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Apple made several bold claims about the durability and scratch resistance of the new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. Thanks to the new Ceramic Shield 2 technology, all four new iPhones feature displays ...

Apple's thin and light iPhone Air is built with a durable titanium frame, and as we've seen demonstrated, it is highly resistant to bending even though it's only 5.6mm thick. Less has been shared ...

Apple's iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air are strong enough to handle stress from bending, but AllState's testing found that the screens are still susceptible to damage despite the use of Ceramic Shield 2.

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Ever since Apple unveiled the iPhone Air, calling it its most durable iPhone ever, it feels like all of the Apple YouTube community has been waiting to see the JerryRigEverything hands-on test. Sure, ...

Anyone aware of the JerryRigEverything YouTube channel knows all about the durability test that its creator, Zack Nelson, subjects new flagship phones to. The test always involves plenty of scratching ...