Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra has been put to an extreme durability test that included being run over by a vehicle and it came out unscathed. The latest details come from a series of tests that the Galaxy S22 Ultra was put through including water resistance and Samsung‘s latest flagship smartphone performed excellently all-round.
A few days back, news surfaced about the rugged performance of the Samsung Galaxy S22+ when it was put through several durability tests. The Galaxy S22 has a tough metal alloy frame made from Armor Aluminum and the device performed impressively. Now, PBK reviews have reported the results from the durability tests that the Galaxy S22 Ultra underwent. We know that the Galaxy S22 Ultra is covered in both sides with Gorilla Glass Victus+ and it is as durable and scratch-proof as hyped.
The new tougher frame of the Galaxy S22 Ultra outshines that of its predecessor, the Galaxy S21 Ultra when put through the same tests, as it showed less scuffing and scratching. The Galaxy S22 Ultra was placed on a concrete surface and ran over by a car without any observable or functional issues thereafter, as it remained operational. The IP68 water-resistance capability of the device was also tested and the Galaxy S22 Ultra was unaffected by being immersed in water. Although being rolled over by a car is not a definitive test of the durability of the smartphone, we are assured that it could outperform its predecessors in drop tests.
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