Google Pixel Fold CAN'T handle the heat! - (or anything else)

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[hjbtube]

The hinge designers did a real good job. Unfortunately the rest of the design team reached their breaking point.

[Thelng]

Pretty brave design choice by Google to make foldable that cant handle being folded

[jf_kv_]

The Pixel fold didn't pass the durability test, but Zack definitely passed the alliteration assignment, amidst awe-inspiring accomplishment.

[oopdigdigfig]

My guess to why it shut down is that the flame was right on top of a temperature sensor and made it think the whole device was overheating. Would have been interesting to see you try holding the lighter on another spot

[DigitalicaEG]

The reason why it only opens to 178 degrees out of the box is to account for tension over time. This way when it finally expands to 180 degrees after a few months of use it doesn’t end up with a very visible crease in the middle. I am no fan of this phone at all but this specific point I thought was pretty clever.

[thepeakfreak]

It's actually good for the industry to see a foldable coming from Google.
The only caveat is if they keep it building in it or just killing it after a couple of iterations.

[yejoonstech]

I think you coincidentally lit the fire exactly where the tensor chip was inside the phone while doing the burn test, the intense heat felt by the phone mightve gotten it to freak out and turn off.

[YouTubeUserLol]

“Scratches appear on level 6, deeper grooves at level 7” - a classic dialogue found in this channel that we can never forget :)

[ShepTheCreator]

6:49 bro really started spitting bars and expected us not to notice 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥

[MardukTheSunGodInsideMe]

"Any 5'11 dude on Tinder knows rounding up is fair game" - did not expect to witness a murder today. 😂

[austinlohse]

Im actually very impressed to see the phone survive being filled with dust/debris and slammed open/shut. Rumor was that a speck of dust would destroy the inner display. Well, according to one tech reviewer anyway.

[DigitalChadLife]

I think I am still a few generations away from my first foldable.

[jlutz]

7:18 “you feel me fam” says about 50 words that start with f in a matter of 30 seconds

[HashtagAbdul]

The alliteration was so on point. Loved that!

[Wolfnap]

I fought buying a DBrand for years due to their price being so high. But the lack of grippy cases for new iPhone led to try them. Their GRIP case is the best case I’ve EVER had. EVER.

[bangmain]

THAT was almost as good as the V for Vendetta monologue! Well done

[Dopemusicalvideos]

The reverse folding test got me scared
It wasn't easy my friends
I felt the pain

[danteprasath]

If every mobile brand had a guy like you for quality testing imagine the products we have, they must last forever.

[A-D-D-F_Toxic]

When Dad used to fly RC helicopters, he was finding one particular piece was breaking with every crash, so he bought a stronger piece. Then everything else around it started to break.
Kinda sounds like the ultra durable hinge on this phone.

[milinddixit]

I know the tests are "extreme" but it's also good to see if you buying something that is built to handle those extremes or not. Gives you a bit more trust in the rest of the build quality.