The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has the world's toughest glass that has ever been used on a phone called the Gorilla Glass Victus. Which the successor to the Gorilla Glass 6. This glass can not only resist a 2-meter drop, compared to 1.6 meters of the Gorilla Glass 6. But it is also the first in six years to meaningfully improve your phoneβs ability to shrug off nasty scratches.
To be specific, the Gorilla Glass Victus has twice the scratch resistance of Gorilla Glass 6. That sounds great on paper but in reality judging from the past. These corning glasses haven't exactly performed like what Corning promised they would. But that isn't the case with the Gorilla Glass Victus.
As per Phonebuff's drop test, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra totally destroyed Apple's top dog the iPhone 11 Pro.
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The first test is a back drop test. Keep in mind that dropping a phone on its back is usually worse than the front. Because of the camera hump as it offsets the contact point. As a result, the phone doesn't drop flat on a surface but instead creates weak points. And that's exactly what we see on both the Note 20 Ultra and the iPhone 11 Pro. But the condition is miles better than the iPhone.
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The second test is a corner drop test. Usually, phones get dropped on their corners a lot and both Samsung and Apple have done a great job here. Both survive without much damage.
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