SGS-II, Toughness? Test!! - Galaxy S II General

Did my own version of the drop test today (accidentally o/c)
Details:
-Venue = Subway
-Scene = holding sandwich in one hand, waiting for my smoothie to be made
-Accident = reached into jacket pocket to remove ph it (somehow) flew out of grasp & fell onto floor
-Height of fall = 115cm
-Floor type = hard mezzanine floor
My heart dropped when it happened as I couldn't do anything to grab it as it fell to the rear. I was certain it would be broken/cracked somehow.
Miraculously, not a single scratch!? :woohoo:
Ph is a bit tougher than I gave it credit for
SGS-II :FTW:

King_Rat said:
Did my own version of the drop test today (accidentally o/c)
Details:
-Venue = Subway
-Scene = holding sandwich in one hand, waiting for my smoothie to be made
-Accident = reached into jacket pocket to remove ph it (somehow) flew out of grasp & fell onto floor
-Height of fall = 115cm
-Floor type = hard mezzanine floor
My heart dropped when it happened as I couldn't do anything to grab it as it fell to the rear. I was certain it would be broken/cracked somehow.
Miraculously, not a single scratch!? :woohoo:
Ph is a bit tougher than I gave it credit for
SGS-II :FTW:
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It also depends on how u drop it Like a baseball or like a paper..:angel:

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Hang on,
I think we're all missing the point here. Subway does smoothies in your country?!

scayre32 said:
I think we're all missing the point here. Subway does smoothies in your country?!
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Keep walking Greece

I'm a student. I don't take good care of my phone. I was at Starbucks yesterday with my friend who has a HTC Inspire 4G (basically a Desire HD with a HSPA+ radio) and after seeing how I handle my phone at my home (throwing it on my bed when I Need to do something else, tossing it onto the ground when I need to pick something heavy up, etc.) he was amazed how his phone that he takes extreme care of is scratched and broken and mine is pristine.
Goes to show you how badly made these HTC phones are.

I use my phone as a Speedometer / GPS on my motorcycle. The camera is the only exposed part of the phone on the back. It's taken stones and bugs full force at 100kph+ with only minor scratches on the bezel. The phone is very tough. :laugh:

My phone fell out my pocket flat on its face onto tiles... No visible damage but the screen never came on again. Take care of your phones and dont drop them they are not nokia 3210s

Your phone fell and nothing happened? That's coz you're lucky.
It's nothing to do with Galaxy s2.
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Look at Youtube for "sgs2 scratch test" The gorilla glass is really good...

accidentally dropped my phone a couple of times even without any protected casings and so far just one small dent on the top left corner. While the phone is built very plasticky, I still think it's a strong protected phone overall. No scratch whatsoever on the screen either, well built!

I recently bought a Galaxy S II I was using my phone for navigation then suddenly it flew out of my hand and dropped on the concrete foot path and screen cracked but works flawlessly. It happened after two days I bought my phone.
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Although historically torture was sanctioned by some states, torture in the 21st century is prohibited under international law and the domestic laws of most countries. It is considered to be a violation of smart phone rights, and is declared to be unacceptable by Article 5 of the UN Universal Declaration of phone Rights. Signatories of the Third Geneva Convention and Fourth Geneva Convention officially agree not to torture smart phones in armed conflicts. Torture is also prohibited by the United Nations Convention Against Torture, which has been ratified by 147 countries. [1
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:doh: it was an accident :lmao:
scayre32 said:
I think we're all missing the point here. Subway does smoothies in your country?!
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:mmm: smoothies
rakeshishere said:
Your phone fell and nothing happened? That's coz you're lucky.
It's nothing to do with Galaxy s2.
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I'm one lucky SOB :aight:
I've dropped every smart phone I've owned one time or another :yup: & not one of them has scratched/cracked/chipped etc.
-=or=- maybe... just maybe... they're actually designed to fall out of hands & take a bit of punishment...
Like saying if you drive an SUV and crash & come away w/o any injuries - it's got nothing to do with the SUV! You're just lucky? :sif:
PS - thanks to those sharing their stories both sad & happy

Mine took quite a few falls not long after buying it. the first was the worst. Slid right off my dresser. my heart stopped as i watched it go face down in slow mo. i was afraid to pick it up. When i finally did it was fine and not a mark. Bought a screen protector kit that day and walked a with a little more confidence knowing this thing is pretty damn tuff. win.
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Dropped mine twice.
First time i was taking it out of my pocket to awnser a call while riding my bicycle(had forgotten my headphones that day) and it slipped out of my hand and hit the street at about 25km/h. Back and battery popped right of and when i picked it up it only had some minor scratches around the edges and booted straight up after putting the battery back.
Second time it slipped out of my trousers pocket while i was getting up from the sofa. Dropped about 40 cm onto the hard wood floor screen down. Destroyed the glass and screen completely. Locked liked somebody hit it with a hammer. Had to get the screen replaced. Just shows you how lucky one can be sometimes and sometimes not.
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Clumsiness: the thread.
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Clumsiness: the thread.
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Mine has a small scratch on the glass from being dropped on cement while jogging the side is cracked a bit and the corners are dented. Phone works fine though!

auto_freak said:
accidentally dropped my phone a couple of times even without any protected casings and so far just one small dent on the top left corner. While the phone is built very plasticky, I still think it's a strong protected phone overall. No scratch whatsoever on the screen either, well built!
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+1
it happens too me also but you can barely see damage on the phone

+1 on the road, sidewalk, tossed across the office. Thing was built to last, not a scratch on it.
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Guess there's a lot of us lucky SOB's with the SGS-II... not just me :victory:
we must 'all' be Irish ^^ :highfive:

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So called build quality

A thought just ran through my head in regards to build quality. In short drop a feather & a brick from about chest high & see what happens.
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what is this I don't even.......
Wildheathen0341 said:
A thought just ran through my head in regards to build quality. In short drop a feather & a brick from about chest high & see what happens.
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Well, you'll have to understand that build quality can vary greatly when comparing feathers to bricks. Although it would seem that the feather escapes the drop test completely unharmed, you'll notice that there are thousands of micro-fractures from the force of the trauma. The brick, too, will suffer severe cracks and possible breaks, but you'll notice that once you put both subjects under an electon microscope, you'll see that the brick has fewer micro-fractures for a sum of less damage (even though fractured).
That is assuming, of course, a solid surface such as concrete or asphalt.
/Plus, what the heck are you talking about? lol. I want what you're smoking; my stuff doesn't seem that strong.
So our epic's build quality is strong, however its weight doesn't compensate its strength?
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I want what you're smoking; my stuff doesn't seem that strong.
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This.
/10char
This is not the Mechanical Engineering thread is it? I knew I should have taken that left turn at Albuquerque.
wait, what???
i hope you don't think you were being deep
My epic dropped dozens of times
All i got is a scuff mark from when it landed on a corner
The epic may be plastic, but its some nice engineering
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A_Flying_Fox said:
My epic dropped dozens of times
All i got is a scuff mark from when it landed on a corner
The epic may be plastic, but its some nice engineering
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+1 to that. I dropped it on tile 2weeks ago, about 3feet, sounded soo harsh. I thought it would shutoff or something. was perfect, no scuffs or anything =)
othan1 said:
what the heck are you talking about? lol. I want what you're smoking; my stuff doesn't seem that strong.
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He's probably on this new drug called Sheen. I hear it gives you tiger blood.
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Its like comparing titanium and steel,titanium is lighter,yet stronger given you use the same weight not thickness; Say if you had a 1" thick steel wall and a 1" thick titanium wall,the steel wall would be stronger in say a penetration test; But use the same material in weight and that 1" wall of titanium becomes a 3" thick wall,which would easily be stronger then a 1" thick steel wall. But seriously anything lighter will have less impact on case and components on the inside,physics 101,and a feather wouldnt get damaged from a drop on the ground.
Ok Im done thinking...
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Shoulon said:
+1 to that. I dropped it on tile 2weeks ago, about 3feet, sounded soo harsh. I thought it would shutoff or something. was perfect, no scuffs or anything =)
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Dropped mine onto a hard concrete floor about 4 feet. Back popped off, battery popped out, my dad gasped as I said "don't worry, I'm insured" and noticed some minor scuffs/pitting in one corner. I put the phone back together and it's like nothing ever happened.
Samsung physically builds their phones great. I've had 3 of them including my Epic.
If you don't know what I'm talking about then how could you possibly have an answer yet you've offered up one still. Smoking huh? ;-)
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Simple, drop a galaxy S device from about chest high Vs. an iPhone from the same height & what do you think the result would be? Now of course I don't mean on a mattress or any thing like that I mean a surface with very little give, what do you think the outcome would be?
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One weekend a few months ago I had my phone sitting on my desk charging, and it rang right as I was walking by. I grabbed the phone as I walked by so that I could answer it, but hadn't noticed it was plugged in to the wall two feet down.
As I grabbed the phone and turned to walk away, the cord caught, actually bending around a knob on my desk making a tight point and slipping the phone right out of my hands.
'Oh crap' I thought, and I quickly reached back to snatch it, but my lightning reflexes were not expecting the spring-loaded return the charge cable had initiated, and only the tips of my fingers hit the phone... hard... in an upward motion away from me.
In that moment my phone went from a 3 foot free fall to a high speed projection 7 feet above floor level and landing, cable now detached by force, about 15 feet away. On the floor. Which is tile.
As if that wasn't enough to make a bad situation worse, about 2 hours before I had taken my hard case off as well to swap memory cards and had not put the case back on.
In those 5 seconds from fingertips to floor I had already started wondering how good the insurance policy I had paid in advance for was going to be, but when I picked the phone up off the ground it was 100% intact, not even a scratch on it.
A far cry from any previous phones I have dropped, where a drop from 24" (falling off my lap getting out of a car, etc) would result in the phones exploding every loose panel, battery, etc, scuffing the crap out of the plastics. With the size of the screen on this phone I thought for sure if nothing else the screen would blow up, but not even that.
I was close then =P well my Dad own's a 3GS and dropped it off a Scaffold at 25ft. It worked fine, no scratch since it had invisiShield. Also on a lift at about 45ft. the outer rim bended abit though.
i think the epic's pretty well built
I accidentally launched mine from my pocket to about 10 feet away across the bar on my birthday. Fell screen down on a sandy floor. Digitizer shattered, but worked fine. Best Buy replaced the deigitizer. Fine now.
+1 to bestbuys awesome warranty's.
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Siii screen dead on first drop from pocket

GUYS,
PLEASE BEWARE, the Galaxy S3 is no where as sturdy as the S1 which i previously owned or a S2.
Today it just fell off from my pocket and see what happened to the screen :-(
I had dropped my previous S1 a million times in the period of 2 years and not a single scratch
I am going to give it in on warranty, pathetic stuff from samsung
please everyone take care and use a casing.
Yikes
That's annoying. Hope you get it fixed mate.
I wonder if Samsung does that dirty trick of logging out the G sensor to detect whether it's been dropped or not and not accept warranty repairs based on it.
It was all fine after the drop. I used it for about 30 min. Then when i woke up in the morning, the screen was like this
it was a very subtle drop, this is pathetic quality and should be covered under manufacturer defect
Warranty don't cover clumsiness
G-sensor isn't a dirty trick to see if phone is dropped its proof
Sending back for warranty repairs saying you didn't drop it is a dirty trick
If you drop your phone a million times I strongly suggest phone insurance and a otter box case
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then they should say that this phone is made out of glass.
ITs a phone its supposed to be able to take such small hicups
Suck it up man.
Don't drop so much money on something so epic if you can't take care of it.
Phone aren't made for dropping.
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To be fair, its pretty reasonable to expect that someone would at some point in a two year period drop a device that they will likely be carrying about with them ALL the time and removing it from and replacing it in their pocket frequently.
Just yesterday my s3, having only got it on monday, slid off the arm of my sofa because every surface of it is glassy smooth and bounced off the edge of a wooden table. Luckily it was unscathed but it is not unreasonable to expect a device of this nature to be able to withstand such an accident.
There is a certain amount of luck involved here though because obvioisly even the lightest tap at the right angle and position could shatter a screen.
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manemzjum said:
Warranty don't cover clumsiness
G-sensor isn't a dirty trick to see if phone is dropped its proof
Sending back for warranty repairs saying you didn't drop it is a dirty trick
If you drop your phone a million times I strongly suggest phone insurance and a otter box case
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Agree with the last line if you are prone to dropping the phone alot you should definitely get a otterbox.
Joshnz said:
Suck it up man.
Don't drop so much money on something so epic if you can't take care of it.
Phone aren't made for dropping.
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If i am paying this amount of money for a phone i would expect it to survive a fall or 2.
hefonthefjords said:
To be fair, its pretty reasonable to expect that someone would at some point in a two year period drop a device that they will likely be carrying about with them ALL the time and removing it from and replacing it in their pocket frequently.
Just yesterday my s3, having only got it on monday, slid off the arm of my sofa because every surface of it is glassy smooth and bounced off the edge of a wooden table. Luckily it was unscathed but it is not unreasonable to expect a device of this nature to be able to withstand such an accident.
There is a certain amount of luck involved here though because obvioisly even the lightest tap at the right angle and position could shatter a screen.
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In the 6 months that i had my S2 i dropped it twice and Thank GOD nothing happened to it.. i am careful with my phone but in the end i am just human and it is quite possible for the phone to fall.
Do you want a slim sexy phone that is fragile, or do you want a sturdy phone like this?
zondakaka said:
it was a very subtle drop, this is pathetic quality and should be covered under manufacturer defect
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only if the manufacturer dropped it.
Tachikoma_kun said:
Do you want a slim sexy phone that is fragile, or do you want a sturdy phone like this?
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LOL was gonna reply with teh same
Also try playing cricket and catching ball you'll develop better grip and control over things you hold in your hands
sak500 said:
LOL was gonna reply with teh same
Also try playing cricket and catching ball you'll develop better grip and control over things you hold in your hands
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With today's technology and what it costs is the minimum that can withstand drops of at least 50 cm like my RAZR .........
If im not mistaken it seems as if all the white ones are the ones with the faulty issues... the cracked screens, the exploding phone, dead screen... dont you think that might be the reason they're releasing the white at a later time? to perfect it a lil more...i read something where that they had to redo the pebble blue because of some issues and maybe they're redo'ing the white version...hmmm makes sense....:good:
Unlucky mate, hope it gets fixed. I am fairly certain that my phone is going to get dropped sooner or later, simply because it's so big (even more so in a case) that I can't hold it securely in one hand and operate it properly at the same time.
Tbh I'm going to keep hold of it until the rumoured multiple Nexuses come out later in the year and then maybe sell it on to get something slightly smaller.
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If im not mistaken it seems as if all the white ones are the ones with the faulty issues... the cracked screens, the exploding phone, dead screen... dont you think that might be the reason they're releasing the white at a later time? to perfect it a lil more...i read something where that they had to redo the pebble blue because of some issues and maybe they're redo'ing the white version...hmmm makes sense....:good:
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no. I think since the pebble blue was delayed due to Samsung's color issue, the bulk of what was immediately available were the white phones. Then when a few units had problems, they happened to be white.
My white one fell out of my hoody jacket as I was running for the bus, I was lucky that it landed on the cement, not the grass or I wouldn't have noticed it. Three corners have massive damage and there paint scraped off, it really did hit the ground hard. But the screen is perfect
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Tachikoma_kun said:
Do you want a slim sexy phone that is fragile, or do you want a sturdy phone like this?
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looks like some alien robot
Tachikoma_kun said:
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...or how about something that does both like the Galaxy S2
I agree that if you drop your phone you only have yourself to blame if it breaks but having said that i also believe a device like this should be able to withstand some drops, they managed it with the S1 & the S2.
My advice would be to get it insured and get a case of any description, something is better than nothing, even if it's only a pouch!
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...or how about something that does both like the Galaxy S2
I agree that if you drop your phone you only have yourself to blame if it breaks but having said that i also believe a device like this should be able to withstand some drops, they managed it with the S1 & the S2.
My advice would be to get it insured and get a case of any description, something is better than nothing, even if it's only a pouch!
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Did you even read two comments above yours?
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....Well (lol)

After having this phone for 3 weeks (Today literally made it 3 weeks), the phone took a fall from my computer desk and the "gorilla glass" completely cracked. So now all that is displayed is a single green pixel and a line of about 10 white pixels.
I was really happy with this device up until this point, but a fall like that breaking the screen is unacceptable. Guess it's time to find another new phone.
Must have been a real unlucky hit. Mine has fallen from shopping cart height 3 times without even a scratch. Back went one, battery another...put it all back together and all was good.
I guess I will chalk it up to bad luck and hope for better next time. Just ordered the Epic Touch, so we shall see how that goes (and this time I got a case with it, lol).
I wanted to go back to HTC, but something about these Samsug phones has drawn me in.
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After having this phone for 3 weeks (Today literally made it 3 weeks), the phone took a fall from my computer desk and the "gorilla glass" completely cracked. So now all that is displayed is a single green pixel and a line of about 10 white pixels.
I was really happy with this device up until this point, but a fall like that breaking the screen is unacceptable. Guess it's time to find another new phone.
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You could buy a bad esn epic, or a broken mother board epic and swap out the mobos, or screen if you feel like taking it all the way apart. Its really easy.
i have slipped on a wet floor but caught myself but unfortunately my phone was in my hand so when I through my hand up to catch my balance my phone went flying face down on concrete floor picked it up expecting the worst nope all was good.
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i have slipped on a wet floor but caught myself but unfortunately my phone was in my hand so when I through my hand up to catch my balance my phone went flying face down on concrete floor picked it up expecting the worst nope all was good.
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I actually just did this yesterday... except I threw the phone hoping to catch myself, the phone went flying and hit HARD on my hardwood floors... not even a scratch... chalk it up to bad luck op...
I had my phone sitting 5 feet up on a shelf, connected to a stereo through an audio cable. My manager accidentally caught the cord, whipping the phone down to the tile floor faster than gravity could have pulled it, and the battery didn't even pop out
Sorry to hear about your bad luck
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Well I ended up losing the Epic 4g Touch auction by like $3, so I went looking for a nice SIII but in the end grabbed up the HTC Evo 4G LTE. Will have it on Wednesday.
I will probably grab up a bad ESN Epic at some point though just so I can have a backup phone (better safe than sorry). I really did like this phone and I figure the SIII would also be amazing, but I could not justify paying almost $200 more for the SIII than the Evo LTE.
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I really did like this phone and I figure the SIII would also be amazing, but I could not justify paying almost $200 more for the SIII than the Evo LTE.
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Where are you buying from that the SIII is almost $200 more than the evo lte? You must be buying from ebay or some other auction site, cause the sprint website has them listed as the same price
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Yeah I got it on eBay, since I am not qualified for an upgrade until like March. Managed to grab the Evo LTE for $300 (after overnight shipping).
I've had this epic 3 years dropped at least 100 times not one crack love my gorilla glass
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My epic had slid on concrete floors at weird angles have never had a cracked screen it also been dropped over 1000 * and it still looking good as new I am very sorry for what happened to that mate but most of us have never had that happen to us must've been 1 real unlucky drop man
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I had my phone on my lap in the car and when I got out it dropped.. this happened to me about a 10 times.. one time after I got out of the car it fell face down and I stepped on it and slid it across the concrete while it was under my feet..
I just knew it was gonna be messed up..
But not a scratch on the screen.. at least not that I could see..
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Once upon a time, a long time ago, I was climbing the fire escape to get in my house, and my Samsung Moment slid out of my pocket as I was going in the window 3 stories above the ground. And it was perfectly fine. Also with my Moment, I went to put it in my pocket, but I missed and it fell on the asphalt screen first, and the glass cracked. Like what?
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If were talking about dropping phones during hurricane sandy. This was at night and the rain was over and the center of the storm was heading towards Philly so I went outside to record the storms force. While standing there a few seconds late a huge gust of wind blew pushed me and knock my phone right out my hand it fell smack down on its face on to the concrete I was like O_O I picked it up no crack in the screen just a dent in the plastic part around the phone. But now I'll never have warranty because somehow now my battery has half pink on it. If I had an iPhone 4S it would of been history for that phone. The epic records good night video by the way.
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Just luck of the draw then I guess. I still can't believe that it broke from one tiny drop onto a soft surface, but these things happen. I guess I won't fully write off Samsung, but for now I gotta stick with what I know has worked for me in the past.

Heroic leap of i9001

Since I got myself new Nexus, I gave my sister i9001. I used to treat it like king, not a single scratch, not even on back of it. I was walking down the street with my sister. When she talks, she usually waves everywhere with her arms and she was holding the phone. When she swung up, the phone just "escaped" from her hand in the air, like 3,5 meters high (don't know how much feet, sorry 'Merica) and it fell on the middle of the road with pretty great force (if that was happen to iPhone, it would probably be turn to dust). Anyway, that moment when we realized what happened and the noise the phone did when hit the ground just terrified me, and the phone was face down so I couldn't see the screen. I crapped my pants while getting the phone from the ground thinking what kind of damage is done on the device. But when I picked it up, it didn't have a single scratch. Except little crack but on that silver crap on the edge (I don't know how is that called, but it is irrelevant, it's barely noticable). After that sister got the back cover and SIM card from the other side of the road. It still works perfectly
Just felt like I need to share with you about the armor of Galaxy S.
Bear witness to the amazing power of the SGS construction and, I suppose, a lot of force escapes with the cover and battery when they're ejected...
Your sister had issues btw
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Bear witness to the amazing power of the SGS construction and, I suppose, a lot of force escapes with the cover and battery when they're ejected...
Your sister had issues btw
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Yeah, she used to own Xperia X8 and she hated it so much that she was insensitive about it and was throwing it everywhere in the room only to break it so mum and dad buy her new one. She is completely satisfied with i9001 but still got old habits of not caring for phone.
Not so lucky for me my s plus dropped 2 feet from the ground and craked the screen badly =(
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I have dropped mine a few times and, like you, aside from a few small nicks in the silver crud its perfect.

How many times have you dropped your Moto G (2nd Gen)?

So, how many times have you dropped your Moto G (2nd Gen)? And did it survive the drop?
I dropped it once when I picked it up from a table. It fell flat on the floor, screen hitting it. Thankfully, not a single scratch or dent. :angel:
4 times, no damage at all, nothing, nada, it's as new
7,943. I actually counted.
twice
Once.. Had a mini heart attack
After than I bought a case for it
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gnubash said:
7,943. I actually counted.
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Once.. Had a mini heart attack
After than I bought a case for it
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Haha! Exactly like me. I had a mini heart attack, too; except I still haven't bought a case.
Invicta said:
4 times, no damage at all, nothing, nada, it's as new
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twice
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Let's see how long both of you people's streak continues.
Only once till now...and I hope that's the last one that is!
Twice.Once without case on the carpet.Than bought a case and it hit the floor but,thank god, everything ok,not one scratch....:good:
I just bought this last week, I really hope to never drop it (we all know that's going to happen anyways).
I had the Moto G 2013 too and dropped it on the first week, screen broke, someone pushed me and ran away .
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So, how many times have you dropped your Moto G (2nd Gen)? And did it survive the drop?
I dropped it once when I picked it up from a table. It fell flat on the floor, screen hitting it. Thankfully, not a single scratch or dent. :angel:
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total 6 times 4 times side drop, 1 time face and 1 time back drop..and it just got little scratch on side(not noticeable) ..nothing happens at face and back [emoji4] [emoji5]
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One but the case protect very well! ☺
5 times i think once it was in my pyjama's pocket and i jumped like a fairy....my moto too followed me coming out of my loose pocket but didn't go that much higher fleeing it just dropped on the floor on the corner but no damage at all.. tough fairy..
hectorchong said:
I just bought this last week, I really hope to never drop it (we all know that's going to happen anyways).
I had the Moto G 2013 too and dropped it on the first week, screen broke, someone pushed me and ran away .
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Sorry to hear that about your old Moto G...
Btw, how much did it cost to replace the screen? (assuming you did...)
whatever7276 said:
Sorry to hear that about your old Moto G...
Btw, how much did it cost to replace the screen? (assuming you did...)
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hey, ummm, well i'm mexican so i don't know if the price is the same for you but it costed for me 1200mxn (around 82usd)
Zero.
I'm careful with my devices.
hmmm...I am sure I am the minority.
I do not baby my devices, I throw mine from across the room onto my bed (it has bounced off several times onto our wood floor). I throw it on my nightstand next to my bed. I toss it onto my granite desktop at work (I have knocked the receiver off my office phone from hitting it, and have broken one coffee cup when my phone slid into it.
...all this to say, my phone is in like new condition...without one scratch, dent, or ding. I have been using smartphones (and been on XDA since the old PALM and MDA days)...and have never cracked a screen on a device.
I am not recommending this behavior to anyone...perhaps I have just learned the secret art of phone throwing
I have already washed it in a washing machine for almost 3 minutes...
StariX37 said:
I have already washed it in a washing machine for almost 3 minutes...
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Hahaha hows your phone now?
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agentaaron said:
hmmm...I am sure I am the minority.
I do not baby my devices, I throw mine from across the room onto my bed (it has bounced off several times onto our wood floor). I throw it on my nightstand next to my bed. I toss it onto my granite desktop at work (I have knocked the receiver off my office phone from hitting it, and have broken one coffee cup when my phone slid into it.
...all this to say, my phone is in like new condition...without one scratch, dent, or ding. I have been using smartphones (and been on XDA since the old PALM and MDA days)...and have never cracked a screen on a device.
I am not recommending this behavior to anyone...perhaps I have just learned the secret art of phone throwing
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We need a "Don't try this at home" message for this post.
I dropped mine and it chipped D:

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