Normally when a new device comes out on the market, we always find different videos with information from the terminal. Then there is the user who uploads an Unboxing of the terminal and another that tests the resistance of the device, this is what has happened to the LG G2 Flex.
El South Korean mobile phone has undergone different resistance tests or better known in this sector as Drop Test. The terminal has had to resist falls, run over or shots among other tests.
At the beginning of the year CES was held in Las Vegas, there the manufacturer unveiled the second generation of the LG G Flex. The smartphone follows the same design line as its predecessor but inside there are hardware changes. He was one of the pioneers on mounting the Qualcomm processor, the Snapdragon 810 and promises to be a terminal to follow and different from others thanks to its curved screen.
However, today we are not going to talk about specifications of the terminal since we did it in its day. What we are going to talk about is the different Drop Test to which it has been subjected. FullMag, are known as the killers of technology since they expose the gadgets that pass through their hand to the limit, documenting everything that happens and recording slow-motion shots.
The LG G2 Flex has been one of the last terminals that have passed through his hand. The guys who perform these Drop Tests have posted three different videos where we can see the resistance of the terminal. In the first of them we see the traditional falling to the ground or falling into the water. The second video is a bit more hardcore as the LG smartphone is exposed to the pressure of hundreds of kilos of a truck. Finally, in the last video we see how the user uses a rifle and tests whether the device of the South Korean as if it were a target.
The device comes out quite well, especially in the first Drop Test, which is what happens the most in everyday life. However, in the second video, the terminal suffers on the screen, but nevertheless it continues to work and finally, in the third Drop Test, the G2 FLex does not wear a bulletproof vest, so you can already imagine what could happen.
And to you, What do you think of this type of test ?
