By Business Insider, I accidentally ran over the
Samsung Galaxy S9 with my
car – and it's still as good as
new Antonio Villas-Boas Apr. 23, 2018, 2:39 PM Any blemish you see on the screen is
dust, or the effects of the glaring sun
on the display. There was no scratch
on the screen otherwise. In case you were wondering, the Galaxy S9 Plus housed inside the $30 Incipio Dualpro case, can survive the weight of a Subaru Outback. You don't need to know how it
happened. It was a simple example of
human error. All you need to know is
that I accidentally ran over the Galaxy S9 with a front tire - and then a rear tire - and it suffered absolutely
no damage whatsoever. There was so little damage, that when
I was using it later, I actually managed
to temporarily forget that it was run
over by a car. Twice, technically, if you
count each tire. I don't know if the Galaxy S9 on its
own - without a case - could have
survived its unexpected durability
trial. That seems unlikely considering
the drop tests conducted by SquareTrade, where the S9's screen cracks pretty easily from a six-foot
drop. And I don't know whether other cases
from Incipio or other case makers
could protect the Galaxy S9 as well. All
I know is that the Galaxy S9 display is
made of strong glass, and the Incipio
Dualpro is a good case. Actually, there was one thing that
happened when I ran over the phone
with my car. The music I was playing
to a Bluetooth speaker was paused. I
pressed the play button after wiping
the screen from the dusty tire marks and the music resumed. Check out what a Galaxy S9 looks like after being run over by a car: SEE ALSO: 10 reasons why the Galaxy S9 is better than the iPhone X » More: Features Samsung Galaxy S9 Smartphones I found the phone with the screen
facing up. This means I ran straight
over the Galaxy S9's screen and it
didn't crack. Insider I'm actually not that surprised that the
Galaxy S9's screen didn't crack. A
phone's screen is most prone to
cracking when there's a lot of shock
all in one spot — like when you drop
it. However, my car's tire would have applied the pressure mostly evenly,
and so it survived. What was surprising is that the screen
didn't scratch at all. Insider I didn't use a screen protector of the
Galaxy S9, and yet it didn't suffer any
scratches. Any blemish you see on the
screen is dust, or a reflection of the
sun. The Galaxy S9's display uses Gorilla
Glass 5, which is tough and scratch-
resistant glass. Gorilla Glass 5 is also
used in other high-end smartphones
from Google, LG, HTC, and even less
expensive phones from OnePlus. With that in mind, you could say that other
phones with Gorilla Glass 5 would
escape the car treatment without a
scratch. But I wasn't willing to place
more phones under my car's tires to
test the theory. Apple's latest iPhones - including the
iPhone 8 and iPhone X - could also
potentially fare just as well as the
Galaxy S9, if not better. According to 9to5Mac, Apple worked with Gorilla Glass to make its own tough glass
that's even tougher than Gorilla Glass
5. The glass on the back and the camera
were unscathed. I was worried that the glass on the
back of the Galaxy S9 could have
cracked while inside the case, but I
was relieved to find that nothing
happened to BI's Galaxy S9 review
unit — it probably would have meant answering some awkward questions. The Incipio case itself had a few minor
scuffs, but nothing too bad. Source https://www.businessinsider.com/samsung-galaxy-s9-works-after-running-it-over-2018-4

Subtle advert by Samsung.

Video pls

Even if this is to be true, after hitting a target sales for S9, they would start producing sub-standard devices. Same thing happened with S6 edge, the review on YouTube shows how strong the screen ish with the hammer test, buh these days an S6 could just drop in a surface and the screen is broken..

You mean purposely rolled over a dirty unattached tyre on his Samsung S9

Scam everywhere

Nice

Daevid:
Even if this is to be true, after hitting a target sales for S9, they would start producing sub-standard devices. Same thing happened with S6 edge, the review on YouTube shows how strong the screen ish with the hammer test, buh these days an S6 could just drop in a surface and the screen is broken..

ur head is dia. Common with Chinese manufacturers

I dn't believe any of this Video pls....



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Lol

Is this a subtle advert or what
How did ur phone get under ur car that u even ran over it with both front nd rear tyres

Lol... Accidentally? I hear you. Dumb advert! Try harder next time.

Don't try this at home

This is a lie from the pit of hell. come and see my new S6, it dropped from a boy and the screen has gone blind since Saturday. I don't believe all these hype they give to Samsung screens. if you can, just avoid the phone, that's the bitter lesson i have learnt.

Kilo kan mi Shey emi lo koba e ni

Deckline:
Kilo kan mi Shey emi lo koba e ni

problem tie niyen

I Rep Sammy.

Perhaps if the soil is lose enough, the phone could just sink in while the tires pass over