Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra is the most recent phone to go through PBKreviews‘s drop and scratch test treatment. As normal, the phone was dropped a number of times from waist height throughout its front, sides and back. The very first drop led to small scrapes on the frame and a little fracture on the screen on top right corner. The back endured its tumble without any apparent damage.
The brand-new titanium frame likewise endured a close encounter with a drill while its 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display screen and its Gorilla Glass Armor were tested versus a mix of dust and gravel without any imperfections or scratches.
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- 0odle-noodle
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Tbx
if the only scratches originated from your pockets, its due to caught lints and minerals in your pockets (particularly sand) continuously rubbing versus your phone, which will constantly trigger damage with time. And for scratch resistance, discover the claim is …
- 0odle-noodle
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Tbx
you are technically inaccurate. The drops themselves do not straight jeopardize the glass, rather what the drops trigger is what jeopardizes the screen. Fractures, scratches, chips, and pressure (from bent and broken frames) are what jeopardize the glass …
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- SShock
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AKk
Similar to glass on S23 Ultra. Which has lots of micro scratches from god understands what in my pocket that never ever has secrets and I’m not building employee. There is likewise one extremely deep scratch that simply took place one day. All in 1 year of really cautious …
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