iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max appear today in two complex resistance tests that show us how easily the two new Apple mobile phone models scratch or bend. They are made to test the claim of the Americans that the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max have the most resistant glass for the screen/case, but also to see if they are stiff enough.
iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max have glass that scratches just as easily as that of the iPhone X, so from this point of view, Apple's statement is not supported in any way. It was also easy to guess that the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max should not be placed in your pocket with objects that have sharp edges, because you will have screens and cases with many scratches.
iPhone XS/Max – How EASILY can they BEND?
The iPhone XS Max has an OLED screen that lasts more than 1 minute in the flame test applied to its surface, something that has not been seen on other phones for more than a year now. On the other hand, neither the iPhone XS nor the iPhone XS Max bends in any way when high pressure is applied to the edge of their case, which is good.
iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max does not even have the screen separated from the case when trying to bend them, something I have seen on other mobile phone models. iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max are very resistant phones when it comes to bending, but we have to be very careful with scratches, because the resistance is not increased.
