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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 impresses in extreme durability test

Zack Nelson’s JerryRigEverything teardown of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 shows its impressive durability through extreme testing and reveals key insights.

On July 31, popular YouTuber Zack Nelson, known for his JerryRigEverything channel, released an in-depth teardown of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6. Nelson’s videos are well-known for their hyper-destructive testing methods, and this time, he subjected Samsung’s latest foldable phone to a series of rigorous tests.

Initial bend test reveals surprising durability

How does the Galaxy Z Fold6 stand up to extreme stress? Nelson’s initial bend test pushed the device beyond its typical folding range, yet the inner main screen remained intact and functional. This test highlighted the phone’s impressive durability, a significant point of interest for potential buyers.

The cover screen, or outer display, continued functioning correctly even after Nelson meticulously dismantled the main screen. He removed the screen protector, plastic coating, ultra-thin glass, and AMOLED layers. At one point, around the 6-minute and 8-second mark of the video, Nelson accidentally snagged a display ribbon, causing a small fire. Despite this mishap, the cover screen’s resilience stood out.

Hinge and internal components withstand the tests

Nelson’s teardown offers some reassurance if you’re concerned about dirt and grime affecting the hinge mechanism. He subjected the hinge to intense sanding and then dismantled it to inspect for dirt. While not entirely clear, the hinge was relatively free from significant grime, proving it can handle some rough conditions without compromising functionality.

Nelson’s teardown didn’t just stop at the screens and hinge. In the latter part of the video, he detailed the placement of crucial hardware components, including the audio speakers, cameras, USB-C port, and battery. His thorough disassembly gives viewers a better understanding of the device’s internal structure and build quality.

Cathartic and educational experience

Watching JerryRigEverything’s videos can be pretty cathartic. As a reviewer, you often handle phones with great care to maintain their integrity, which leaves little room for extreme testing. Nelson’s approach, however, allows you to see how these devices perform under stress, revealing insights that standard reviews cannot provide.

Furthermore, Nelson’s destructive methods offer educational value. By going beyond the official teardowns the brands provide, you gain a deeper understanding of the devices’ construction and durability. These videos are a valuable resource for those interested in the technical aspects of smartphones.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6’s performance in Nelson’s tests is a testament to its durability and build quality. If you’re considering investing in a foldable phone, Nelson’s teardown might give you the confidence that the Galaxy Z Fold6 can withstand the rigours of daily use and beyond.

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