word. just look at the note 20 ultra drop test vs this crap.

right? We need to go back to the S21 and iphone 12 days. Those two were literal tanks.

Aluminium absorb shocks and get deformed but titanium is hard and it won't absorb shocks, it'll pass those impact to glass and internal components as u can see clearly in the video. Nowadays smartphone brands are fooling everyone, they'll use new useless stuff and increase price of the phone.

The sides are, just not the glass 😂

Because titanium is stronger than aluminum. All of that shock, instead of deforming the side, just goes to the glass. Aluminum is the best material for phones, and nothing one can say will disprove that. Overall, it was a very disappointing year from Samsung, not even including this drop test.

Aluminium is so great at absorbing heat and impact . Titanium transfers more of the drop shock to the glass . Just because Titanium is expensive and cooler to say , people think it would be better.

It's all marketing I guess. From a young age, people learn that Titanium is the "strongest" metal - without knowing the full context and nuisances of material science, and that sometimes the "weaker" material is actually more suitable and practical/gives better results. People also view things like Titanium as an expensive and "premium" material. All the marketing that it's "Space-Grade/Aerospace" Titanium, etc. Therefore, when both Apple and Samsung are charging $1.2K+ for their phones, and Apple implemented Titanium whereas Samsung still stuck with Aluminum for the S23 Ultra, Samsung looked bad and "cheap" in comparison, so it pressured them to implement it too

​@PrabhablyAGoodKZfaqr Titanium isn't the strongest metal on earth. it's Tungsten many people doesn't know bout this it's just Titanium has a nice Ring to it clearly its weaker grade Titanium apple and Samsung uses not what we expect

My 6.7 inch screen on an aluminium frame bent after 4 years of constant use of taking out of my sort of tight jeans pockets. So now the display does not fit perfectly and it pops out a bit and dust particles enters my selfie camera. A TPU soft case make aluminium frame redundant. Its a good move for people who use protection case

It's not about rigidty, but the titanium feels more premium and much beautiful and less shining

Truth. I swear they make the back of these phones glass to make more money on repairs.

literally a $5 clear case and tempered glass protector will save you from 95% of drops under normal use (given that you dont abuse ur phones)

Invest in a case. Spigen, Otterbox, UAG. Oh yeahhhh. 😊

No screen protector for me I rather use lanyard and a decent case

why you don't use screen protector?@@TomiIslam33

yep. and the samsung peaked at the Note 20/S21 (same generation as he iphone). Coincidence right?

@@pettyoffndebe163a pretty big coincidence. Frick all this titanium shit, Apple doing no ‘innovation’ and Samsung just copying the innovation-less idea.

@@raed.gilanithere isn’t much left to innovate in smartphone industry other than front display. That’s the reason why brands are focusing more on foldable displays.

Yeah, the 13 also

@@raed.gilani you talking about me brother?

Probably would've done way better with an aluminum frame. The titanium just transfers the force to the glass.

Probably because it landed on its side of the glass instead of full face

i mean glass doesnt really like being curved but the difference wont matter when you drop it flat on concrete, maybe on softer floors it would matter

@@nothughmahn the titanium to plastic to aluminum might help or might hurt. I would be fine with aluminum for a phone- it is lighter than steel or titanium and is still plenty durable. The coating on the frame is easily scratch able. I would rather have a preinstalled glass screen protector on a curved display then a titanium frame.

Flat screens are still better imo, just for other reasons.

Everything is regressing

I'm watching on my Note20 Ultra Built to last, but as Zack says Glass is glass 😅

The thing with glass is you either gonna go with shatter resistance which increases scratch vulnerability or the opposite way. You can't have both in one glass

and glass breaks @@beezrow

@@Alirezarz62 true. But like he said, the company can make the glass thicker. The Samsung S9 had screen glass twice as thick as normal. That phone screen was very durable.

-a wise man

"4x more scratch resistant" so it's 4x more fragile from dropping

More scratch resistant = less shatter resistant

it's basic physics which cannot be avoided I guess. The more scratch resistant a material is, the more brittle and easy to shatter it becomes. Gorilla Armor performed exceptionally well in JerryRigEverything's scratch test. Personally, I would always prefer shatter resistance because I'm going to put a screen protector on to avoid scratches anyways

Perfect phone for me anti shock case and lanyard i hate scr protection...​@@PrabhablyAGoodKZfaqr

I'd blame the titanium frame more than the gorilla glass for that drop. Simply the fact that the titanium frame doesn't absorb shock like the aluminium one does is enough to obliterate the glass (just take a look at the results of the previous generations of these phones, it is appalling to see these results)

Yeah, aside from scratch resistance, S24 ultra durability is disappointing.

More similar but okeyy... also lanyard...

Well you either gonna have scratch resistance or shatter resistance not both

​@theonlyoneofficial😂😂😂😂

I've actually dropped mine twice in the first week. S24 Ultra is very slippery, even with Samsung's silicone case. Need to get a case with good grip.

Nope the titanium edges are too rigid and won’t absorb shocks to the glass.

wdym? you can littely drop your iphone 6 and its whole screen would shatter

@@forzen4008 lmao iphoner 6 bent in ya pocket !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what dya nwan beuv

more scratch resistant means also more brittle

​@@benno66691 why would u need it this scratch resistant like ur not gonna get a knife and try to scratch it but u are going to drop it

My S21 Ultra is still a champ even after multiple drops nothing broke.

Facts, I still have my s20 ultra 4 years later. Although the screen isn't functioning that well, it still works!

I had to replace my note 20 ultra 4 times it's the most breakable phone I've ever had. Small drops too. Folds are the most durable, had my fold 3 for like 4-5 months now, not even a scratch

@@-Christian-_-75 my note 20 ultra fell 3 feet onto concrete and landed on a tiny pebble which shattered the display.

12 pro max here after multiple drops with otterbox and no screen protector. One minor scratch and no damage anywhere else.

PhoneBuff already reply to another similar comment, with a Samsung official link saying that both front and rear are made of Gorilla Armor

@cms_samuel doesn’t change the fact they are wrong. It’s Victus 2 on the back of all 2 models.

​@@ChrisGraham8Samsung is wrong?

@@HABO2210 no. Samsung uses Armor on the international variants and Victus 2 on the US/Canada Variants.... PRetty sure that was victus 2 in the video

who cares. they both shatter.

underrated ? dawg he has 1.5 mil subs

Lies!😂

Some people constantly saying bs like curved display is less durable just for the new flat display to shatter just as easily as a curved display

@@user-sb4jm1od7tthat’s funny iPhones went to a flat display from a curved display and it’s more durable it could also be that the flat displays all have the ceramic sheild

@KARMA-wz2nj iPhones never had curved screens

@@user-sb4jm1od7t lmao ya they did the screen wasn’t fully flat. look at the iPhone 11 screen from the side then the iPhone 12. It’s not curved like the Samsung curved display it’s still curved even tho it’s the bezels wich still is the display.

Sapphire does not need inventing.

@@djplonghead5403 Sapphire is more scratch resistant than glass, not more crack resistant

@realnub235 Thank You

Titanium isn't the reason in the s24u lmao it's because the glass is way more scratch resistant which means way less crack resistant. It's physics.

@@Frozoken Titanium is also way more durable to impact and drops which sends the drops impact directly to the glass, it’s physics.

@@ThatShitGood easier to replace the glass than the whole titanium casing

How? The s23 ultras edge screen is garbage I've had one drop with case on and the edge of the phone got hit and the whole screen went out 1 drop dropped my s24 ultra with case on about 7 times now without the screen cracking once s24 ultra more durable jus cuz that

According to Samsung’s site, the S24 Ultra is using Gorilla Armor on both front and back. www.samsung.com/ae/support/mobile-devices/what-are-the-materials-that-the-new-galaxy-s24-series-are-made-of/

That's a mute point because it still cracked on first front screen drop.

Based on the US/CAN page of the S24 Ultra, the rear glass still uses Gorilla Glass Victus 2

So the first drop is the measuring stick according to you, LMAO😂.​@@sirgreen2792

@@sirgreen2792 Clearly it's ablative armor :)

So I’ve heard channels say thinner bezels make phones less durable, how is it that phones with thinner bezels are supposedly less durable?

​@@thevarietykid686 it's weaker because the screen is closer to the edge and with getting even a small dent in the frame can lead to the screen breaking

As expected, that's how they sell iPhone cases

It doesn't matter at all, lol , Keys are Replacable..

Applies the same to iphone. Got that titanium on the frame.

@@curious_Mind87iPhone buttons are made up of titanium….

@@SilencyGamer when it comes to Samsung, you fanboys will always close two eyes when comes to Cost cutting lol

​@@SaintxRebornSame man, I will keep two eyes closed to your comment.

I thought 99% of the world put cases on their phones. And I still insure in case somehow glass breaks. Maybe I'm naiive and and a lot of people are rolling with no case.

Personally, I used Otterbox Defender series cases because I feel like they are more protective than others besides tech21.

I mean phones were desperate for help😂

been waiting for this one

Been waiting for this one

I have a claim/assumption: It's a shame, because I often check the battery test (exynos vs Snapdragon) of the Galaxy s24 and the pre-order campaign is now over. I think Phonebuff was bought so that they wouldn't release the test too early. First they bring out all the other tests. Feel free to tell me other reasons if you think I'm wrong. But please don't have delivery problems or anything like that, because the Galaxy s22 battery test Exynos vs Snapdragon was only tested on June 4th, 2022.

Lol this is stupid cause you’re not buying a phone to drop it I’m sure you don’t work somewhere where you have to worry about that neither

​@@Ztonyboyfacts

Yeah, and unfortunately their interest is to make them break easier, to some degree.

It actually is dummy. Looks like you need to get some info

That's a lot. Does it have a case?

they tried and it didnt work

@@The_MEMEphis no he only held the power button which doesn’t do anything. He should’ve done volume up + volume down + power button which hard reboots it

@@jimjamjon2285cope harder

🤦🏻‍♂️😌🤗

Fr , i own an iphone and i got so mad when he called it a tie

Because the iPhone was better or equal to the Samsung in every round but the last one. In my eyes the iPhone won cause only the first 3 rounds matter for irl purposes.

@@aalammomin9518 And another fanboy pops up! “The IPhone should have won because…”😆😂😂

@@greg1288 I'm not saying it should have won I'm saying that for irl purposes only the first 3 rounds matter.

@@greg1288 Your just a samung fanboy.

don't you dare daring people, some have them shattered for years😂

@@serhansmarthis isn’t an overall galaxy vs iphone comparison, it’s s24u vs 15pm not any predecessor or upcoming one.

Okay, but who cares about the spider's web damage size on the screen when iPhone stopped working far earlier than Samsung. Ppl're using cracked phones, but NOT the ones which are not working anymore. This is the case and Apple should learn from Samsung about durability tricks

@@theonewhoknows338 If you think someone is going to drop their phone 5-10 times on a steel surface from a height such as this, you’re wrong

ur wrong, many people will drop a phone thats cracked again and it will be onto rough surfaces like asphalt or stones. case haters use their phone even if it's smashed to pieces

Note 20 Ultra barely did

@@HABO2210 the back is plastic of note 20

@@Jimochi13500 I meant the Ultra

@@HABO2210 maybe curved glass was really a protection as the glass mostly shatters from the corner. I was surprised by results too as it was better last year with s23 ultra

I'm an iphone user but samsung is still more durable in drop test.

Coz they are brainedwash by the apple company 😅😅

Lmao no one said the iPhone won.

@@maxencemelbermundoplease use proper English first.

In ur mind

Real

This video was bias AF lol

Realistically nobody drops the phone 10 times once it’s cracked bad. If you compare first few drops Samsung did bad then iphone. So in real life Samsungs case might be worse than IPhone.

The Samsung was still definitely worse lol. And I'm a Samsung user so stop glazinf

I use a case and glass protector, so these are just for fun. I am a bit cack-handed, so would not dare go naked.