Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5: Durability test cleared! Youtuber bends the smartphone , check out the outcome

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5: The most recent release from the manufacturer of foldable smartphones is the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5. Smartphones that can fold up have a distinct user base. However, a lot of people think that foldable cellphones are not very sturdy. Nevertheless, the cost of these gadgets is high.The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 phone was put through a lot of bashing, banging, and breaking during a YouTuber's durability test, which involved checking the phone's durability. You must be interested in the outcomes as well.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 durability test by JerryRigEverything

The foldable smartphone passed the durability test with flying colours. To test the phone's longevity, a YouTuber by the name of JerryRigEverything put it through a number of tests. YouTuber has also shared its video. The phone passed the burn test, dust folding test, and scratch test, which are all seen in the video. The phone continued to work regularly even after passing all of these tests.

Here is the video

The video demonstrates how the phone was put through several stages of testing. Its bend test was the most fascinating test. The amazing part which is shown in the video is when the phone is turned in the opposite direction, it remained in place. The Motorola Razr Plus and Google Pixel Fold, on the other hand, purportedly failed this test. However, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 phone passes this test and endures till the very end.

The item does not appear to be damaged from any direction or have any significant cracks, as can be seen in the video. Overall, the phone makes a great impression. Therefore, this Samsung phone succeeds to disprove the myth that foldable phones are not durable.

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