The American YouTuber and software reviewer- JerryRigEverything has released the Google Pixel 6 Pro durability test result on YouTube. Likewise his technology enthusiasm, he use an interesting title framed as “How much Plastic this time?” to publish the results.
According to the previous info, the Google Pixel 5 was unveiled with a large hole in its metal back panel to provide a wireless charging function which was covered with a piece of resin. Now, it’s time to see the tweaks in the new one.
Let’s don’t waste any further time and dig out the Google Pixel 6 Pro durability test results.
As shown in the video, JerryRigEverything first divides the mobile phone screen into 1 to 10 different areas for the touchstone test. Going with the further process, the Corning Gorilla Victus glass used on the screen appears at a Mohs hardness level of 6. The seen shows the light scratches when the Mohs hardness is 7.
Thereafter, the YouTuber tested a lens module protruding from the back of the mobile phone that has a thickness of about 2.5 mm. The hardness test was executed on the rear camera lens module with a small cutter.
Speaking of the results, the flat part of the lens rear cover was made of glass and has the rear glass cover. Meanwhile, the bending area between the bodies is made of plastic.
Afterward, the tester moves to the side bezels, bottom bezels, phone buttons, and SIM card tray of the Pixel 6 Pro. The conclusion displays that all parts are composite of aluminum. Yet, the top frame of the phone is made of plastic where the millimeter-wave antenna is placed.
What’s more, JerryRigEverything conducted a burn test on the Pixel 6 Pro screen. However, the result was an invariable pixel burn appearance on the screen.
Now coming to the end of the test, the Google Pixel 6 Pro has gone under the bending resistance endurance test. Even after adopting the double-layer glass design, the smartphone successfully passed its bending resistance test.
Here you can see the official video of the Google Pixel 6 Pro durability endurance test-
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