Discover where Apple 'tortures' its devices.

iPhones undergo a series of durability tests before they can hit the shelves. The exact process remained a mystery until recently when YouTuber Marques Brownlee, who runs the MHBHD channel, was invited by Apple to visit a specialized lab where the company tests the durability of unreleased iPhones and other products.

The robot rotates 360 degrees to check different water jet angles.

The entire process was shared by Marques Brownlee on X in multiple tweets, each highlighting different aspects of Apple's durability tests. The machines use high-tech technology and take into account real-world scenarios such as rain and drops. This means the tests not only demonstrate how robust the iPhone's integrity is but also prove how difficult it is to damage the device after years of research and development.

The video shows that the company's high-tech machinery can mimic real -world usage, for example, rotating 360 degrees to withstand water jets aimed at the iPhone from any angle, ensuring the device's water resistance lives up to its IP rating. Similarly, machinery for testing dust resistance is also featured.

To further enhance the iPhone's water resistance, Apple conducts four different levels of testing, including simulating water droplets and rain; low-pressure jets; high-pressure sprays from fire hoses; and underwater testing with increased pressure to simulate depth.

Through its testing, the iPhone's design has been continuously improved, ensuring not only greater strength and durability but also the ability to withstand various environmental challenges.

Besides touring the lab, Marques Brownlee also met with Hardware Director John Ternus to discuss the durability of the iPhone, adding that Apple sometimes tests more than 10,000 iPhones before releasing them to the world.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/kham-pha-noi-apple-tra-tan-thiet-bi-cua-minh-185240530142537084.htm