With the arrival of the new line iPhones 12, many users are putting the durability of ceramic shield screens to the test. Among the most recent tests, a YouTube user decided to apply scratches to the surface of the device with tools and even a stylus.

During the video, YouTuber Zacks (from the JerryRigEverything channel) forces the surface of the device Apple with screwdrivers, utility knives, knives and other sharp tools. With the exception of the aluminum parts, the marks left on the iPhone 12 Mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max devices are practically non-existent.

The result is surprising, but the iPhone 12 screen has certification number 06 on the Mohs scale, an index that defines the resistance scale of a mineral. Even though it is below its predecessor, the iPhone 11, the comparative results were much better during the test. The durability of the iPhone 12 was also present in the construction of the devices' cameras.

For the YouTuber, the ceramic molecules that make up the screen actually make it more resistant. In addition to the scratches, the resistance of the device itself was also evaluated in a strength test, in which Zack tries to bend the device. Check out the full test below:

iPhone 12 is also drop resistant

The durability of the iPhone 12 in relation to the screen is not the only positive point of the device's structure. Recently, VC also showed the resistance of the devices to falls. The models were thrown from a height of more than 1,80 m and survived with only a few scratches.

In conclusion, despite the excellent results, it is worth remembering that it is not a good idea to perform these tests with your device at home. In addition to leaving it at risk, specific problems with the device such as Damage to cameras can only be repaired by an authorized service center.

If in doubt, you can also check here the best tips for preserving your device.

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