We
all know that Apple’s iPhone X is the latest and the best smartphone available on the market. It also has become a new best buy of the market, the reason behind this being the phone is equipped with high-end specifications and holds a premium and catchy design.
Besides being the best in terms of specifications, features and classy designs the question is:- ” Is the market’s best buy durable than its competitors”? and the answer is a 1000 feet drop test performed on iPhone X by youtube channel named TechRax.
The main motive of this 1000 feet iPhone X drop test was to check whether this expensive device which is the best in a market is durable or not. “Doesn’t it sound weird”?? yes it does, let’s go through what happened when someone in California actually dropped the most expensive phone in the market “iPhone X ” from California’s tallest bridge to check the durability of the phone.
A very popular YouTube channel which is named as TechRax has uploaded a video on his channel. This video has a complete record of each and every footage of dropping the iPhone x from the height of 1000 feet from California’s tallest bridge till it touches the lower ground. And in fact, the footage is completely recorded by the person who was conducting this 1000 feet drop test.
In the uploaded video, the host after taking some shots with his brand new iPhone x goes to California’s tallest bridge and drops his iPhone X from there. The footage clearly shows that before touching the ground the iPhone flipped more than 12 times in the air and than touched the mere surface. The host then goes down the bridge in order to check the condition of his iPhone X.
Here comes the surprising part, besides been fallen from the huge distance which was more than 1000 feet the smartphone was in working condition and survived the drop test. Though the back part of the phone was discolored the iPhone was functioning normally as it was before the drop test without any issue, even the shape of the iPhone did not have an impact with this test.
The
most astonishing part in the whole scenario or say the drop test was that the screen was as it is and was not affected even a bit. iPhone comes with an OLED display with Dolby Vision and HDR10 support and the phone has a Retina edge-to-edge 5.8-inch display that was found ok after the test.