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You might remember when, more than two months ago, OPPO released videos of its phone, the R5, hammering nails through wood and breaking blocks of ice.
Watch our #OPPOR5 hammering a nail up-close! Try to spot any scratches Image may be NSFW.
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You’ve seen it hammer a nail, now watch the #OPPOR5 go against solid ice!
Posted by OPPO Singapore on Tuesday, 20 January 2015
It seems Samsung smartphones are not too shabby either, because two weeks ago, a video of Samsung’s S6 and S6 Edge phones was released. In it, the phones were used as both chopping board and hammer/nutcracker, with the person in the video using them to break apart the shells of multiple walnuts.
The video, titled “Samsung Galaxy S6/S6 edge hammer test”, was not released by Samsung itself, and the experiment seems to have been carried out independently. Despite garnering a rather modest 56,000 views on YouTube, the video has gotten a lot more attention on Facebook, where it has been viewed over 5 million times.
The majority of comments from netizens seem to compare the S6 with Apple’s iPhones, with some proclaiming the superiority of the Samsung handset:
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Image Credit: Azertag News-Agency Facebook page
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Image Credit: Azertag News-Agency Facebook page
Apple fans, however, were quick to come to the iPhone’s defence:
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Image Credit: Azertag News-Agency Facebook page
This viewer, though, might have put it best:
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Image Credit: Azertag News-Agency Facebook page
The fact that these videos often do nothing to show off the specs of a handset is a point that many netizens have not failed to pick up upon. That said, with similar videos that attempt to put smartphones through extreme conditions being such hits among netizens, it’s clear that we’ll not be getting sick of watching phones being dropped from alarming heights anytime soon:
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