S Pen robot, subzero chamber: Samsung tests the Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 5G durability

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S Pen robot, subzero chamber: Samsung tests the Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 5G durability
In our Galaxy Z Fold 3 review, we mention that the phone feels sturdier than its predecessor, and Samsung itself claimed that it has toughened its display and structural integrity significantly compared to Z Fold 2 in the official press release. How exactly? 

Well, the frame is now enforced and made of what Samsung calls Armor Aluminum, and the body is layered with the latest Gorilla Glass Victus by Corning, not to mention waterproof.

The roomy main screen has additional reinforcing layers and a new protective film over the ultrathin cover glass, too, which according to Samsung made it exactly 80% more durable than the Z Fold 2.

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How does Samsung measure the Galaxy Z Fold 3 durability increase to announce such exact numbers with certainty? Look no further than its latest explanatory video where it showcases how the clamshell Galaxy Z Flip 3 and the Z Fold 3, its 2021 foldable champs, are being tested.

Not only do the tests include the usual opening and closing machines that probe the new hinges' durability but there is also an S Pen-wielding robot, water dunking, and freezing temps chamber involved. Check it out and rest assured that Samsung's best 2021 foldables will last a while.

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