Drop tests for iPhone and Android phones.
This is the iPhone 14 Pro Max, which uses a super-porcelain crystal panel and a rounded stainless steel bezel with a glass back. This is the Android King Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, its screen and back panel are made of high-strength Corning Gorilla Victus2 glass, and the bezel is aluminum. So, which of these two phones is more durable? Today, let's compare their drop test results.
Round 1: Back drop test. Observe the condition of both devices, they are still able to use normally. Looking at the back, the Samsung S23 Ultra with Gorilla Glass looks more complete, with only small cracks in the lower left and upper right corners. The camera module has slight wear, while the iPhone is not so good. Its back cover has completely shattered, and worst of all, the camera's main camera glass has shattered. This could be because the iPhone's camera module is more prominent, or it may just be bad luck.
Round 2: Corner drop test. Next is the corner drop test. Many people think that this kind of test will damage the phone, it is better to destroy it. However, this is to test the true durability of the phone, so such a test is necessary.
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This time, the aluminum frame of the Samsung S23 Ultra has been dented, and a noticeable breakage point can be seen. And the iPhone's rounded stainless steel bezel was almost undamaged, with only some minor scratches.
Round 3: Frontal drop test. After a heavy blow, both phones were hit hard. The Samsung S23 Ultra's entire glass has damage points, especially at curved edge locations. Most of the damage to the iPhone screen is concentrated in the upper right corner. When testing began, testers were concerned that these cracks would affect the use of SmartMotion Island because they were all focused on the location of the sensor, but in reality, facial recognition and morphological changes still worked.
Also, although the Samsung S23 Ultra's screen looks badly damaged, its fingerprint recognition is still usable. In this test, the iPhone won. When it comes to the number of wins and losses, the iPhone is the winner.
The iPhone won both tests, but when rated by damage, the Samsung S23 Ultra is slightly superior. Do you think this result is in line with your expectations?
Which other phones would you like to see for drop testing? Welcome to express your views in the comment area.