Apple iPhone 6's Rumored Sapphire Display Survives Drop, Hammer and Fire Tests

The Apple iPhone's rumored sapphire display is put through the ultimate stress test that involved some twisting, bending, dropping, running over and even under a flame. It survived all but one trial. What is it? Hit the link to find out.

The rumored sapphire display of the Apple iPhone 6 is almost unbreakable. <br> Image source: Steve Hemmerstoffer's YouTube

The rumored sapphire display of the Apple iPhone 6 is almost unbreakable. <br> Image source: Steve Hemmerstoffer's YouTube

 

Just three days ago, the rumored sapphire display of the Apple iPhone 6 survived the stress tests of YouTuber Marques Brownlee and emerged unscathed. This time, a Chinese tester put the display panel through tougher ones that included some bending, twisting and dropping.

The testing began with some scratching by a coin, a key, a pen knife and a hammer, which the display panel survived with no scratches or cracks. The Chinese tester then decided to put it through more stressful tests such as hammering a nail on the display panel, dropping it from chest level, bending it and lighting a flame beneath it. Surprisingly, the display panel showed no signs of damages.

The final test involved running the display panel over with a vehicle. The sheer pressure finally shattered the display panel. Nonetheless, it is still more resistant than the conventional glass panels on current mobile devices.

Almost anything will break, crack or shatter if you run it over with a vehicle. The rumored sapphire display of the Apple iPhone 6 is no exception.  <br> Image source: Steve Hemmerstoffer's YouTube

Almost anything will break, crack or shatter if you run it over with a vehicle. The rumored sapphire display of the Apple iPhone 6 is no exception. <br> Image source: Steve Hemmerstoffer's YouTube

Thanks to these two videos and the leaks so far, we now know that the next generation Apple iPhones are not only thinner and bigger, they are a lot tougher than most phones in the market today. Below is the two-minute long video: 

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Source: Steve Hemmerstoffer's YouTube via PhoneArena

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