The comparison was carried out in a professional manner. Instead of uncertain human hand was used imperturbable, the steel arm of the machine is identical to the information held by the producers themselves.
The attempt, which have been subjected to both smartphones have users important – Samsung Galaxy S7 and HTC 10 representatives of the most powerful (in terms of performance) phones that are on sale in may 2016 year. But the use of expensive flagowców can be free from the fear of accidental leave?
The tests, which were to answer this question, assumed discharge smartphone with the constant height onto a concrete surface at the same time increasing the level of difficulty. The first attempt collision checked as mobile cope with bumps on the back of the enclosure – and start already they showed how different strength representatives of the most expensive equipment available.
Smartphones were also dropped on the side and the bottom edge of the casing. Coup de grâce was intended to fall directly on the Display However, not everything went as intended by the creators of the test.
The pogrom is dropped on the back of the casing can be easily explained – HTC 10 is closed fully metolowej housing, Samsung Galaxy S7 is finished glass. Zadra and rubbing on the sides of the casing more conspicuous HTC due to finish matte black.
The extreme display of HTC 10 can of course be a coincidence, but withstand more than 30 attempts to damage Screen allows us to assume that even after being exposed to the dangers of daily use of the phone could wriggle out of the clutches repair service.
If you think you can come up tests far more interesting than simply dropping the phone – that you’re right. A compilation of the most spectacular (and at the same time lethal) assays can be found in the statement of 10 extreme tests iPhone.
You should also see if the Samsung Galaxy S7 is “pranioodporny” as well as the version of Edge in the role of chopsticks in hand drummer group Exotype.
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