Google Pixel 7 Pro phone durability test: the camera bulge is easily scratched and the body breaks slightly when bending.

CTOnews.com, November 1 (Xinhua)-- YouTube blogger JerryRigEverything recently conducted a brutal durability test on Google Pixel 7 Pro. The phone "barely" survived and passed the test. The protruding camera of the phone is extremely easy to scratch. The phone also broke slightly during the bending test.

In this test, the biggest concern is the overall structural integrity in the camera bulge scratching and bending tests.

A few minutes after getting out of the box, Google's Pixel 7 Pro metal camera bulged with scratches. The display screen wrapped in gorilla glass Victus scratched on levels 6 and 7. CTOnews.com learned that, like most other phones, there are ugly marks on the camera bulge caused by the grinding of coins, keys and other objects. Therefore, it is best for users to put a protective case on the Google Pixel 7 Pro and tuck it into their pockets.

JerryRigEverything said that in the case of streaking, the scratches on the body of the Google Pixel 7 Pro would be "terrible" two years later.

Meanwhile, another bad thing happened when JerryRigEverything tried to bend the pressure from the back to the Pixel 7 Pro. The phone suffered a slight fracture near the camera's raised antenna and is expected to lose its waterproofing.

"Google Pixel 7 Pro did not break in half, nor did it have a catastrophic fracture, but it is a bit too close to the structural integrity standard of Nexus 6P."

In early October, Google launched a new Pixel 7 / Pro phone with a Tensor G2 chip.