Samsung’s most anticipated and latest flagship, the S25 series, has been launched and is now available for pre-order customers.
While the curiosity to experience the latest handsets builds higher, it’s just a few days away to hit the retail stores worldwide. Well, one of the most prominent factors of smartphones, especially when you are spending a huge amount on buying the “fans-favorite” Ultra unit, is their durability.
Thus, here’s the proof that the newest Galaxy S25 Ultra looks way more powerful than you expect, thanks to the durability test performed by a well-known YouTuber, JerryRigEverything.
Samsung’s newbie Galaxy S25 Ultra is pretty powerful; video reveals so
Scratch resistance test
The YouTuber basically puts its Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra unit onto durability testing sessions, where he begins the process by performing a scratch-resistant test, and it was noticed that even after housing the Corning Gorilla Armor 2, the scratch resistance is the same as its predecessor.
While it doesn’t scratch up to level six, it was seen that a few deep scratches appeared when it arrived at level seven. Also, the YouTuber was easily able to scratch the titanium frame, as it’s only applied to the frame, including the buttons, and not overall.
Galaxy S25 Ultra’s camera rings are not real!
Now coming to the only characteristic that distinguishes the Galaxy S25 Ultra from its predecessor, it is the new camera rings. Although he was able to take off the rings, he required a little more force to do so; thus, users will be worry-free regarding coming out of the camera rings on their own.
Alternatively, despite that the camera rings will not fall on their own; however, it seems like the rings have been glued in the specific place and look fake as well.
The Bend test
Lastly, the YouTuber took the Galaxy S25 Ultra handset for a final durability test: the bend test, and guess what? Samsung’s newest “Ultra” flagship performed really well, surviving the bend test with no bending of the display or body at all, while that’s impressive, though.
Moreover, the Galaxy S25 Ultra handled every test pretty well when compared to the Galaxy S24 Ultra, assuring fans of its high-end durability and power to survive regular wear and tear.
