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It’s a family event. A new smartphone is launched, some time passes, but not too much in general, and then the dreaded ‘durability test’ is put to the test. So here we are again. This time the star is Samsung’s latest large foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Fold5, which was announced late last month.
Even now it has to put up with a few scrapes, a few burns, and some bending. Will she make it? Well, to find out, grab some popcorn and hit play below.
Or, alternatively, read on. It turns out that the outer screen is, of course, covered in glass, so it scratches at level 6 on the Mohs hardness scale, with deeper grooves showing at level 7.
The internal screen is a different story, as it has a non-replaceable permanent plastic protector over it to allow it to fold and unfold. Being plastic, scratches occur at level 2, with deeper grooves at level 3. The chassis is aluminum, as is the hinge, while the buttons are also metal.
The upper plastic layer of the inner screen melts after about 10 seconds in contact with an open flame, the outer screen takes a little longer thanks to the glass.
The post continues on our Blog: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 axis bending test
What do you think about it? Feel free to reply below!
Even now it has to put up with a few scrapes, a few burns, and some bending. Will she make it? Well, to find out, grab some popcorn and hit play below.
Or, alternatively, read on. It turns out that the outer screen is, of course, covered in glass, so it scratches at level 6 on the Mohs hardness scale, with deeper grooves showing at level 7.
The internal screen is a different story, as it has a non-replaceable permanent plastic protector over it to allow it to fold and unfold. Being plastic, scratches occur at level 2, with deeper grooves at level 3. The chassis is aluminum, as is the hinge, while the buttons are also metal.
The upper plastic layer of the inner screen melts after about 10 seconds in contact with an open flame, the outer screen takes a little longer thanks to the glass.
The post continues on our Blog: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 axis bending test
What do you think about it? Feel free to reply below!
