Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra packs with many impressive features and strong hardware inside. It means the device should be tough and durable. The S20 Ultra seems to be a strong device, as it has passed a very difficult durability test by JerryRigEverything (If you don’t know, JerryRigEverything is a YouTube Channel name, who performs several difficult tests on smartphones to check the strength/durability of the smartphones).
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FYI, the Galaxy S20 Ultra is a really expensive device, worth $1400, so you would want it to be tough. To understand the value of your money, you can watch the complete durability test in the embedded video below.
The S20 Ultra’s 6.9-inch display is highly resistant to scratches, the durability test reveals. The display scratches from level 6 on the Mohs Scale with deeper grooves from level 7. Similar to the S20 Ultra’s front, its camera lenses on the back don’t get easily scratched. The device frame and buttons are made from metal.
In the burn test, the AMOLED display performed good, it recovered fairly quickly. In the bend test, it did really good in the bend test, you have to push it very hard to hurt it a little bit. Probably you will end up hurting yourself.
In a different durability test, which is conducted by PhoneBuff, the Galaxy S20 Ultra managed to survive multiple drop tests. In the video below, you can see the Galaxy S20 Ultra went through multiple drops with the front and rear glass sustaining significantly less damage as compared to Apple’s iPhone 11 Pro Max.
