A new series of extreme durability tests has surfaced, pushing an iPhone duo to its physical limits. The destructive testing process subjected the handsets to aggressive conditions to see how the hardware and display materials hold up under severe abuse.
Notably, the evaluation went beyond standard stress tests by attempting to remove the nanotexture layer from the glass. This specialized anti-reflective surface treatment is engineered to minimize glare, and the experiment highlights how resilient the coating remains when targeted with destructive tools.
While typical users are unlikely to expose their devices to such extreme forces during daily use, tests of this nature provide a unique look at the structural integrity and panel engineering behind the latest hardware.
For full details and video coverage of the durability test, check out the original report on 9to5Mac.
