I work with carbon fiber every day, I make complete carbon fiber rims for a living. What carbon one is using for their carbon fiber is just the aesthetically pleasing kind which offers no real structural integrity. I knew as soon as you opened the phone you were going to snap it like a twig.
I like how modular it was to disassemble! The battery in one easy piece and the motherboard assembly in one solid piece too! No overlapping flat cables with tiny lego clips all tangled and overlapped like spaghetti such as most other brands have!
I used carbon fibre official oneplus, it lasted for 2 years before breaking apart, unusable. Im using Ringke clear plastic case for 1 year, its invincible. South Korean company.
Funny, I have one of these Carbon 1 MKII phones and I must say it was spooky the first few weeks (often thought I forgot my phone due to its lightness and it sitting almost unnoticable in my pocket). After you get used to it, I must say I really like the phone. Unlike in the video, I haven't had sporadic shutdowns.. I did notice the battery discharges quicker than I used to have in other phones, but I don't find this disturbing.. (Admitedly I haven't put my phone through the same amount of abuse as Jerry, but it survived some shocks here and there😅). Also the fact that stock Android is running on it, for me, is a huge plus.. No sluggishness from bloatware like Samsung often shoves down your throat.. All in all, very happy with this phone tbh
@Fyn KozariUmm, most phone cases you see are actually made out of aramid, which is a fabric material that looks like carbon fiber but less durable, and it has no impact on connection to signals.
I'm looking at buying one of these phones refurbished, would you still recommend it a year or so later? And were you able to find a protective case? I'm disabled and drop my phone fairly often.
Considering most people drop their phones, the shock resistance plus lighter weight of carbon fibre would make it very durable against drops I would sacrifice the bend resistance for a more drop proof phone personally
I have used Oneplus 5T for almost 4 years, I dont remember dropping it ever. A few times fell down from bed, and desk accidentally. Some people take very good care of their stuff.
Thank God to see someone like you covering this phone. I'm always up for niché and unpopular smartphones, so this is definitely a breath of fresh air. About the phone itself, I do hope that the Mk3 version of Carbon 1 will have a much better camera hardware with a wide/ultrawide setup and a Snapdragon chipset. At least 730G or even the 860 is sufficient enough, I'm not that interested with 5G support since there is still isn't one anyway.
So I recently found out that a really super thin feeler gauge is an awesome was to remove the glue from glass phone panels. especially around the rounded galaxy corners.
it's impossible or too costy to cast a full back case in carbon, so they use edge plastic corner and this is the results. instead of plastic they could use metal for the corner, there's no weight problem here. thank you zack for your videos.
Hi Zack I just wanted to ask if you’ve ever had a phone explode while doing the bend test? I kinda done a bend test with a Galaxy A21s and it snapped in half and the battery exploded and fired out toxic smoke and caught fire. I’m also writing this as a warning to everyone else. It can happen evidently.
An unexpected durabiliteardown vídeo, after an expected structural fail. You man, are one of a kind!😂 Talking about carbon, never forget that quote "Go easy with yourself, remember that a a diamond was a piece of coal that handled well the pressure"😂😂😂😂
Carbon fiber is strong relative to its weight, that doesn’t mean it’s stronger volume wise. Also carbon fibers only really have good tensile strength so the way you design your fibers to be orientated have a huge impact on the strength
@Franciscoman22 Again. Additional info, not really related to my comment or OP's. In fact, you said it yourself, volume != weight. That means you're not at all talking about the OP's comment. I don't know what your point is or what are you trying to tell.
@Franciscoman22 Even if what you're saying is true (which it is not according to a lot of pages on Google), I still don't get your point. The guy just repeated whatever Zach already said in his video and nowhere has he written or implied that what Zach said about steel and carbon fiber is wrong. What you said was something additional and not at all related to my or the OP's comment. That would make your argument invalid.
The first video of yours I ever saw was your Nexus 6p video, and I remember being surprised by how upset you got at the 6p bending in a similar fashion. You called the phone a joke, and dug into it pretty hard. In comparison, watching the bend test of this phone has me SO impressed by the composure you kept after a similar result, and the explanation into the why it happened really showcases the differences between then and now. Great video! Love seeing you feature these lesser-known phones.
Jerry did get quite pissed at the Z Flip for being marketed as having an "all-glass screen", and at the Pixel 5 for claiming an "all-aluminum construction". He is just better at using flowery language to disguise his anger.
not sure what is impressive about that or how this "showcases the differences between then and now". If a phone has bad durability it definitely should be called out by a reviewer; especially a reviewer that specialises in durability. I'm somewhat disappointed by the fact that he didn't call it out enough in this video for the obvious scam it is. I suppose perhaps it is so obvious that this phone is a joke that it is not really necessary to call it out (as no viewer of this channel was seriously considering buying one) whilst the Nexus was a phone that may not have been so obviously bad and there were probably quite a few viewers seriously considering buying it for whom it was wise for Zack to warn them.
3:59 "One downside of carbon fiber though is that it's an insulator, and like metal, doesn't allow for pass through of radio signals." 1. Metal is NOT an insulator. 2. Carbon Fiber is NOT an insulator. Who knew that Jerry knows fuck all about electronics and properties of various materials?
if the carbon fiber on this phone was mad from a 2mm or 3mm sheet covering the back of the phone it would be incredibly rigid, i've worked with 2 and 3mm carbon fiber and its so hard to bend
Making the body in two orthogonal layers would greatly increase flex strength for a modest increase in thickness. But a tray shape is still structurally weak; a flat thin phone is a stupid shape. I cant wait for the extinction of panel displays, replaced by projectors or implants.
Motorola had its Droid Maxx and Droid Razr(Max) phones made from carbon fiber. They were pretty sturdy. I wish they'd continue making the phones like those - no dents, no scratches. Perfect!
@Issam Melzi he literally just said it's used for Formula 1, which requires tens of millions of dollars to produce two race cars per team in the world's most technologically advanced race cars.
One of the issues of the Huawei Nexus 6p for the class action lawsuit was for bootloop cycling which was a result of a core going bad in the chip. Huawei, and Google did owners dirty on that one. You could flash a ROM on the 6p that disabled the faulty part of the chip, but it was slow as mallasses then, and you couldn't run any intensive apps. Similar to this carbon phone, the 6p also failed the durability test.
I'm a big fan of carbon fiber, as my bike frame is made of it. I would be open to buying a phone made of carbon, provided the rest of the specs and performance were up to my admittedly high standards.
I think the carbon fiber looks cool but the phone itself looks cheep. It reminds of phones from back in 2016, mainly due to it being so thin and only having 2 tiny cameras. If it wasn’t made out of carbon fiber I think this phone would only cost like $350
Shame. I love carbon fiber, most of my knives have some sort of carbon fiber(marble CF and a lot of stuff made by Fat Carbon is my favorite) and every case I've gotten for my phone has been carbon fiber.
Not quite, it turned off without him pressing the power button both times. First time when he inserted the SIM card tray. Second time with the lighter test.
Anyone else see the single scratch on the screen at level 4? Thanks for the tear down. This phone does not look like it is worth the $800 being so weak and those paltry 16mp cameras on it.
I actually like how Carbon Mobile uses some form of stock Android (albeit without round icons) and no notch or hole in the display! Edit: I also find it interesting that they decided to place the side mounted fingerprint sensor separately from the power button, rather than combined like with Sony Xperia.
For someone with your experience in cellphone durability, Id be surprised if no one has reached out to you during their design phase to prevent a severe roasting on your channel. Maybe they don’t care but Id swear you’re an expert by now.
It split right where the battery and board meet. They had no support there at all besides the carbon frame. I bet if they actually put a structure here they would have had a more rigid design.
I have a carbon fiber knee brace it’s vary strong and I’ve seen carbon fiber hoods driven over before and live I also have a tungsten and carbon fiber ring. I think carbon fiber is amazing and love the idea on a phone but let’s be honest your putting a case on your phone anyway so maybe just buy a carbon fiber case for your strong phone that Survived the durability test!
There’s carbon fiber that has a marble look to it. Its much stronger and lighter than this type of carbon. My road bike used it. This is probably really cheap carbon fiber tbh
@Ziad Aziz Tbh I don't really know much about carbon fiber, but I guess it's a great material since it's strong and light. Also, it's good for safety reason.
I am thinking about dropping out of school to focus on my career as a star on Clip-Share. I already make a lot of money on Clip-Share. School bores me so much. I need more opinions and since I don't have any friends, I gotta ask you, p
I’m just happy the carbon fiber didn’t sound like aluminum when he scratched it 😅
@Zoink it’s not that bad
is JerryRigEveything own the dbrand Company???
@Zoink The metal part scratching is the best lmao 🤣
All y'all guys skipping or muting it I hate that sound but I have never skipped or muted it even tho I have heard it 100 times from his videos
Ikr it’s painful when he’s doing durability tests on the apples
I work with carbon fiber every day, I make complete carbon fiber rims for a living. What carbon one is using for their carbon fiber is just the aesthetically pleasing kind which offers no real structural integrity. I knew as soon as you opened the phone you were going to snap it like a twig.
I like how modular it was to disassemble! The battery in one easy piece and the motherboard assembly in one solid piece too! No overlapping flat cables with tiny lego clips all tangled and overlapped like spaghetti such as most other brands have!
I used carbon fibre official oneplus, it lasted for 2 years before breaking apart, unusable. Im using Ringke clear plastic case for 1 year, its invincible. South Korean company.
ofcourse they wouldn't want their device to be repair-friendly
Funny, I have one of these Carbon 1 MKII phones and I must say it was spooky the first few weeks (often thought I forgot my phone due to its lightness and it sitting almost unnoticable in my pocket). After you get used to it, I must say I really like the phone. Unlike in the video, I haven't had sporadic shutdowns.. I did notice the battery discharges quicker than I used to have in other phones, but I don't find this disturbing.. (Admitedly I haven't put my phone through the same amount of abuse as Jerry, but it survived some shocks here and there😅). Also the fact that stock Android is running on it, for me, is a huge plus.. No sluggishness from bloatware like Samsung often shoves down your throat.. All in all, very happy with this phone tbh
@Fyn KozariUmm, most phone cases you see are actually made out of aramid, which is a fabric material that looks like carbon fiber but less durable, and it has no impact on connection to signals.
So if carbon fibre is an insulator, blocking signal, why did they make cases out of it? Am I crazy?
I'm looking at buying one of these phones refurbished, would you still recommend it a year or so later? And were you able to find a protective case? I'm disabled and drop my phone fairly often.
Is it just me who thought "yep! It'll crack in half" the moment I saw the device.
Sooo satisfying to watch it break 🤣.
😂😂🤣
Same
Reminded me a bit of the Robin and the Mi 5. Those snapped in half spectacularly.
Considering most people drop their phones, the shock resistance plus lighter weight of carbon fibre would make it very durable against drops I would sacrifice the bend resistance for a more drop proof phone personally
@Wesley DearmanIt’s not plastic actually it’s also carbon fiber just in a UD layout.
I would just get a good phone and put a case on it
it’s trash in like every other way
I have used Oneplus 5T for almost 4 years, I dont remember dropping it ever. A few times fell down from bed, and desk accidentally. Some people take very good care of their stuff.
@Paul Hojda I have never thought of plastic as soft
What a blessing. A teardown and durability test. Thank you!
usually they are 2 separate vids
Teacher:What is glass?
Zack:Scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7
teacher: listen here you little s**t
Nope he will like glass is glass and glass can break
Thank God to see someone like you covering this phone. I'm always up for niché and unpopular smartphones, so this is definitely a breath of fresh air.
About the phone itself, I do hope that the Mk3 version of Carbon 1 will have a much better camera hardware with a wide/ultrawide setup and a Snapdragon chipset. At least 730G or even the 860 is sufficient enough, I'm not that interested with 5G support since there is still isn't one anyway.
9:00 Keep in mind that it runs on 3.85 Volts, so if you calculate with standard voltage of 3.7V it is not so much off 3000mAh
This material covers the entire body of Jerry's vehicle.
@Ghostwalker CIA And how people call Felix "X".
@PROXYhx sometimes he refers to himself as Jerry
@Adam J Smith it's a term, but his grandfather's name was also Jerry, he has said this in his previous videos
@Jack Black JerryRig is a term, not a name.
@Jack Black Like how people call Felix pewdiepie
I hope nobody is sitting on their phone vertically. Your dry humor gets me through my days. Love it 😊
Jerry: "So in front of us today we have something we have never seen before"
Me: OMG its jerry himself this time!
@Batamgalan Erdn nah, its Deeper Groove at Level 7 is his name
@Batamgalan Erdn nah, it's Rig
@Batamgalan Erdn No, it's Patrick!
@𝕁𝕂
Same name😇
It's Zack
Picks up a human and starts bending it
AI Robot: It seems like the human did not officially pass my durability test
@Alejandro Pérez you must be 10 💀
@Alan V I'm pretty sure Bender bent Professor Farnsworth that one time...
@Alejandro Pérez Calm Down kid
@Sky your mom's throat knows how to calm me down.
@Alejandro Pérez it's okay you can calm down everything is going to be okay
He removes the phone from the box with his knife only! Pure Jerry's style!🤣🤣
"i do hope nobody sits on their phone vertically" -jerryrigeverything 2021
Dammit ruined my evening plans 😒
@Nothing Lol, go check Carbon Mobile website. There are quite a lot of user reviews left there.
The prison phone : nervous laughter
@PROXYhx ik its dum
@White Star Line socialist democracy or republican democracy
I am truly convinced that Jerry's hand and palms has a Mohs hardness scale of 10 with all the ruggedness and abuse his hand had gone through.
Zack not jerry
At this point Zack should trademark the phrase "scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7"
I miss having cameras in the bezels of my phone it honestly looks nicer than a notch
Jerry truly is an exceptionally sharp tech fan, the tech community has benefited greatly from his channel.
Can we appreciate how easily the battery came out.
Hola Jerry saludos desde Ecuador 🇪🇨 me gustaría ver que haga esas pruebas con el Xiaomi 11 ultra
So I recently found out that a really super thin feeler gauge is an awesome was to remove the glue from glass phone panels. especially around the rounded galaxy corners.
it's impossible or too costy to cast a full back case in carbon, so they use edge plastic corner and this is the results.
instead of plastic they could use metal for the corner, there's no weight problem here.
thank you zack for your videos.
Jerry: take case off
The same sticker under it: “Hello there“
@Noah Callahan happens to me a lot of time it feels really strange. Usually it's daily life scenes/events tho not Clip-Share videos lol.
@Noah Callahan DEJA VU!
I'VE BEEN IN THIS PLACE BEFORE
@Omatek sussy Baka
@Denni Original stfu
@Noah Callahan I have that sometimes too.
Loved the video. Perfect lighting also impressive.
This phone looks remarkably similar to the essential phone!
Hi Zack I just wanted to ask if you’ve ever had a phone explode while doing the bend test? I kinda done a bend test with a Galaxy A21s and it snapped in half and the battery exploded and fired out toxic smoke and caught fire. I’m also writing this as a warning to everyone else. It can happen evidently.
Carbon fiber sounded awesome, but that is all.
Awesome vid as always Zack!
An unexpected durabiliteardown vídeo, after an expected structural fail. You man, are one of a kind!😂
Talking about carbon, never forget that quote "Go easy with yourself, remember that a a diamond was a piece of coal that handled well the pressure"😂😂😂😂
I think this one's the most modular phone I've seen so far.
You have an incredible voice Darling 💕
It reminds me of that cloud phone, I think it’s called a robin. That also snapped like a biscuit.
yeah! but I expected some sort of protection, Well now I learnt about carbon fiber weaving😊
Carbon fiber is strong relative to its weight, that doesn’t mean it’s stronger volume wise. Also carbon fibers only really have good tensile strength so the way you design your fibers to be orientated have a huge impact on the strength
@Franciscoman22
Again. Additional info, not really related to my comment or OP's. In fact, you said it yourself, volume != weight. That means you're not at all talking about the OP's comment. I don't know what your point is or what are you trying to tell.
@Rishabh Dubey what's so hard of understanding that volume /= weight?
@Franciscoman22 Even if what you're saying is true (which it is not according to a lot of pages on Google), I still don't get your point. The guy just repeated whatever Zach already said in his video and nowhere has he written or implied that what Zach said about steel and carbon fiber is wrong. What you said was something additional and not at all related to my or the OP's comment. That would make your argument invalid.
@Rishabh Dubey apparently you didn't saw it. Jerry said carbon fiber is stronger than steel of the same size, which is very wrong
Oh. You saw the video too? Great!
Wooooow that thing got absolutely wrecked!! Can’t remember the last time I saw a piece of tech get this annihilated on this channel
@Ali Asghar Khoyee sure, but generally those phones have a reason, like the fold series
True but at least the screen is not damaged at level 2 and 3 like some folding phones.
They need to do more layers with the fibers different directions, creates ALOT more strength.
if youre wondering just how strong a carbon fiber can be... some roadbike frames can be light as half a kilogram and can still be perfectly ridable
Even carbon fibre can't withstand his bend test 💪🏼
The first video of yours I ever saw was your Nexus 6p video, and I remember being surprised by how upset you got at the 6p bending in a similar fashion. You called the phone a joke, and dug into it pretty hard. In comparison, watching the bend test of this phone has me SO impressed by the composure you kept after a similar result, and the explanation into the why it happened really showcases the differences between then and now.
Great video! Love seeing you feature these lesser-known phones.
Jerry did get quite pissed at the Z Flip for being marketed as having an "all-glass screen", and at the Pixel 5 for claiming an "all-aluminum construction". He is just better at using flowery language to disguise his anger.
@Arrun dude you can see it cracking in half, if it's not enough for you to say it's trash than idk what is
not sure what is impressive about that or how this "showcases the differences between then and now". If a phone has bad durability it definitely should be called out by a reviewer; especially a reviewer that specialises in durability. I'm somewhat disappointed by the fact that he didn't call it out enough in this video for the obvious scam it is. I suppose perhaps it is so obvious that this phone is a joke that it is not really necessary to call it out (as no viewer of this channel was seriously considering buying one) whilst the Nexus was a phone that may not have been so obviously bad and there were probably quite a few viewers seriously considering buying it for whom it was wise for Zack to warn them.
@Phu N Dang I think he is just more chill lately.
Well, everyone can see for themselves this phone is mostly a scam.
3:59 "One downside of carbon fiber though is that it's an insulator, and like metal, doesn't allow for pass through of radio signals."
1. Metal is NOT an insulator. 2. Carbon Fiber is NOT an insulator.
Who knew that Jerry knows fuck all about electronics and properties of various materials?
if the carbon fiber on this phone was mad from a 2mm or 3mm sheet covering the back of the phone it would be incredibly rigid, i've worked with 2 and 3mm carbon fiber and its so hard to bend
Wow, at least to me, the first phone that bends and breaks so easily in this channel.
Making the body in two orthogonal layers would greatly increase flex strength for a modest increase in thickness. But a tray shape is still structurally weak; a flat thin phone is a stupid shape. I cant wait for the extinction of panel displays, replaced by projectors or implants.
I need a shirt that says "scratches at level 6 and deeper groves at level 7" when he says that it sounds so satisfying
@Etherus Ikr, what a toxic soyboy he is.
How he manages to keep from not laughing at this point after saying it is incredible
@Beast Cappin lmao toxic little shit
@Faris Hanafiah stop being pressed id got no time fo yo non sense
@Beast Cappin Said by someone with a profile pic made with kids font.
Motorola had its Droid Maxx and Droid Razr(Max) phones made from carbon fiber. They were pretty sturdy. I wish they'd continue making the phones like those - no dents, no scratches. Perfect!
I think “lighter test” is contrived. In what real life scenario would a phone display be exposed to open fire?
Looks like the most repairable and recycleable phone considering how easily that motherboard came out and the minimal parts left in the chassis.
I am waiting for the day they create an anti-Jerry phone with many options and services provided inside it. If that happens I will definitely buy it.
Imagine buying a phone made of carbon fibre which keeps boot cycling just to flex
And it breaks in a snap
@Issam Melzi he literally just said it's used for Formula 1, which requires tens of millions of dollars to produce two race cars per team in the world's most technologically advanced race cars.
One of the issues of the Huawei Nexus 6p for the class action lawsuit was for bootloop cycling which was a result of a core going bad in the chip. Huawei, and Google did owners dirty on that one. You could flash a ROM on the 6p that disabled the faulty part of the chip, but it was slow as mallasses then, and you couldn't run any intensive apps. Similar to this carbon phone, the 6p also failed the durability test.
@FlaVR #1 Fan Account 2:30
I have seen many phones stuck in a boot loop after their very high quality SK Hynix memory died.
Zach was holding the power button, hence why it kept cycling reboot.
I'm a big fan of carbon fiber, as my bike frame is made of it. I would be open to buying a phone made of carbon, provided the rest of the specs and performance were up to my admittedly high standards.
Every time Jerry have a double-digit durability test.... expect the phone to not survive
Durability + Teardown. Need more of that
Everytime this guy makes a durability test my heart is also having a durability test..
Good one...
From durability test to Teardown in an instant after not surviving the bend test.😆
I think the carbon fiber looks cool but the phone itself looks cheep. It reminds of phones from back in 2016, mainly due to it being so thin and only having 2 tiny cameras.
If it wasn’t made out of carbon fiber I think this phone would only cost like $350
It was honestly quite satisfying to watch that phone snap in half.
That phone design could be one of the least durable I've seen in a while. A real POS.
It's nice to see the different camera angle, kinda shows that we're watching a human and not some type of destruction robot.
Durability test and Teardown in the same video? Must be my lucky day!
I love how he scratches the part of the phone as he’s talking about it
Shame. I love carbon fiber, most of my knives have some sort of carbon fiber(marble CF and a lot of stuff made by Fat Carbon is my favorite) and every case I've gotten for my phone has been carbon fiber.
Jerry: presses the powerbutton for a long time
Also jerry: the phone just randomly turned off
Not quite, it turned off without him pressing the power button both times. First time when he inserted the SIM card tray. Second time with the lighter test.
I love it when phones get snapped in half. No need to anxiously wait for the teardown.
I love these videos, I just hate the scratching noises of metal scraping against metal
Anyone else see the single scratch on the screen at level 4? Thanks for the tear down. This phone does not look like it is worth the $800 being so weak and those paltry 16mp cameras on it.
3:23 I think that earpiece seems metal, not plastic
I actually like how Carbon Mobile uses some form of stock Android (albeit without round icons) and no notch or hole in the display!
Edit: I also find it interesting that they decided to place the side mounted fingerprint sensor separately from the power button, rather than combined like with Sony Xperia.
after that bend test, that carbon fiber phone is "Out of there". Carbon fiber is also used on high end racing bicycles as well.
My drone has a carbon fiber frame, and it survivied a 500m fall with no damage.
I hope we see more phones reinforced with carbon fiber in the futur3
Those small metal threads for the screws went into the carbon fiber like a little LEGO.
For someone with your experience in cellphone durability, Id be surprised if no one has reached out to you during their design phase to prevent a severe roasting on your channel. Maybe they don’t care but Id swear you’re an expert by now.
He looks like He can be an Engineer, Doctor, Fire fighter, Teacher and Doctor at the same time.
JohnyRigEverything
Sus description
Only one doctor is neede 😑
He can be anything lol
He could be the next agent 47
They should have layered it in a cross pattern, at least 9 layers for some structural rigidity.
Calling a 2800 mah phone 3000 is like saying "I'm 6ft5" while actually being 5ft11
I’d be interested to see the 2021 iPad Pro bend test 👀
It split right where the battery and board meet. They had no support there at all besides the carbon frame. I bet if they actually put a structure here they would have had a more rigid design.
That's the fastest screen removal ever, no heat plate or suction cups needed
Scratching metal with the razor blade is enough to send shivers up my spine, but that carbon fiber... I almost passed out 🥵
I have a carbon fiber knee brace it’s vary strong and I’ve seen carbon fiber hoods driven over before and live I also have a tungsten and carbon fiber ring. I think carbon fiber is amazing and love the idea on a phone but let’s be honest your putting a case on your phone anyway so maybe just buy a carbon fiber case for your strong phone that Survived the durability test!
I wonder if there is a phone that instead of aluminium frame it's made up of tungsten metal
Carbon mobile co: this is the next best thing in mobiles
Zack: let's put it to a standard durability test
İt seems very compact and lightweight. Fun to carry and use
I hope we will see more vidoes like this old style videos over this summer🌞
Hey Jerry - do you have to buy all these phones and devices you destroy ?
Just curious
Carbon Mobile probably proud for their release. First one in line to purchase is no other than Jerry 🤣
Lolz I love seeing him carve out pictures. Even though its so painful to watch at the same time 😅
Jerry is now doing both the durability test and teardown in single video
I think Carbon Fiber is a great material for phone cases. Not so much for a phones shell.
I had a droid razr back in the day with the carbon fiber backplate. I think the Motorola would have faired better to be honest.
Smartphones are interesting gadget they are equipped from a part of glass to carbon fibre now, which is used in automotive, aerospace etc.
By far the most simple smartphone I saw on the channel
My Quad helmet is made of carbon fibre… I regret watching that bend test 😂😂😂
Finally I dont have to go through pain listening blade scratching aluminium! Long live carbon! No pun intended... :D
the Razr HD used a kevlar bac cover that had a similar look to it. super solid phone that thing was a brick!!
I’ve just found your channel and I’m now binge watching everything! You produce some amazing content ❤️
@Karan Jain no?
Spammer
Welcome to the rabbit hole 👍👍
The phone equivalent of putting all your stats in Agility at the detriment of all other stats.
"... Check out from the inside..... Has a monocock design....."
- Jerry 2021
@likwidkool_fpv wait, which one?
I, too, have a monocock design 😂 (sorry, I had to)
I was built with the same design.
@新食感 r/hentai
Which implies the existence of a multicock design
There’s carbon fiber that has a marble look to it. Its much stronger and lighter than this type of carbon. My road bike used it. This is probably really cheap carbon fiber tbh
I think carbon and sapphire will make a phone perfect structure.
Carbon 1 MKII: I'm very strong
Zack: Well yes, but actually no
@Ziad Aziz Tbh I don't really know much about carbon fiber, but I guess it's a great material since it's strong and light. Also, it's good for safety reason.
What do you think “ Angelina” of carbon fiber since ur a F1 enthusiast?
@AxxL sure you get money out of your 1min videos
@AxxL you count to 5 and get thousands of view, I make fire shoot out of a Pringle can and I get 3. Lol.
I am thinking about dropping out of school to focus on my career as a star on Clip-Share. I already make a lot of money on Clip-Share. School bores me so much. I need more opinions and since I don't have any friends, I gotta ask you, p