iPhone 16 Proves Its Mettle in JerryRigEverything's Durability Test, Emerging Unscathed

After weeks of anticipation, the has finally braved the iconic durability test by JerryRigEverything, and the results are impressive. Apple’s latest entry-level model for 2024 faced scratching, burning, and bending challenges—and passed with flying colors, proving its resilience and build quality.

Ceramic Shield: Resilient Against Scratches

The iPhone 16’s Ceramic Shield glass protection held up admirably, scratching only at level 6 on the Mohs hardness scale, with deeper marks appearing at level 7. While typical for glass, the scratches are remarkably less pronounced, a testament to Apple’s advanced engineering that prioritizes durability without compromising clarity.

Built to Last: Aluminum Frame and Flame Resistance

The aluminum frame, composed of 85% recycled material, showed admirable resistance to scratches, adding a touch of eco-consciousness to Apple’s design. In the flame test, the screen faced the heat and survived, showcasing Apple’s commitment to quality materials that withstand the elements.

Unbendable Brilliance: Structural Integrity Confirmed

Perhaps the ultimate test of endurance, JerryRigEverything’s notorious bend test proved that the iPhone 16’s construction is no joke. The phone remained unbendable from both the front and back, reflecting Apple’s meticulous attention to build integrity, ensuring your iPhone will withstand the rigors of everyday life.

For those eager to dive into the finer details, don’t miss our in-depth review of the iPhone 16, where we explore this durable device’s features, performance, and more.