Google Pixel 7 Pro Durability Test Video: To compete with the iPhone 14, Google introduced its Pixel 7 Pro last month. Now a YouTuber has done the durability test of this phone. During this time, the YouTuber played Knife and Blade on Google Pixel 7 Pro and he shared the video on his official YouTube account.

YouTuber JerryRigeverything has a Google Pixel 7 Pro durability test video on the chopping block. This revealed that the Pixel 7 Pro is made entirely of recycled aluminum. The side frame of the phone is made of metal, not plastic. The phone looks great in this video, but the concern is the rear camera bump.

The Victus protected Corning Gorilla Glass display was scratched 6 times. However, the signs were visible in him for the seventh time. This confirmed that its display is indeed scratch-resistant on glass.

The second part of this video shows off the metal frame of the Pixel 7 Pro. It has volume rocker and power control. However, the concern is that the phone can easily get scratched when struck by other items kept in the pocket, including coins and keys.

The glass on the back panel of the phone has also caused scratches. The user may need to pay special attention to this. After all these tests in the video, the burn test was performed. The lightweight key is held over the OLED panel for 20 seconds. After this, there was no problem with the display but it had burn marks on the screen and it was on.

After all these tests in the video, the bend test was performed in which the phone does not split in half or bend. However, in the video, a crack is heard near the phone’s camera bump. In addition to this, the antenna line appeared to bend somewhat, giving the phone a permanent bend.

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