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Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra is the latest phone to go through PBKreviews’s drop and scratch test procedure. As usual, the phone was dropped several times from waist height across its front, sides and back. The first drop resulted in minor scrapes on the frame and a small crack on the screen at the top right corner. The back survived its tumble with no evident damage.
The new titanium frame also survived a close encounter with a drill while its 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and its Gorilla Glass Armor were put to the test against a mixture of dust and gravel with no blemishes or scratches.
Reader comments
- 0odle-noodle
- Tbx
- 8 hours ago
if the only scratches came from your pockets, its due to trapped lints and minerals in your pockets (especially sand) constantly rubbing against your phone, which will always cause damage over time. And for scratch resistance, notice the claim is ...
- 0odle-noodle
- Tbx
- 8 hours ago
you are technically incorrect. The drops themselves do not directly compromise the glass, rather what the drops cause is what compromises the display. Cracks, scratches, chips, and pressure (from bent and damaged frames) are what compromise the glass...
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- SShock
- AKk
- 8 hours ago
Just like glass on S23 Ultra. Which has tons of micro scratches from god knows what in my pocket that never has keys and I'm not construction worker. There is also one super deep scratch that just happened one day. All in 1 year of very careful ...
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