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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 40717, member: 636"]
Samsung released their thinnest smartphone earlier this year and attracted major attention from technology experts. The Galaxy S25 Edge measures just 5.8 millimeters thick and matches the Galaxy S25 Plus for most features. The company sacrificed battery capacity and one camera sensor to achieve the ultra-slim design. Many buyers worried the device might break easily under normal use conditions. YouTube tester JerryRigEverything decided to examine how much punishment the phone could handle.

Zack from the popular channel performed his standard durability tests on the Galaxy S25 Edge device. The screen scratched at level six and showed deeper marks at level seven during knife testing. He applied direct flame to the display and found it remained undamaged after heating. The most important bend test came next and produced surprising results for viewers. Samsung used titanium construction to maintain strength despite the reduced thickness.

Maximum pressure caused minor flexing on one side and slightly raised the back panel. The structural damage remained minimal and the phone continued working normally after testing. Water resistance might suffer from the slight panel separation but major components stayed intact. Zack expressed surprise at how well the device performed during extreme stress testing. Apple plans an even thinner iPhone 17 Air at 5.5 millimeters which could face greater durability challenges.
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