Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus drop test + video

Last week, Samsung’s new flagship, the Galaxy S23 Ultra, passed its dissection and resistance test, which indicates its easy repairability and exceptional durability. Now it’s time for the middle device of this family, ie Galaxy S23 Plus It has reached the resistance test of falling from a height.

The Galaxy S23 Ultra suffered a fracture in its durability test when it was dropped from a height equal to a person’s waist. Samsung’s flagship curved display is said to be to blame for the device breaking easily, and the S23 Plus is expected to perform better with its flat glass display. Galaxy S23 Plus resistance test video by PBKReviews YouTube channel Done, you can see below.

Galaxy S23 Plus drop test

Samsung uses Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protective glass on the back panel and display of the S23 Ultra, and the S23 Plus is also equipped with the same feature. But despite having a flat screen and benefiting from the latest version of Gorilla Glass, S23 Plus did not perform very well in the test of resistance to falling from a height, and even in the first stage (falling from waist height) it faced cracks in its screen.

Although the device’s glass display cracked and cracked even in the first phase of its drop test, the cracks on this device are significantly smaller than those on the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s curved panel. However, in both cases, the touch screen of the devices still displays the content without problems and there is no problem with their touch input.

In other Samsung S23 series news, it was recently said that Samsung is likely to introduce the Galaxy S23 FE in late 2023. The affordable device from the tech giant’s Fan Edition family, which was not released last year due to a global chip shortage, is now apparently set to be available to enthusiasts once again.