Apple Apple Watch Ultra violence test: the watch is not broken before the hammer, the table is broken first

CTOnews.com, Sept. 26 (Xinhua)-- A YouTuber has conducted a brute force test on Apple's newly released Apple Watch Ultra watch, testing the reliability of the sapphire screen by dropping it, putting it in a can of nails and hitting it repeatedly with a hammer.

TechRax first tested the Apple Watch Ultra's fall, dropping it from a height of about 1.2m. Except for a few small dents in the titanium shell, Apple Watch Ultra has little wear and tear.

Next, TechRax mixes Apple Watch Ultra into a can of nails and shakes hard, leaving no obvious marks, but he complains that the strap is dirty and the strap is not resistant to dirt, especially in outdoor sports scenes.

Finally, TechRax puts Apple Watch Ultra on the table and hits it repeatedly with a hammer. As a result, after several knocks, the table first broke down, and after a few more knocks, the Apple Watch Ultra display went off and stopped working. But even so, the screen remained intact until it was smashed with a few more knocks.

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TechRax finally knocked on the back of the watch, which didn't look strong on the front and soon broke it.

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CTOnews.com learned that Apple claims that the Apple Watch Ultra is its most rugged and durable Apple Watch to date, with a rugged design, a 49mm titanium case and a flat sapphire crystal mirror, a larger display, a new outdoor strap, waterproof up to 100m depth, a customizable bright orange operation button, up to 60 hours of battery life and upcoming low power mode, dual-band GPS support, etc. The price is $799 (Bank of China 6299 yuan).