Durability is a key selling point for the iPhone 17 lineup. But just how well can the latest phones from Apple stand up to the punishment that daily life can dish out? Pretty well, going by all the ...

The thinnest iPhone in history is here, but many have since questioned its durability and tendency to bend due to its ultra-slim body. To address the concerns, Apple executives have recently gone on ...

The iPhone 17 has been rigorously tested to evaluate its ability to withstand the challenges of daily use, including scratches, impacts, and structural stress. Built with advanced materials and ...

Following the iPhone 17 event earlier this week, Apple marketing chief Greg Joswiak and Apple hardware engineering chief John Ternus did an interview with Tom's Guide's Mark Spoonauer to discuss the ...

When credible rumors first started to suggest Apple would release a drastically thinner iPhone this year, a common response was to speculate about the device’s durability. Would the 5.6mm iPhone Air ...

Anyone aware of the JerryRigEverything YouTube channel knows all about the durability test that its creator, Zack Nelson, subjects new flagship phones to. The test always involves plenty of scratching ...

When Zack Nelson — a.k.a. YouTube's JerryRigEverything — tried to bend the iPhone Air, it hurt his fingers. Apple wants to prove that its thinnest phone is durable. The company's execs challenged ...

A GizmoSlip drop test encased the iPhone 17 Air in a watermelon and tossed it from 250 feet, resulting in a shattered back and a seemingly dead display. Surprisingly, the phone may still have some ...

The people most worried about bending their smartphone are likely the ones who carry it in a back pocket. That’s not recommended because accidentally sitting on the handset is inevitable. But it seems ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. The durability of the iPhone Air — Apple's thinnest phone yet— is being tested. So far, it's passing.

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. When Zack Nelson — a.k.a. YouTube's JerryRigEverything — tried to bend the iPhone Air, it hurt his ...