Microsoft Surface Duo 2 passed the proud resistance test [تماشا کنید]

A few weeks ago, Microsoft launched the Surface Duo 2 smartphone. This clamshell phone is now under resistance testing and has apparently come out of the scratch, burn and bend bend test.

YouTube channel JerryRigEverything In his new video, he tests the Surface Duo 2 in terms of resistance. In this video, Zack explains that the most important change in the appearance of the Surface Duo 2 compared to the previous generation is the presence of a triple rear camera. The camera module of this phone is designed with a small angle so that when you turn the device back, the two parts of the screen fit well together.

Zack began the main resistance test with a scratch and scratch test. The result was the Surface Duo 2 in scale Mouse Hardness Levels 6 and 7 began to show scratches. By this account, Microsoft Mobile has the hardest screen among clamshell phones and, of course, uses a glass panel and Gorilla Glass Victos case.

The side frames of the device and of course the buttons on it are made of plastic, and the phone itself uses the IPX1 waterproof standard. However, the Surface Duo 2 hinge, which shows notifications and the clock, is metal. The next test was flame resistance, which Microsoft’s display showed up well. Eventually, however, little trace of fire remained on the Surface Duo 2 screen.

Due to the fact that the fingerprint sensor is located under the power button and its cover is made of plastic, the damage done to this part in previous tests made the operation of the fingerprint sensor a bit of a problem. Zack then did another test to see how resistant the Surface Duo 2 would be to the screens hitting each other. Microsoft also came out of this test proud.

The new generation of Surface mobile was finally able to pass the bending test and not bend or break in the face of Zack pressures.