iPhone 15 Pro Max – Apple’s latest high-end smartphone, featuring a new titanium frame and curved edges, went on sale on September 22. As more and more people finally get their hands on this new flagship, new durability tests are starting to appear. Recently, the PhoneBuff team released a drop test video comparing the iPhone 15 Pro Max with the Galaxy S23 Ultra. This test compares the durability of the devices to help you choose the strongest between the two. In the video, the Galaxy S23 Ultra withstood most of the drop tests without breaking.
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this video First, we performed a background test, dropping the iPhone 15 Pro Max and Galaxy S23 Ultra onto a concrete surface on the back. The former’s glass back panel showed scratches and cracks after the first round, while the Galaxy S23 Ultra has some cracks on the corners. It is worth noting that Apple provides grade 5 titanium for the latest iPhone 15 Pro Max, with ceramic shield protection. The Galaxy S23 Ultra, on the other hand, comes with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 to protect it from drops.
The sharp-edged Galaxy S23 Ultra suffered significant chipping in a second corner drop test, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s rounded corners protected it from further damage, but the first drop test had already taken a toll on the device. Impact, the rear glass begins to crack. fall apart.
In the third round of the “Face Drop Test,” the displays of both the Galaxy S23 Ultra and the iPhone 15 Pro Max cracked. The Samsung flagship suffered relatively little damage, with minor cracks. However, both devices still work fine. In the final round, they were dropped onto a steel plate to measure their impact resistance. After the fourth round of falls, the Galaxy S23 Ultra looks largely the same, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s back glass continues to shatter and fall apart.
Although both phones suffer, the film concludes that the Galaxy S23 Ultra just beats out the iPhone 15 Pro Max as it seems to have spent most of its time. The final score of Samsung’s product was 39 points, while the iPhone’s final score was 37 points.
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