Here are the reasons why you need to protect Galaxy Note20Ultra

Here are the reasons why you need to protect Galaxy Note20Ultra

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has a lot to offer, but the great-looking, dynamic 69-inch 120Hz display is arguably one of its most impressive features So if you choose to upgrade to the Note 20 Ultra, it's only natural that you'll want to keep that display as clean as possible

The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is also the first flagship to boast the improved Gorilla Glass Victus, a significant improvement over Gorilla Glass 6, which allows your expensive new smartphone to be protected from hard surfaces to 65 feet (5 It can withstand drops to a height of 25 feet and is said to offer twice the scratch resistance Of course, this means that the Note 20 Ultra is less susceptible to damage from drops or rolling around in a pocket However, this does not mean that the phone is invincible

While Gorilla Glass Victus is a marked improvement over the Galaxy Note 20's Gorilla Glass 5 (now two generations old), it is still susceptible to damage In fact, drop tests and other torture tests have shown that it is just as susceptible to scratches and abrasions as any other smartphone

CNET conducted several scratch and drop tests on the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra It was also slid on rough ceramic tiles

The Note 20 Ultra did well in a purse, but after sliding it on the tiles, it got some scratches In a test with the screen facing up, the entire glass black shattered with catastrophic cracks The glass did not fall off, but was almost completely cracked Tests in which the screen was dropped from a height of 6 feet with the screen facing down produced better results

YouTuber JerryRigEverything put the Note 20 Ultra through rigorous testing, taking a set of mineral picks and rubbing the screen vigorously to see what scratches appeared at various levels Surprisingly, both shallow and deep scratches appeared on the glass screen Exposed to the direct flame of a lighter for 20 seconds, the screen held up until it turned black and still functioned

PhoneBuff conducted drop tests on the back, front, and corners of the Note 20 Ultra and dropped it 10 more times from less than 5 feet The display did not crack and the phone still functioned, but some cracks appeared near the camera on the back of the phone The final score of 39/40 was nearly 9 points higher than the iPhone 11 Pro Max's score of 30/40

Ultimately, it is clear that while Gorilla Glass Victus provides better protection for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, it is still not completely damage-free Unfortunately, the claim that the phone is "almost indestructible" is not exactly true, and a simple drop could result in a rush to the repair shop If you want to keep your new phone as safe as possible, a case and screen protector are still very much needed here, both for peace of mind and for your wallet

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