Damm Samsung really stepped up their game in durability, I'm surprised that even Gorilla glass 5 has survived all the bonus rounds

I think this is the only phone that got 40/40 in this drop test

Next video : Dropping the concrete on the Note 20 to test it's durability

Wow. Impressive results! What would be more impressive is the price drop test. 😋

I don't care how strong samsung makes a phone. I'm still gonna put on a case.

Samsung should've given you the phone to test before launch and then used this as a promotional video. Good stuff

Plastic is fine and honestly, preferred for me, as long as it’s done right.

Everyone: Gorilla glass 5 on a $1000 phone is absurd! Samsung: wait for Phonebuff to do his thing😎 This is actually really impressive .

The note 20 is slowly starting to grow on me tbh

2:20 let's be honest, no one was surprised the Note 20 ultra survived without any damage.

What's the point of them doing premieres when the video is already ready to be released

I phone still:strongest glass on a phone Note 20:no you are not

Wtf? But anyway the note 20 was expected to be durable on back but on front? Amazing samsung

Each time it drops I'm having a small heart attack...

Well done Samsung. They really managed it well this time.

meanwhile, iPhone cracking after the first drop

Legends are watching this video during online classes

Came JUST ON TIME lol, didn't even know about this premiere :P

Note 20 is too strong for this test You should add some more bonus round with other drop angles

meanwhile, an iPhone that falls from 10 centimeters and the entire screen breaks 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Plastic > Glass No one needs glass on the back of a phone. No one.

Wish my note 20 ultra would have taken the hint of stronger glass, fell off my bed on carpet and the edge screen cracked 😂

If Samsung had just made the note 20 $899 for the plastic back and lower capabilities, they could have had their best selling phone ever.

The weakest points of Samsung phones in the past were their curved displays and thankfully the N20 has a flat display. So falling flat will spread the fall. No doubt if it fell onto something with edges it would smash. I have not seen the Victus display fall onto anything other than a flat surface yet so unsure how that would hold up. Impressive from Samsung and although I would still put on a screen protector and case it is good to know.

stainless steel frame used in note 20 ultra you write in video aluminium!

That's what I was saying when they released a plastic back and all Reviewers nagging about it.. Until it looks premium ..plastic is fine for me. Cz I can use this phone without case which is a advantage over the glass back which is not the case for 80% glass back users.. Cz we have to use a case cz of the glass back

I always had mine with a case but it's good to know Samsung phones has outstanding durability.

This is more realistic than Jerry doing with his durability test.

Damn this is not expected

I'm looking into upgrading to a Note20 Ultra now that they've decreased in price, but that glass back is the only discourage. It's so displeasing when the backs crack, I've been through it with the S8+ and I never even dropped it 😣 they're literally so sensitive. I know a case hides it, but it's still the knowledge that it's there if it cracks 😂

Nokia 3310: lol, noob

Makes me feel better about my note. I've dropped it several times and no issues, hopefully it stays that way.

I admire the durability of the Note 20 ultra. Fantastic!

Wow! Almost a good reason to get the regular Note 20.... naaaaah who am I kidding! 🤣

Video be like: premiring in the midnight and not letting me sleep

These Drop tests are way different than the our real life drop.

I'd much rather have plastic as my phone goes in a case instantly anyway

So this is the most durable phone of the year.. I kinda knew it already and predicted it

The iconic drop test

Wow! Note20 is quite amazing! There's no damage at all! I'm watching this video on my Note 20 5g mystic bronze🙂❤💗❤👍

Well finally the Note 20 has some advantages to it's name.

Regular note 20 would have been a great phone if not for the price

Just got the Note 20 and I'm fine with the back. I could have afforded either but that camera bump on the Ultra is WACK!

Yup, it really depends on how you drop your phone, mine has a bumper case and it slips out of my hand at a knee height and the side of my tempered glass shattered.

I'm impressed

His camera quality is amazing, must be using a Samsung to film this video, or a canon

You should do a battery test of the note 20/ultra one with one without always on display.

EXYNOS VS SNAPDRAGON FOR THE MILLIONTH TIME !

This drop test gives me anxiety🥺🥺🥺😅

S7 active got 40 points too

I still remember when the s7 edge survived 50 bonus round. Truly a beast

You should add another category to this drop test like a bumpy surface that resembles cement.

You have to remember Samsung doesn't make their money from charging you 650 dollars to repair a back glass or 450 to repair a front display cover. They have an incentive to make their phones stronger. Other companies with these hyper profitable repair scams don't.

people complained about the gaps around the glass i swear it helps

Now I want to see what they do with a face drop on concrete... I don't usually find myself dropping a phone onto solid steel 😂

the battle aginest the gnote20 and gnote20 ultra was epic

The note 20 is still like new after this test

I would like to request that the testing be upgraded because its not enough

How incredible note 20's reinforced polycarbonate back and gorilla glass 5 will take place and the king of drop test

I always wonder why phones don't break easily in these drop tests but if I drop my phone 20cm it's destroyed

when the corner drop we can see the replay that showw us the s pen did come out a little bit

Note 20 ultra: first drop Big crack NOTE 20: i can do this I KNOW THE RULES AND SO DO I U GOT RICKROLLED

My mom still want to put a case on her note 20 also she got it yesterday and I’m subscribed

I got regular note 20. Thumbs up for you guys its for science and for real testing. They deserve tons of subscribers and likes 😁

There are actually people who don't put a case on their phone?

Nokia 3310 watching this: Ahh kids these days

just came back to see how phones aren't getting any more durable and the biggest factor seems to be...weight (and the plastic back). You'd think they'd just make a scratch resistant plastic like case phone back, but the case industry would eat them alive for that.

The real competition for the note 20 ultra durability test is the the regular note 20

You should do an uncut bonus drop test video to dispel any form of forgery

So in a scenario where the glass on both phones doesn't crack (which is seemingly becoming closer with each generation!) will the scoring be adjusted to accommodate little things such as scratches, scuffs, etc?

Ive been using quite sometimes now, note 20 regular is always amaze me . Drop so many times and throw. Still no effect of damage at all

iPhone 12 Pro and 12 pro max be like: what da hell u say

The 2 notes (regular & ultra) are really siblings.🙂

Bruh mine got a crack out of knowhere

Love this drop test

Why the regular note background makes the phone look like the lcd crack alredi😅

Pls drop test the new iphone12 vs galaxy note 20 ultra drop test

So you use the exact same footage for the note 20 ultra, as in the iphone 11 pro vs note 20 ultra drop test video. But your rating is very different. It got 37 points in this video and 39 in the other video. Thats a weird style to rate depending on the opponent. Would be easier to just make the rating system more equalized and rank the smartphones from that. But then again, this way you can make more videos.

What do you with the phones after you do drop tests with them?

This is why I don't mind plastic backs.

Ok, who noticed that the note 20 Ultra drop test clip is taken from the previous drop test video😂 That's totally understandable.

Make video samsung galaxy note 20 ultra vs sony xperia 5

Hi David! Love your channel. I’ve been a subscriber for a long time. I have a question, it’s been a long while since you made a “reason why it’s better” video. Do you think of ever making another video like that? A lot of phones have been brought up to the table this year. Could make things interesting :) now that there’s foldable touch screen phones and phones keep getting more bigger and more tech is being put inside them. Thank you for reading my comment :D 👍

How come my phones always get so easy scratched up when phones are so durable these days? xD

Just how... This is far beyond impressive

Feeling good that my sister bought a note 20 rather than note 20 ultra . I also accidentally dropped her phone but after I saw it it was all fine .

I feel so sorry for the cement...it is always been dropped by so many smartphones

Note 20 is a fantastic phone, only wish Samsung had chopped the price maybe $150-200. Always impressed with the production quality and perfectionist approach to these videos!

Very impressive! Just goes to show that having a plastic back isn't always a bad thing.

Samsung released a $1000 plastic phone and we blame apple to be overpriced 😂

The back drop made all the difference

I honestly would prefer plastic back so that don't need to use cases. Skins would be enough for scratch protection.

Wait til you drop Note 20 on an uncontrolled environment, mine already has cracks even with a thick case and screen protector. The fall wasn't even more than 2 feet.

That camera bump has made the back shatter. SMH

It's weird Why does the back damage to iPhone in this video look the same as the damage to the Note 10 plus video ????🤔🤔

how would you expect the phone to break if ur dropping it on metal on the bonus round. pls make it fair next time

Jerry rig everything: "glass is glass and glass breaks" Samsung: K then I'll make it plastic Everyone:wtf Phonebuff: Yehe boii

Note 20 Ultra: Welcome to the king of durability my son Note 20

bro note 20 ultra having a stain less steel frame

I think mostly those platforms are flat and smooth but if you drop it on something that’s not smooth like small rocks the screen may crack at some point.