Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus Drop Test. Flat Screen VS Curved.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus Drop Test. Flat Screen VS Curved.

[chriswest]

Never take your phone out of the case. Even in the house, I dropped mine onto the hard tile floor. Smashing!🤦

[riley]

I just got the Galaxy S23 just over a week ago. I'm extremely careful with it, have a case on it and a screen protector. I couldn't imagine already dropping it. I'd be so mad. Lol. These videos are entertaining to watch though. I've watched a few of your videos now and enjoy them. Great job and keep up the good work. Stay safe.

[zft]

Coming from S21 that I used regularly with or without case, I'm confident to say it doesn't matter much for protection if your aim is to keep the phone looking pristine after years. Dust will find their way between the gap on the case, the rubber from case leave marks on the phone and so on. I stopped using screen protector for more than 2 years, and my screen still looks fine with barely noticeable wear.

But still, I like this video where the phone dropped naked. At least I know my new S23+ can handle drop that much without immediately broken. With so many 2 factors authorization involved nowadays, it's hard to dispose old phones without making sure I've backup and transfer every important stuffs.

[mokisan]

I dont get the point of these expensive glass back etc. Because most people out cases anyways why do company market these ? And most importantly why do consumer think its important ? I am someone who likes plastic back with metal frame phones because of the durability reason.

What'd your opinion on this ?
Also thanks for the great video! And thanks for always being active in the comment section. I have been a long time watcher of yours. Glad to see you reached 100k.

[darkvader]

I hate to say this but the company markets these glasses to be tough but in reality, they are weak, after all, jerryrigevery thing favorite dialogue glass is glass and it breaks and scratches at the level of 6 with deeper groves on level 7

[GMTron]

Can we conclude that, after all this years of drop test, 99% of the phones will break the glass on impact with concrete and move on? The 1% are phones with plastic screens(MIL certified) and some phones with good design on the chasis vs screen height.

[borky]

I swear the glass on the s10 was the toughest ever... I dropped that thing a million times and not a single scratch or crack anywhere...

[FlameFyer]

i think it performed significantly better than the s23 ultra which was way more vulnerable to the curved display

[himanologanor]

thankyou, most drops i saw in real life were from the ear level, so even lower chances to escape cracking

[drolepomme]

Finally you really 100k congratulations 🎉

[jltub]

You should start from your pant pocket high because that's where most people drop their phones from.

[atomicrus]

Ahhh, those slap sounds squeezing my heart)

[ManikandanSurendranath]

Using LG Q Stylus+ for 6 years now. Its military grade. Only complaint is SOT less than 3 hours.

[mobsyr]

Thank you for the test i have s23 plus.

[sofiazabala]

one thing I love about this phone is the sound, is so high quality you can hear every instrument of the music ur hearing without headphones, , but I dont like very much the battery, I have to charge it a couple times a day

[jsparakov]

Classic psychopath beating followed by dissection, all recorded with a calm voiceover.

[robertocurrlos]

Modern electronics are all fancy but not durable. Older electronics are not fancy but more durable and practical

[gasstationbathroominnevada]

Phones these days are too heavy to tank drops like they used to

[raresborcea]

"the Kunlun glass that Huawei uses on the Mate 50 Pro [can withstand drops like this]"
I suppose, for fairness, there is a video done by you with the same test applied on this Huawei model?

[dennisgaatjeniksaan]

Nice video, i dont going to let it fall because if i drop it, it will die in any way posible and explode when i am sleeping