Smartphones have become increasingly more durable in recent years, but most flagships out there are made of glass. Various versions of sturdy glass protect the front and the back. Most phones feature wireless charging. That’s why they require glass or plastic backs. But all phones made of glass run the risk of cracking under the right conditions. They might survive most accidental drops, but glass technology has not reached a point where the glass screens used on phones are unbreakable. That’s clear from the first iPhone 13 drop tests that made their way on YouTube soon after the phones hit stores. They focus on the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, the more expensive iPhone 13 versions. But you could very well extrapolate the conclusions to the iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13.
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