I'm worried about this drop test of the iPhone 14 Pro Max 2022!

 I'm worried about this drop test of the iPhone 14 Pro Max 2022!

The four versions that Apple fans had been anticipating are already available in the iPhone 14 series. The basic iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max are now in use globally; the Plus won't be out in stores about a few more weeks. As a result, experts already had discovered many iPhone 14 secrets through numerous hands-on and review experiences. So let's see how the latest generation holds true to the "standard" iPhone 14 Pro Max drop test.Apple has already used glass sandwich designs for all of its iPhones since the release of the iPhone X. Since touchscreen phones always run the danger of sustaining front and back damage from accidental drops, the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus are no different.The front of the iPhone 14 models still has Ceramic Shield glass, which Apple describes as 

"tougher than any smartphone glass." According to Apple, the back glass is dual-ion glass.

Additionally, the iPhone 14 and Plus are made of aerospace-grade aluminium, while the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max are made of surgical-grade stainless steel.

The overall appearance is the same as the iPhone 12, which introduced the first significant iPhone makeover since the iPhone X in 2017 and carried over to the iPhone 12. The iPhone 12's durability was enhanced by its flat screen and flat edges. Indeed, the new phones' durability was demonstrated in iPhone 12 drop tests.

Glass can still break based on a number of factors. The outcome is affected by height, speed, drop angle, and landing surface. The iPhone 12 is unable,This is the drop test scenario that PhoneBuff has been running on their YouTube channel for years. For each iPhone generation, we are examining the same drop conditions. The most recent Samsung and iPhone phones are mechanically dropped from a particular height (1.5m or 5 feet). The handsets are dropped successively onto the screen, side, and back of the device.

Following the same format as in past years, PhoneBuff has released a drop test video with the iPhone 14 Pro Max and the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Additionally, the iPhone performs better than the Ultra in these tests overall. On the other hand, the back glass of the iPhone 14 Pro Max broke after just one fall. Additionally, the camera captured some damage during the process.

The iPhone 13 Pro Max and 12 Pro Max provide better experiences than that.