Honor 6X goes through a series of durability tests, gets bent out of shape
Shortly after the Honor 6X launched in the US, famous YouTuber and notorious torturer of smartphones JerryRigEverything has decided to test the handset's durability by subjecting it to a series of merciless tests.
Moving on to the cameras, 6X's selfie shooter is protected by the same glass covering the screen, meaning it can be damaged just as easily. The rear-facing dual-cam setup, however, benefits from what seems to be a much sturdier type of glass cover, as it exhibits no scratches when put under the blade.
The back panel and SIM card tray of the Honor 6X are both made of metal, which is good news, but they seem rather prone to scratching. The top and base of the phone are an all-plastic and painted to match the aluminum back. Same goes for the power button and volume rocker – painted plastic, as is to be expected from a budget-oriented phone.
The fingerprint scanner is absolutely obliterated in this video and stops functioning after a while. Although it ends up scratched way beyond what regular day-to-day use would ever cause, it is interesting to note that other fingerprint sensors, such as the ones found on the LG V20 and the Honor 8, can survive this kind of torture.
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