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First iPhone 17 Pro Max Drop Test: Glass Survives Everything, Even Being Thrown In The Air
On Friday, the iPhone Air and iPhone 17 models started selling in stores and shipping to buyers who purchased them online. As in previous years, the iPhone's release date brings us more details about ...
As they do every year, some YouTubers have made their way over to Australia to get their hands on the iPhone 17 first. Since Australia is far ahead of the US in terms of time zones, it’s the first ...
A GizmoSlip drop test encased the iPhone 17 Air in a watermelon and tossed it from 250 feet, resulting in a shattered back and a seemingly dead display. Surprisingly, the phone may still have some ...
Durability is always a hot topic when new flagships launch, and this year the conversation has centered on Apple’s switch back to aluminum for the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Samsung, on the other hand, has ...
Apple's thin and light iPhone Air is built with a durable titanium frame, and as we've seen demonstrated, it is highly resistant to bending even though it's only 5.6mm thick. Less has been shared ...
YouTubers in Australia have already drop-tested the iPhone 17 Pro Max, and the results highlight big durability gains. While the aluminum frame dents and loses paint quickly, Apple’s new Ceramic ...
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