Since last year we found that iPhone 6 Plus folded simply, that standard has become a new test. All new models, especially the larger, now have the endurance test.
After several great phones have fallen at the feet of this maximum resistance test, it's time for Nexus 6P be tested. And the results are not encouraging.
This is the first ever for the Nexus 6P endurance test, the new Google top smartphone that promises to be the next big weapon against all competition.
After the first impression, which proved to be a top machine with the hardware to respond in a ready manner and without any hesitation, now there are stress tests, in which the Nexus 6P is exposed to all kinds of problems that may arise day-to-day, albeit in exaggerated form.
The first test is the scratch resistance on the screen, with each step being used more resistant materials and therefore more likely to cause damage to the screen.
A strange test that is done to this Nexus 6P is to apply heat directly on the screen, trying to prove the quality of protection is applied, and that once again aims to safeguard this essential component.
After being achieved cause damage to the screen it's time to test the rear area. The extreme of using a cutter can permanently scratch the Nexus 6P, when a normal key is used, the risks arise but are easily eliminated.
Finally, and in order to test the real strength of the Google Nexus 6P is made resistance testing of materials, being doubled. The results speak for themselves.
With this provision the Nexus 6P is not in good sheets! I do not expect that a device with all this capacity had a supply so low in the tests, mainly on the strength of materials.
From what we see, the Nexus 6P bend too easily and without offering resistance that was expected for the materials that compose it.
This is only the first test of this new smartphone. Very soon new tests will emerge and probably the results will be different.
There are no consumer complaints, but if what you see in the video is true, then should not take to emerge.That's how it happened with the iPhone 6 Plus and will not be different with certainty in the Nexus 6P.
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