Durability tests .. Watch the Galaxy Note10 + survive scratches and burns

One of the famous YouTube channels – specializing in durability testing – has been subjected to the latest Galaxy Note 10 + Galaxy Note (Galaxy Note 10 Plus), to a number of tests including engraving and folding, as well as than scraping with the help of sharp tools.

The JerryRigEverything, considered one of the most "difficult" channels in sustainability testing, got the Galaxy Note 10 Plus and then presented results that confirm that the device has the same style as its predecessor Galaxy Note 9 and the Galaxy S10 phones – launched earlier this year – with the required durability.

JerryRigEverything started testing with a scratched screen that could support a sixth level of intentional scraping with a sharp metal object. On the seventh level, scratches began to appear clearly on the screen, thanks to the Galaxy Note screen 10 Plus protected by a layer of Gorilla Glass 6.

The frame of the phone being aluminum with a layer, scratching it with a blade only removes the colored layer. The back of the phone, also protected by a layer of Gorilla Glass 6, can withstand the scratches with the help of the blade just like the front of the phone.

Unlike metal or plastic, glass tends to break, but JerryRigEverything's attempts to bend the device have failed, just like Samsung's latest flagship phone. The protective windows of the front and rear cameras were also successful in countering scratching attempts with the blade.

With regard to the burning test, the Galaxy Note 10 Plus was powerful enough to withstand intentional burns of the screen, as the screen pixels recovered after 30 seconds of fire.

Interestingly for the channel, the fingerprint sensor remained under the screen after scraping with a sharp metal tool, and even worked without problems after the seventh level. The stylus, flagship feature of the Galaxy Note series, is easy to break, but has the advantage of not getting stuck inside the device if it goes in the opposite direction .

On August 8, Samsung announced the launch of the Galaxy Note 10 Plus and its younger brother, the Galaxy Note 10, which will be marketed in most countries of the world starting Friday.