The newly released Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, Xiaomi 11, Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra and Galaxy Z Fold2 last year have already used Corning's latest gorilla Victus glass. Apple, on the other hand, uses a full plane super ceramic crystal panel on the iPhone 12 series. Which one is more resistant to falling?

On February 2, the foreign media PhoneBuff conducted the drop test of Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and iPhone 12 Pro Max.

The front and back of Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra are Corning gorilla Victus glass (commonly known as the seventh generation gorilla), both of which are curved glass, 6.8 inch screen, 229g. The Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max is a 6.7 inch full flat super ceramic crystal panel with a weight of 228g (both PhoneBuff are millimeter wave versions, which are 2g heavier than the National Bank).

At the height of 1 meter, the back is facing down and the corner is falling behind, and the two machines only have different degrees of collision marks. However, in the face down fall, the Galaxy S21 Ultra broke its power immediately, and many cracks appeared on the edge of the screen.

Then came the drop test at a height of 1.45 meters. The iPhone 12 Pro Max could hold four drops and not burst the screen. However, the Galaxy S21 Ultra has dropped four times in a row, and the previously broken part continues to grow, and the back glass has finally cracked. Then six more drops were added, and the "injury" of S21 Ultra was not significantly enlarged, and the touch screen was still normal.

On July 23, 2020, Corning officially released the Corning Gorilla Victus glass. The official claimed that this generation has significantly improved the anti drop performance and anti scratch performance, which can withstand a fall of 2 meters and remain intact, twice as good as the scratch performance. But even the latest gorilla glass can't save the curved screen mobile phone weighing more than 200g.

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