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SquareTrade is a company specialized in the sale of guarantees for mobile terminals, and since iPhone 5S was launched, they had to show the whole world how fragile the device is. In a test in which iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, Motorola Moto X si Samsung Galaxy S4 were put face to face with asphalt and water, those from SquareTrade prove to us that the terminal from Motorola is the most resistant. The iPhone 5c failed the first test with a cracked screen, but the iPhone 5s came out much better from this test, only its edges being damaged.
When it comes to breakability, Apple takes a step back with its latest offerings. The iPhone 5S fared worse than its predecessor, the iPhone 5, in our slide test and the iPhone 5C suffered from increased smash-ability in our drop test as well as reduced grip-ability. We were expecting that at least one of the new iPhone models would up its game but surprisingly, it was the Moto X that proved most forgiving of accidents. This is the first time we've tested the breakability on a Motorola phone, the only phone we've ever tested that's made in the USA. We were pleased to find that it withstood our drop, slide and dunk test with only the slightest dent. It looks like Google is giving Apple and Samsung a run for their money.
Of course, no one says you have to buy one Motorola Moto X just because you can drop it on the ground without too much worry, but the resistance level of a smartphone is very important.
