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The Vivo NEX S is one of only two NEX handsets recently introduced by Vivo, and the phone's durability test is surfacing on the JerryRigEverything YouTube channel. The VIVO NEX S is actually the most powerful smartphone from the NEX brand that the company has introduced, even though it's almost identical to the NEX A in terms of design. That said, the aforementioned sustainability test was released in a video format, and this video is embedded below.
That being said, the Vivo NEX S is made of metal and glbad, and its "Elevating" camera is one of its key features because it appears when you switch to the user interface of the front camera in the camera menu. As usual, Jerry starts this durability test with a scratch test, and he was able to scratch the Vivo NEX screen using a level 6 pick, while scratches deeper were made with a level 7 plum flagship. The Vivo NEX S also comes with a built-in fingerprint scanner, and even when the screen is scratched on the part where the scanner is placed, it will continue to function normally. The source has scratched the sides of the phone, to verify that the phone's frame is metal, and he did the same for the front camera, to confirm that the glbad is applied to the top of the lens him -even.
The physical buttons of the phone are also made of metal, as expected, the same for the SIM card tray. The cameras facing the back of the phone are covered with glbad, and the same goes for the phone's dual LED flash. The phone's AMOLED screen lasted 16 seconds under a direct flame, before the pixels turned off, which is pretty impressive, even though the test itself is useless. The phone folded a bit as Jerry pressed him, both from the front and back, even though it did not break in half. The source will most likely publish a video disbadembly of the phone, in the near future, so stay tuned for that.
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