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It’s the LG G4’s turn to get a brutal drop test

Posted on May 18, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

The Samsung twin flagships have had their fun, sort of, so now it’sLG’s turn in the spotlight. Considering the rivalry between the two Korean companies, it feels fair to subject the LG G4 to the same torture, er, tests as the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge. After all, the G4 is not as fragile-looking as the other two. So will it blend? Or rather, will it crack? YouTube user TechRax, who claims to have been “smashing technology since 2011”, for the sake of science, of course, finds out.

The LG G4 is unabashedly made of plastic. It’s not as sturdy as the metal that Samsung now boasts about, but it has been known to be just as resilient, at times even more, in some cases. That said, in drop tests like this, it is the display that’s usually the biggest concern. So how did the LG G4 fare? Not so well, but considerably better than its predecessor.
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