Google Pixel Fold gets damage by bent test, also dislikes heat
Google Pixel Fold gets damage by bent test, also dislikes heat. Google’s first foldable smartphone, the Pixel Fold, is already slowly making its way into people’s hands. However, if you order one from the Google Store in the US today, you’ll have to wait a month for it to arrive.
The company’s sales projections were exceptionally cautious, so only a few made. In any case, Zack from the JerryRigEverything YouTube channel’s arduous “durability testing” has become a habit, and the Pixel Fold is the most recent smartphone to undergo it.
Google Pixel Fold gets damage by bent test, also dislikes heat
In recent years, just a few slab-style phones have failed his testing, but this one is unique because it folds. Grab some popcorn and click Play below to find out how it did. We’ll give you the specifics if you can’t watch for any reason.
Since the exterior screen made of glass, it naturally scratches at level 6 on the Mohs scale, with deeper marks forming at level 7. Over the fragile glass on the inner, foldable screen is a plastic screen protector, which scratches at level 2, with deeper grooves appearing at level 3. The phone’s sides, as are the SIM card tray, are metal, while the camera bump or “visor” and the hinge polished steel.
