Rugged CASE vs Rugged PHONE

Brick on brick violence

I'll never understand why the term "millitary-grade" is still trusted by consumers.

Idk what case that is but it looks like an Otter. Back when I was a kid, my parents only allowed me to use an Otter case (Defender) for my iPhone because I was a clumsy kid who dropped things a lot. I accidentally dropped my phone from the 2nd floor of the house during s construction. Case cracked and had deep scratches, but my phone was completely fine. Now as an adult, I still use these bulky Otter cases even if they don't exactly look good. But phones are so expensive and I can't afford to replace mine in case I drop it and it breaks!

That’s mainly because the rugged phone itself is quite heavy compared to the phone with the case

This would make a crazy RhinoShield ad 😂😅.

I wonder how many rugged cases it would take to stop a bullet 😭

If you wanna know just how soft is the iPhone do a Xiaomi with a rugged case vs iPhone with a rugged case.

Next video iphone vs iphone case on an android 😂

Thanks for this. Your video confirms my thoughts. I have a rugged phone that I have dropped many times. It is still in great shape. But I feel like typical flagships are overall more scratch-resistant. I like having a brick as a secondary phone. But I don't know if I'd want one as my main or only phone. I love my Tank 5 Pro though. If I could only have one phone, I'd rather have the Tank than an iPhone. The Tank has a projector built in, massive battery, thermal imaging, night vision, a micro sd slot, a headphone jack, an IR blaster, camping light, a police siren, and other very useful hardware features. Mainstream phone makers have largely abandoned useful hardware features. They focus only on the screen, camera, processor, and AI bloatware. Durability has come a long way. I had a friend in college who accidentally dropped her iPhone 4 out of a window somehow. The Otterbox Defender case was in perfect condition. But the phone inside of it was shattered to oblivion.

Hmmm a rugged phone at 4 times the weight vs a regular phone with less weight, battery and features. Of course the rugged phone fails first. It is physics. Add the missing weight to the iPhone and repeat the test.

is it surviving this

Meanwhile my Nokia 3310

The rugged phone doesn't seem to have a lip around the screen that raises the body of the phone up and prevents the glass from touching the ground. That feature alone can save your screen. If anything is sticking up from the ground then your screen is toast without the raised edges. In the case of the rugged phone it doesn't seem to matter though because the corners seem to be smashed inwards and no glass is going to survive that simply because glass can't flex or dent inward and prevent itself breaking. Had the screen been plastic that feels like glass it might have gotten scratched up and dented but it wouldn't have shattered.

The reason with the build in one is the weight it has too deal with

Come on the screen's obviously gonna break like come on it hit the birck front first

Those tough phones are good at job sites. We ran it over with a forklift and that was the end of it. But it definitely held up with a lot of drops 😂

Man has so many phones

Its because the rugged phone doesn't cover the screen (the corners and edges) but the case does protect the screen.

Who's gonna carry that brick in their pocket ? 😭

Instead of destroying that i phone please giveme😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢i didn't have a iphone in my entire life