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Galaxy S6 FIRE test, Bend Test, Scratch test

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Here is the Galaxy S6 on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1QIozNc
DROP TEST VIDEO: https://youtu.be/K49Zi98fzbU
Let me know if those links stop working.

Here is the Galaxy S6 Gorilla Glass Specs: http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/uploads/kcfinder/files/Corning%20Gorilla%20Glass%204_PI%20Sheet_011415_D.PDF

I am always curious when I get a new phone to see how much damage it can withstand before kicking the bucket. The Galaxy S6 has been one of the toughest phones that I have reviewed. It can handle scratches like a champ, flame like a boss, and held out on the bend test for quite a long time.


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