The other day I presented you with one endurance test for Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge in which the Korean terminal far exceeded expectations and many were left with a good impression about it, but today it's the turn of a real test done in conditions where most smartphones are broken. More precisely, this time Samsung Galaxy Edge S6 you will get to know the asphalt and Gorilla Glass 4 will not prove to be so resistant to a fall from a height of over 1 meter on such a hard surface, and in the video clip above you will see exactly how everything looks.
To be honest, it is completely normal for a smartphone not to survive intact after a fall of more than 1 meter on asphalt, if it has a glass panel that covers its entire front, and in the case Samsung Galaxy Edge S6 the curvature of the panel gave way first after contact, but this was to be expected. Practically now we see that the result of the first test is not relevant in the conditions where most users drop their devices from their hands while using them on the street and not at home, so in these conditions the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is in no way superior to its competitors market.
Separate from the resistance test, we also have a test in which the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is checked to see under what conditions it resists contact with water and as you can see, placing it in water does not affect the general functionality, that is if you don't forget to take it out of there. Overall Samsung Galaxy Edge S6 it is not more durable than other smartphones on the market and its water resistance keeps it in the same category as other Galaxy terminals produced by Samsung.
