iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Drop Test!

In this video at poly technology we are going to show you a video of the YouTube channel PhoneBuff about the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Drop Test!

The tester has the two iPhone on his hand which are more thinner than the other iPhone products. He will drop which of this phones once in his back, once in his side and  finally once on his face to see just how durable the apple products are. He start off with iPhone 6, to drop on his back and you can see from the photo or from the video that there are very minimal damage on the back of iPhone 6. We can say that nothing at all does not happen to the iPhone 6 after the fall

From the photo you can see iPhone 6 falling, test which will be passed from iPhone but what will happen in other tests.

From the photo you can see that iPhone 6 does not have any damage after the drop on his back we can see the same for iPhone 6 plus which pass this test too with some scratches which is very difficult to notice them.

The second test will be dropping on the side of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus:

And as you can imagine this test will be passed from iPhone 6 because there were not to much scratches, but it is not the same for iPhone 6 plus because you can see from the photo that there are a lot of damages on him:

iPhone 6 plus fails in the dropping test on his side.

 And what can happen with the dropping test on the display of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus?

As you can imagine and as you can see from the photos the damages are big, but the good news is that the iPhone still works, so their iOS is cool.

iPhone 6 in dropping test, and this test have not being passed from iPhone 6 and either from iPhone 6 plus.

So in this post at poly  technology we wrote an article showing you a video from the YouTube channel mentioned in the first paragraph of the article iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Drop Test. If you liked this article please bookmark poly technology to learn more about iPhone and Samsung Galaxy. Of course, that we will write different articles about operating systems but until now nothing new from that front.