Apple’s first foldable iPhone has suffered a brutal durability test by YouTuber Zack Nelson, and the results raise serious questions about its hinge and inner display.
The outer screen resisted scratches until level 7 on the Mohs scale, but the flexible inner display started scratching at level 2, making it vulnerable to fingernails and everyday contact.
Things got worse when dust and dirt entered the hinge, preventing the phone from closing completely despite its IP68 rating. Then came the bend test: the inner screen developed permanent green lines and eventually stopped responding.
Nelson couldn’t determine whether the dust contributed to the display failure or whether the hinge lacked sufficient rigidity. He also highlighted an estimated $1,000 cost to replace the inner display.
The test goes beyond normal everyday use, but with early owners also reporting screen failures, Apple’s first foldable is facing some uncomfortable durability questions.
Would you trust a $1,999 foldable iPhone after seeing this?
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