Friday 16 September 2016
It’s only been shipping for a minute, but YouTuber JerryRigEverything has already managed to put the new iPhone 7 through an intense durability assessment. In his latest video, the YouTuber performs a series of tests to see how Apple’s new smartphone responds to scratching, heat and bending. While the iPhone 7 will withstand scratches from a simple utility knife with ease, contact with a mineral pick equivalent to level six and higher on the Mohs hardness scale could certainly leave permanent damages on your screen. Similarly to the display, the rear iSight camera cover won’t succumb to a standard razor blade, but materials corresponding to level six and above…
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