The evolution of iPhone body strength

My wallet watching that

Scary 🤪

They still trash. They are literally programmed to have defects making you buy their latest product. I still have my 22 Ultra and my family uses it. Still acts like it's brand new.

Agree

let me try that on my phone

iPhone 8 bent to the shape of my leg in my pocket lol

😳how ?

@AFS_labs Being extremely overweight and wearing tight jeans

@anonymousCretur I weighed 165 when iPhone 8 was out lol wtf it bent easily

@darrell88384848 Did you sit on that?

@darrell88384848 No it just bent over time on it’s own in my front left pocket didn’t happen to an iphone since tho

Who bends their fucking phone on a table

It could be in any situation

Why haven’t they made a phone specifically designed for skiing? Like, seriously… we need this in our daily lives. How am I supposed to text someone while going 50 km/h down a mountain? Honestly, smartphone companies need to step up.

Do you really want to use phone while skiing?

How is this test even applicable in real life situation.. farmers

It could be any accident!

They injected some old skool Nokia DNA into the last one.

😄maybe

Ja kad mi neko da telefon koji nije z flip pa ne znam da se ponasam😂

What a crazy experiment

Ya bro! Chinese are crazy 🤪

Break your dick instead

Ah yes flip the last one

We have to cheers for him

the first 4 didnt even have a display on them, also the steel frame version of the iphone x was the toughest one i know. someone brought inn one to my store after a huge excavator ran it over, the display was broken but the motherboard was fine and the phone was easily repaired.

All iphones with steel frame are strong enough

i dont know the materials used in every iphone, i refered to the iphone x due to it being the one iphone i knew had a steel frame version, surprisingly sharp too as i managed to cut myself on one once Xd

Heavy bricks i hate them now

Yeag! Now iphones are so heavy, pro max is really like a brick.

After the whole bendgate during the iPhone 6 era, they had to up their game

Yes, btw it was so thin

The last phon is his own only

😄true

SAMSUNG tem essa Resistência desde 2021

Same as Apple's care about customers . Apple's idea of customers care is giving you fewer things and calling it innovation.😂

You should have used an old Nokia to bend those phones. Even the last one wouldnt have survived the pure nostalgia pressure 🤣

😂fr

Só não tem duração de bateria, resumindo, só tem nome essa porcaria

Love when the comments come together and do their thing

Im sure the latest is the strongest but homie def was winded by the time he got to the last one

But he tried hard to bend it.

I bent my iPhone 14 Pro with my hands - not that I’m proud of myself…

You should

I shouldn’t, I paid more than 1000€ for it and now is garbage…I should pay for some medicine to reduce my anger…

Is it repaired now?

It’s impossible to repair - that’s for sure! I’m next week at home, maybe I can find where is and make a photo…

Okey

As I said, I'm not proud of myself

Oh my god 😳 You crushed it so badly bro

@ZacksJerryRig Some for you

porque no lo hizo con los telefonos encendidos? esa es una carcaza con un material que no se pueda doblar

Don't do that without a fire extinguisher handy. These phones can explode especially if you're bending the batteries like that!

摄像头越多，抗弯越强。

True 😃

De aluminio a titanio, cada generación busca ser más ligera y resistente, aunque la durabilidad real también depende mucho del uso y la protección

The 16P is titanium so I’m sure it helps. The 17P went back to aluminum though.

The Evolution of dumbest people

پس چرا گوشی های ما تا تقی به توقی میخورن پودر میشن😒

what a retarded test ... intentionally breaking phones in the name of testing durability ..

That last iPhone eating the hammer like it was nothing 😂

Yeh😄

Ridiculous. Decades ago, Japanese automakers innovated by thinning the engine hood sheet metal. If you sat on it, it dented. The Japanese rationale was simple: "Why on earth would anyone sit on the hood?" Stop confusing bad use with bad engineering.