.
Both of them have broken backs, but how much will it cost for the repair? Could you answer that?
Titanium may be stronger and harder than aluminium but that also means more of the impact will be transferred to the rest of the phone, whereas aluminium would just deform and absorb a lot of the impact.
Yeah and alluminum isnt too hard to reform back how it was. Lil bit of buffing would do it fine
That's how tempered glass works to protect the screen from damage
@@Dra999. It doesnt do a very great job at it clearly as we look at newer phones published which crumble at the press of a finger
It's not even titanium the shell is less than 1 inch and under that titanium shell you can see a nice thick layer of aluminum
Man, going back to the 12 series, especially the 12 Pro Max drop test, it’s crazy how Apple threw away the formula for a resilient phone. The 12 Pro Max will be goated for that for a long time.
My 12 pro is so good without a case. I only use a tempered glass protector. Dropped it many times on rough concrete and never had an issue with the screen or glass back cracking. And the stainless steel housing barely takes any damage.
13 series isn’t bad either tbh
Ive got an 12 an i dropt it from my desk and the hole back glas shattert maybe i was just unlucky
@@Vitsigunyou were unlucky my 12 without a case fell on concrete just got a small scuff and the glass is perfect
Drop my 13 Pro a dozen times a week, often on the concrete garage floor. Zero cracks. Basic tough style case.
I love how the harder titanium frame is seen as protecting the phone more. When really a harder frame is just going to allow more of the shock vibration to go through the phone to the glass, making it more likely to crack. I would much rather a more pliable frame that scuffs but has less glass cracking
You can either get a case or pay $169 or $199 for a new glass screen
Apple's titanium is nothing but marketing
Lol.. I like how people trying to justify the usage of 1mm thick titanium which is not stronger than the previous stainless steel frame.
Time to switch galaxy lol
Titanium was to make it lighter.
Well, S23 ultra should get more points since the back glass on 15 pro max can easily be shattered by applying little pressure.
Even minimal thumb pressure can be disastrous for the thing.
@@neilmcguinness4422not minimal the dudes fingers were white
@Handsome_Squidward69420 not that much press the pro max did much worse than normal 15
@@Handsome_Squidward69420Bro that is minimal… You still have to apply force.
The Galaxy is a bigger, heavier phone with a curved display. A solid win for the Galaxy.
@@undisputedking05He meant that it's a big win for Galaxy that it didn’t crash as badly as an iPhone, even though it's bigger and heavier, with curved display.
Its bigger, heavier, has curved display yet didn't fail like the iphone. And how is getting a bigger, better display for the same amount of money not better?@@undisputedking05
@0vTXpress I tried one galaxy with curved edges (s8), and I did love the look and feel. Unfortunately I also used it without a case and it eventually fell and got cracked on the curved edge. Every galaxy I bought since then has had a flat display and I prefer it overall. Haven't broken one since. Currently using my s21 without a case and it feels so nice
@0vTXpress did you even read what I said? I said I prefer flat screens overall, but liked the look and feel of the curved screen while I had it. My current and previous phones were both flat screened galaxy's (s10e and s21). If curved edges could be more durable, I'd consider trying it again, but I'll stick with flat for now.
Take the L isheep
Would love to see a test with the regular impact case to see protection. More sensible case for most people for size
Yes, would never use that case, its big and really ugly..
i-Blason cases are very good and the phone will survive all these tests as good as this case.
Why is tempered glass on PC cases stronger than smartphones? Despite much cheaper prices.
@@zeniktorres4320 most cases would survive this
@@fynkozari9271it's thicker glass. The glass on smartphones are really thin. Anytime Corning (makers of Gorilla glass and ceramic shield) improved the formula, phone makes decide to make them thinner and thinner. Or basically make them 90% glass as it's the case with all flagship phones since the iPhone 4. I would rather want the back to be metal or plastic but it doesn't look or feel "premium" even though 90% of people stick a case on their phone. While on a laptop it's usually protected by metal or plastic.
I miss the bonus round being 10 drops. I feel like that gives a really good idea to how the phone will hold up over a few years worth of drops and shocks
Same, I also miss the drop test from 1m.
it really doesn’t give a good idea, who the hell drops their phone 10 times onto concrete throughout a few years, not to mention people would most likely have a case or a skin
@@griefer5846 lmao you're naïve.
@@griefer5846 I drop my phone like more than that, almost everyday lol.
Uhh...i dont think i drop my phone more than 5 times in the whole 2 years i am using it..
Heck so far i think i drop it twice lol
The S23 ultra did way better than the iPhone 15 pro max without a case
Most definitely and I'll take my 100 times zoom and moon pictures
how? they both are cracked. are you guys blind?
iPhone screen cracked the most.. on display and on the back screen
@@miakayuki2005 omg ok you deserve an applause 👏🏻
samsung stronger for life 👏🏻
just be happy you guys 😂😂
Yea but we are not brainwashed into purchasing a new phone every year or if you don't update your system it doesn't work and you have to purchase a new one. And fuck making appointments at the apple store... ridiculous... I'll just go to the Samsung store and get tech help easily
I would say the Iphone only gets 9 on two, since it kept spewing glass everytime it fell. There was more damage to the IPhone after the corner drop.
95% of all these reviewers are Apple Fanboys and don't dare to speak bad about Apple or they won't get the next round of special treatment
@@ronjonster8330lol this guy ain't getting any special treatment. Apple isn't sponsoring any youtuber who breaks phones lol
Can’t wait for the battery and speed test
I think we already know the results, even the last year's iphone won in those two tests
Exactly
@@notlxrd2In the speed test, the iPhone wins, but for the average user there is no difference. As for the battery percentage, you should know that the iPhone 14 Pro Max battery has become weak and no longer lasts more than 7 hours, while the Ultra 23 still provides amazing performance like the first day.
@@notlxrd2 Take a look at all the speed test that have come out so far, actually most of the time the s23 ultra was faster
@@notlxrd2Not in every test 😉
0:03 Remember guys, the first test is always the drop test, then the battery life and speed test!
slight numerical advantage , but the actual result is clear over any bias
the iphone just starts spewing glass everywhere and fall apart, which is a major con
that corner drop practically destroyed the back, idk how that was slight edge at all
Lol he kept saying SLIGHT edge and I was like, DUDE!!! 😂
Imagine dropping your iPhone at a gas station or onto some rocks at a golf course and sparking a wildfire.
😂😂😂😂
Damn deep thinker
Very under rated
🤓alert, but that spark is not nearly enough to ignite something.
@@LambdaMiscellaneous let's try it out
Feels like the iPhone took a step back this year, let’s hope Apple fixes these issues.
they made the glass protrude on both the frond and back, so unless it is a straight corner drop the phone should always crack if dropped on hard and unever surface.
@@antoniodimitrov8315 and then they charge copious amounts of money to fix it
Que se FODA a maçã Samy continue dando passos a frente
Nothing they can do without changing the design. See JerryRig how the iPhone 15 Pro Max cracks quite heavily when slightly pushed in the middle from the back side. The titanium might matter too, as it is less flexible, I think. And they will not change the design as they ordered tens/hundreds of millions and that costs many billions of dollars.
@@ContraVsGigii disagree on "slight push"
Can't fathom how that second drop was a tie... But otherwise, great video, very insightful
Me thinks twas a bit of political correctness
I think it is bcs The galaxy suffers more frame damage but less glass damage. The iphone suffers less frame damage but more glass damage
@@long-d4k What do you care, glass or frame?
@@jayaramyakkala68 glass damage certainly looks worse at any range though
@@long-d4k
But it's fairly easy to repair.
Apple cannot do anything about this fail without changing the design. See at JerryRig how the iPhone 15 Pro Max cracks quite heavily when slightly pushed in the middle from the back side. The titanium might matter too, as it is less flexible, I think. And they will not change the design as they ordered tens/hundreds of millions and that costs many billions of dollars.
I guess it is due to the thinness of the rear glass. To make it as light as possible, something's gonna give
@DarkPa1adin there's also no metal backplate to the glass either they moved it to the inside layer of the phone
The problem is, this new titanium frame is actually stronger and less flexible, but the awful thing apple did this year is that they removed the aluminum backplate behind the back glass that was like a wall behind it to handle more pressure, they putted that on the phone frame itself not the glass (that’s also why replacement got significantly cheaper) so combining all of that make it much harder for that glass handle pressure like before, the old design and stainless steel proved to be objectively better so hope they go back to that again.
If titanium is less flexible, then the back glass should be safer. The only reason the back glass shatters is because it is now weaker.
I am surprised that S23 is doing so well having square corners.
Yeah I imagine the s23/+ would fair better because of the flat screen and curved edges considering all is is equal
Galaxy phones are built like tanks
I actually loved the case testing! It’s always so difficult to find proper reviews or drop tests of phone cases. I would love to see more dedicated tests like this for popular phone cases.
It made me angry literally. Plus the case looks so bad, dont know who would love to carry this sht arround.
I agree with not liking the case, personally I’m a big Mous/Dbrand Grip case guy, and I would love to see testing with those cases.
Your drop tests still the best on TH-cam. Entertaining as always, good advice , use a case.
The moral of the story, and why 80% of sensible people use a case and glass screen protector, is to spend a bit more to protect your £1400 devices. Even after the first drop, you would spend loads on a repair, even though the S23U looked worse, the cost would be similar! I am impressed both are still fully functional after a hard beating that does not represent real life at all.
With AppleCare+ you can replace front and back glass for a small fee.
@@eugene1640 After you factor in the monthly cost of AppleCare+ it isn't all that small of a fee, is it?
Correct! I don’t know anyone who runs around with a naked phone.
@@martyn_gI don’t drop my phone often and I have AppleCare so if the screen or back shatters it’s a $30 repair, it’s worth it to me to run my phone naked feels much better than any case could possibly feel
@@eugene1640still way more expensive than just putting a case on
that ultra bounce case is like putting a huge chrome bumper guard over a Mercedes S Class 😂
For real. It's absurd😂. Unless you're an outdoor construction worker, it's depressing to use such case with something this sleek and beautiful.
mostly meant for people who are over paranoid about the durability of their phones
I think it goes without saying that any large phone should be in a case if you’re worried about damaging it.
footage of s23 is from old video...u can see the date on s23 is 19 feb (4:55) while date on iphone is 22 September (4:40)
Lol
Was waiting for this one since the launch of the iPhone 15, your videos is the go to drop test
Round two was scored unfair: the Samsung hit the floor with the same edge where the back glass cracked in round 1, yet the glass didn't suffer any additional damage, unlike the iPhone. So it is not a tie, but 10:9 for Samsung who performs better overall even with a curved display. So the end result is 39:36 at least.
you can tell the S23U's biggest weakness is it's curved display, as always
the same exact shattering pattern happened to my S8 few years ago.
No worrys s24 no more edges
Yeah I hated the curved edges. It completely abolishes the integrity of the phone.
I love what the s23 ultra did with the curved display compared to the s22 ultra. Case on it feels dead flat. S24 ultra us going to look way too boxy
I like the boxy look, plus its not going to break as fast@@williamg7138
Titanium doesn’t absorb shock that much and the iPhone back glass is protruding out from frame
This is the durability test I have been waiting for. Thanks you :)
My hunch is that the Titanium Frame is proven to be a tough material although the current Ceramic Shield can't keep up with the frame's durability. They should upgrade Ceramic Shield next to match the titanium frame's durability so it wont break that easily
how about update to some plastc? tha one uses to make screwdriver handles, cheaper and dropproof
Each time the iphone drops, i can see its glass shattering. How the hell was round 2 a tie
If you listen to the audio, author explains that he is surprised to see the stone shattering on impact with titanium case.
4:22 the phone with the case actually did break. Buy you cover it with your finger
Now we want a test between iPhone 14 Pro Max x iPhone 15 Pro Max, with and without case
My Phone fell off with the roof and survived. Results there is not a single scratch 😂
I love how you didn't retest the S23 Ultra but used old footage from the 14 pro max vs the S23 Ultra💀
Why would he retest a phone he already drop tested? His setup is consistent
@@shanmango i think you missed the joke bud
SIX sponsors for this 8 minute video is CRAZY!
got revanced extended and i didn't notice anything lol
SponsorBlock chrome extension and this video is quite short
i love how you can see glass flying in every iphone drop
That's not a glass, that's stone flying.
iPhone to android and not going back anytime soon. Contrary to what people want you to believe, the S23 "just works" and there have been no issues so far.
Been waiting since launch day for this video! Now can’t wait for the speed and battery test and any other videos you may make 😁 but please hurry lol the anticipation is killing me 😂
Makes sides titanium, goes back to putting fragile glass on the backs 😂 one step forward 2 steps back
iPhone 15 pro’s titanium frame is more brittle than stainless steel which will absorb less shockwave resulting in more glass breakage. And if the glass breaks less or more in both phones you will have to replace it anyway. 🤷🏻♂️
But the cost my guy
And in one case I would be more willing to not replace it
the back on the s23u remains intact even if it gets cracked multiple times, it never gets brittle, and you don't have to replace it
even if you do, it costs like 20$
on the iphone however, the glass is an absolute mess, and you have to change it, and oh boy it costs a healthy amount
@@ridakesserwan8712that’s bullshit the quote for a back glass repair by Samsung is $149 ex Tax. Yeah you can buy an off brand part for $20, + an hour worth of your time, but good luck sealing that to IP68 and will not be the same glass quality as original.
@davidbelecci6970 where I stay (India) if you want to replace iPhone 15 base back glass the it's 15k inr before service charges and for Samsung it's 2.5k before service charge for s23 base. The issue is iPhone 13 is even more pricey at around 33k(not sure about the exact price, but above 30k for sure)
the cost is almost 6x to replace an iPhone 15 base back glass as compared to base s23
I think it will same in many other countries
@@davidbelecci6970 it will never be the same as original even after Samsung's own repair, they don't include it in the warranty, that's a universal thing.
it's not even 3rd party that costs that much, you can buy the genuine one for cheap compared to what apple offers
you don't need 2 braincells to consider this phone a better option for repairability, it won't splatter everywhere and repair costs are relatively affordable
The amount of glass flying off the iPhone with every single drop is deeply concerning, just imagine how many jagged chunks are going to be right where your hands are
The most innovative drop tests i have ever seen. This is the most accurate one, usimg machines to hold and drop the phones to ensure consistency. Good one!
I think it would be fairer if you did the drop test with a new s23 ultra, not using the same clip in the drop test with the ip14 Promax (personal opinion). All the cracks of the s23 ultra in this video are the same as the s23ultra in the drop test with the ip14 promax :))
With the glasses falling off of the iphone every drop, no way i'm putting that in my pocket. Round 2 is definitely not a tie 😂
I mean, yes, not every phone can survive every drop. It may depend on the angle or where exactly it hits the place but 15 pro max clearly shatters and loses pieces of glass from its rear glass and you are very likely to end up with a phone with missing glass pieces in the rear, which is not the case with 14 pro max. Apple must take into account user feedback and do something about this. In countries like Turkey where iPhone is really really expensive, it is a complete turn off. iPhone 15 pro Max's base model, for example, costs as much as 8 months of my rent here.
That's quite something.
In Nigeria IPhone 15 pro max cost some ppl's 10 years house rent.. Isn't that interesting?
@@noblejay882210 years wtff...
My question is … who tf uses a phone without a case 😭
Me 😀
looks like iphone spitting blood with every drop 😂
The caseify case looks so very well engineered it suits such an expensive device.
The SP companies would never fabricate an invincible phone since it does not serve their benefits
Thank you for the video. My only suggestion would be to start the first drop lower, like waist height. It would be nice to see the phones survive one drop.
Okay, so you still need some kind of protection case to avoid shattering of the glass screen. The manufacturers should design much more resilient phones or stop bragging about how beautiful their phones look WITHOUT a case…. I hate those cases… and I don’t wanna pay for expensive premium insurance….
No matter where it hits the backglass seems to suffer hopefully apple makes 16 pro more durable
What purpose does the backglass serve other than an expense when it breaks?
Premium phone feeling.@@kujobro
I wonder what the other reply to this comment was seeing that it needed to be shadowbanned
@@kujobroI think it’s about wireless charging and some other things like repairability
Been waiting for this video for long happy it’s finally here
The takeaway: if you can't hold onto your phone, you should probably be using a case and a screen protector.
With all that marketing hype about ‘titanium’ lol.
S23 ultra destroyed iPhone 15 pro max 😂
Both broke bro so you got a bill on either you have.
@@garethalston Don’t rain on the Samsucker’s parade. He thought he found a new talking point to rationalize his choice
@@BC08s23 ultra didn't destroy the iphone 15 pro max because it had a curved screen, a 24 plus would have eaten it, old iphones were once much more resistant, by old I mean up to a year ago
@@AA-gh5zv Literally? Like literally, literally?
@@BC08 here now read it without literally maybe you understand
I think this is why it's rumored that the S24 lineups are going fully flat displays. I mean from a durability perspective it's a great decision...
Leopard tank quality the same as iPhone 15 Pro Max.. Drop test results same same as Ukraine front line..
Russia is the best
The color of this S23 ultra is very good. Where can I find this color?
D brand skin
Dear phonebuff, can't wait to see your speed test comparison between both of the beasts....
The 15 Pro will be put in the same category as the 6/6 plus: bad structural decisions lead to poor durability. Too bad, I was going to buy the Pro after seeing the launch
Depends on your use. My 6 Plus held well with just minor dents on the edges even if it wasn’t occasionally dropped. Besides, what’s the point of not being careful after spending so much on a phone. The 15 Pro Max have the best battery life of any iPhone plus the processing power is also no joke. Useless opinion but it’s an opinion so it doesn’t really matter.
15 pro is holding up really well. Pro max back glass seems to shatter faster than previous models tho
6s plus user here. Bought mine in April 2016. Glass + book-like case from day 1. Writing this comment from the mentioned phone.
Everything is fully functional. Same glass still. No cracks no nothing. One micro scratch near the bottom speaker when dropped the phone on gravel covered road. Otherwise - 7,5 years and going on. I am thinking it is time to upgrade 😅
@@danialadam. three things: everythingapplepro’s drop test shattered the 15 pro’s glass as well as the max’s from waist height, a pathetic result no matter how you look at it. Also, the 15 Plus appears to have a longer battery life than the Pro Max from Mrwhosetheboss’s testing, likely the result of a less power hungry chip. Also, Samsung S23 can go toe to toe with the 15 Pro…without overheating. I’m sure if you’re careful with the 15 pro you’ll be fine but I’m going to get the 15 Plus or 14 Pro Max for durability reasons.
4:06 A tie?! The titanium on the iphone was scratched and more of the glass cracked on the iphone (and fell off) while on the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra just got a little dent.
RIGHHTTT? THAS WAT I WAS SYIMG
Titanium is actually pretty soft compared to steel, it's just lighter that's all. If you want strength and toughness, steel it is!!
Yeah, looked it up after this vid and steel basically is more bend and scratch resistant… titanium is just lighter with a better strength to weight ratio.
I think if you have it in a case, titanium MAY do better, since it’s less weight (so everything is less likely to break) but bare… steel is just plain better.
Edit: I think titanium is mainly used in airplanes, which make sense in terms of being lighter and able to lift off the ground while retaining a certain level of strength. I think in smartphones… while lighter is nice… think steel just might be best.
Titanium needs coating. They need to take reference from titanium watches with coating that can withstand beyond 4800v (forgot the unit)
so to sum up, get a casing and screen protector for all devices
S23 ultra is more shatter resistant and better in the drop test all the way.
Imagine why apple fans are so silent after all the trauma going on........🤔
Still breaks so needs to be replaced. Its about the same. Apple fans are allways more silent than samsung fanboys, they are everywhere defending their phones😂
Iphones sales are way higher than s23 sales but they s23 fanboys are everywhere on youtube telling everybody its the king🤣
Apple fans are too classy and mature unlike android fanboys. Their silence speaks volumes as they don’t need to defend something good when they see it.
@@Randomdude21-e That’s ironic, considering the fact that on almost every video, I almost always see you trying your best to defend Apple for whatever reason 😂
Titan - a name by Apple called different from aluminum. This is the same apple called Island in the camera sellfie
Phone buff does everything perfectly, can't wait for the speed test and battery test
I was waiting for this so much
Apple fumbled the bag this year with the pro max
Thanks for the tests
Apple takes a step back every year, and the base keeps upgrading.
Was waitin for this!
The coolest part is that they’re all repairable and completely recyclable. I love the fact that we have these powerful pocket computers, and it’s common.
Repairable for the cheap price of 500$ for the back glass tooo!
@@mehshutup3041doesn’t cost 500 😂 try 200 without AppleCare, and 29 with AppleCare. Ya bozo.
@@mehshutup3041it’s now 169
@@mehshutup3041it’s cheaper to repair the back glass for it now but still
@@mehshutup3041Samsung back glass is even more cheaper compared to iphone
Been waiting for his video past 2 weeks thank you
Finally a more scientific drop test. Love this channel
Titanium ain't gonna help
Exactly it's just marketing
Looks like it helps with body damage, but that mostly useless when its the glass that matters.
No shit, its less than 1mm thick it is aluminum from there on
Why am I not suprised... That was only a 4ft drop, and the iPhone couldn't hold up
Deveria ter usado um outro S23 ultra com capa anti impacto da mesma marca também pra ser justo
Someone is waiting for iphone to get almost stable update so it doesn't lose against s23 ultra in speed test 😂.
He can't tolerate seeing iphone loses.
I have the s23 and its far superior , it's no comparison. That being said I've never had a phone without a case too risky with these types of investments
your 4K closeup are the best quality closeup i have seen of the iphone 15 so far on youtube
iPhone 15 taking L after L since launch. We're all waiting for the battery/speed test. Always 🔥
Even the 14 pm models where faster and better battery, will be an easy win for 15 pm, im sure
@@Randomdude21-e We shall see, that's if the battery does melt the phone 1st. I've seen many reports about the iPhone 15 pro battery life is just awful.
@@ChadH2023 i have seen alot of reports of samsungs explode or break because of battery. Dont mean thats the case
@@Randomdude21-e that was the note 7... and the iPhone 6 bent in half, what's your point?
@@Randomdude21-e That is not true at all...
Conclusion: Get a galaxy with a case that doesn't look like buttcheeks.
Wasn’t too bad for the iPhone, not like everyone was making it out to be. I have a thin spigen case on mine, usually toss it to the ground at the gym and it survives.
Well it was since the pro max already back cracked by just bowing it in other video
nah man just spweing glass everywhere and reveals some of the interior nothing too bad,
and it definitely won't cost you to replace it, since tou have to because it got brittle on first impact 🤷.
Toss it without the case then
@@Gurenn83 why make an out of the box scenario? I wouldn’t toss my S23 Ultra without a case either lol
glass is flying all over the place? how do you give slight edge to iphone?
S23 ULTRA IS BETTER
I’ve watched a lot of iPhone 15 Pro comparisons but I’ve been waiting for your videos the most! Waiting for speed test
The outcome: Basically just don’t drop your phone no matter what you have.
Who remembers the old HTC Inspire. Mine survived so many drops.
Most bias test I have ever seen.
1- When the back glass is cracked, it is cracked. You cant give it to galaxy. Insurance companies are refusing to repair the front screen even if there is a tiny bit chip or crack on the back glass. Due to the fact that back glass needs to be removed one piece to reuse. Back glass is not replaceable on authorized repair locations. 3rd party locations wouldn’t care, they would throw fake back glass replacement. Briefly shattered or hairline crack is the same thing.
2- You are testing the frame, you should disregard the back glass condition at this point. It doesn’t matter chunks are falling off cause you broke the back glass first. And you guys still giving to galaxy. If you wanna be fair, do frame test first.
This is such an extreme test, doesn’t relate to the real life. I repair both phones everyday, and people don’t break phones like that. Always different stories.
I'll never understand people that don't put a case on their $1000 phone. Just rawdoggin they're way through life.
Imagine dropping the iphone 15 pro on a gas station... so those little sparkles go off and exploding gas stations becoming a thing..
As a pragmatist I cannot understood the appeal of a glass back.
Nothing like a big rugged case to make your nice sleek and beautiful phone look more sleek and beautiful 🙄🤣
Where is your speed test video? I always wait for that
In the world of cycling, the best material for absorption is carbon followed by aluminum. Titanium is also used, but for the purpose of greater longevity and not better absorption.
Been waiting on you guys to provide this video!! 🙌🏼😊
Round number one should go to neither phone. Both phones back glass cracked rendering their water resistance rating to useless. So contrary to what this reviewer is saying, neither phone is 100% "functional"...water resistance is a function of both phone and when the back glass crack, you run a very high risk of them no longer being water resistant.
Picture already told me the result. No point in watching it. Lol
Uuff, they hit that concrete block hard boy.. Kuddos for the sientific test equipment that you're using in this tests, and the slo'mos are a joy to watch and see the dyinamic resonate trough the "eter".. 🎉