Worlds Largest Smartphone Camera! - The Ceramic Mi 11 Ultra Durability Test!

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[mkreku]

I actually bought this exact phone back in March 2021 and I've been using it daily ever since. Yes, it's huge and heavy and the camera bump looks awkward. But in reality it works really well! The bump is a natural support for my fingers the way I'm holding the phone, it's surprisingly well balanced (despite looking so top heavy) and those specs are no joke! Very long battery life, super fast charging and the best camera I've ever owned in a phone. I love it

[pubgmobileesports]

Recently my Mi 11 Ultra slipped and fell down through the gap between the tunnel and door of the an aircraft while boarding. Falling down almost 2 floors worth of height. The flight attendants told me to take my seat while they ask airport security to get my phone from under the aircraft. The time I waited, I was expecting a shattered mess. After 20 mins, the air hostess comes to me, smiling from a mile away. Low and behold, not a single scratch. (It had a bumper case on). So this comment is made from a Mi 11 Ultra that survived a 2 floor fall without a scratch.

[TheUnknown-rsel]

Ah, yes! The good old " With scratches at a level six, with deeper grooves at a level 7." AND The new "With scratches at a level 8, with deeper grooves at a level 9." Is always welcomed in the phone durability testing industry.

[toxomanrod]

Another Mi 11 Ultra user here, the hardware on this phone is basically perfect. Software is really good too, super duper feature packed like Samsung. Actually more features. I bought the S21 Ultra alongside this one and did a direct apples to apples comparison. The S21 by itself takes really good pictures, but you only see how much better the Xiaomi is when you literally have both in your hands. The cameras are truly superb. Indistinguishable from a DSLR is many common scenarios. For real. I have some sample footage on my channel.

[ctunes]

iPhone 13: my phone has a camera
Mi11 Ultra: my camera has a phone

[machine]

Love the new knife colors. Had to order a couple more. The original I bought is still in one piece which is much better than most razor knifes however it does show scratches at a level 7 with deeper groves at a level 8. It's been a great knife though. Thanks!

[ThreeTwentyTech]

More smartphones should be made of ceramic so it doesn't *leave scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7*

[xulqarnaen]

2:40 *"it's a camera attached to a phone instead of phone attached to a camera"*
You said the joke incorrectly 😂😂

[tabiriibrahim]

Jerry, I've watched about 22 of your durability test videos thanks for the good work.
Can you please help me with these questions?
1. Why do you always do the BURN TEST?
2. Why is that some burnt on the screen don't recover whiles others recover? What does that portray?

[Cobra__With_Echo]

I just ordered my 2nd blue JerryRigKnife last week, now I see the new colors and just ordered a red one. That makes 3 JerryRigKnife’s for me, they are the best razor knife I’ve ever had!!!

[AnupomAG]

5:50 Scratches at level 8 with deeper grooves at level 9.
Ceramic Back panel or whatever but you don't get to see this very often.

[chrrrr_]

Im excited for the teardown and to see what's inside of that huge camera bump 📷

[sea-ferring]

Having the camera bump go all the way across is a great idea. I hate it when a phone wobbles when you use it on a flat surface. The ceramic on the back is a super nice material. The thing you have to be careful about with Chinese phones is that they don't always provide all of the cellular bands used by US providers - this would be good additional information to provide in these videos.

[Matticitt]

I love me a ceramic back on a phone. It feels and looks awesome and doesn't scratch at all. Mine still looks brand new 3 years in.

[GroovinXX]

Just what do you do with all the mostly “working” phones after tests like this? I’ve always wondered.

[AmirElShennawi]

"It's a camera attached to a phone instead of a phone attached to a camera"... I think it is actually the other way around 😂

[sharrieflentz]

The Xiaomi phone I seen Jerry try to break was the Mi Note 10 and I still have that phone and it has survived all my hiking and camping trips with no problems

[puchipuchi]

Finally, i have hoped for a teardown video of the mi 11 ultra from you for a long time

[DoctorNemmo]

I bought the Mi10T Pro which is pretty similar (no rear display though) and I've been using it during 2021. Pretty good ! I'm always at 60% or more battery by the end of the day, no matter how much I use it. Lots of videocalls and stuff.

[zameerkhan]

Hey Jerry when u will do the teardown for mi 11 ultra? Eagerly waiting for that!!!