The king of drop tests has not claimed victims
The Chinese smartphone maker Iqoo, a sub-brand of Vivo, has brought the drop tests to the limit. After attaching his mobile device to a balloon, he tested its resistance by letting it fall by as much as 31,540 meters, practically about 5 times the height of Everest.
Everything was taken directly from the smartphone in question, which among other things has resisted so well even at a temperature of -56 degrees. The fall did not affect the operation of the phone, which was collected from the ground still lit and with only a few cracks on the screen, probably uncut thanks to the tempered glass.
If you want more details on the Highlander smartphone we can tell you that it is an exclusive product of the Chinese market, equipped with a 4000mAh battery with fast charge, 6.41 ”display and Snapdragon 855. Iqoo wins then the Guinness Book of Records with regard to the drop tests, overcoming the fall of 18,421 meters of the Honor 8. Not bad, no?
Below is the video shot by the company.
Everything was taken directly from the smartphone in question, which among other things has resisted so well even at a temperature of -56 degrees. The fall did not affect the operation of the phone, which was collected from the ground still lit and with only a few cracks on the screen, probably uncut thanks to the tempered glass.
If you want more details on the Highlander smartphone we can tell you that it is an exclusive product of the Chinese market, equipped with a 4000mAh battery with fast charge, 6.41 ”display and Snapdragon 855. Iqoo wins then the Guinness Book of Records with regard to the drop tests, overcoming the fall of 18,421 meters of the Honor 8. Not bad, no?
Below is the video shot by the company.
