3:25 This man is so powerful he can transmit voice to our heads to simulate talking without actually moving his mouth.

The sound of a man talking in a calm voice while slowly destroying a phone is a unique experience.

Voice: *soothes everyone* Jerry: *scratches metal side* Everyone: *😬*

I love the fact that the touch screen broke and stopped working at 5:20 but came back to life at 5:35 where it broke even more

you know the world has evolved when Jerry says marks with a level 7 with deeper groves at level 8

I have to applaud Zach for telling things how their meant to be told also for speaking his mind I have learnt alot from watching his tutorials I use a screen protector now because of what I have learnt thank you Zach keep doing what your doing because your helping so many people

Zack's the type of guy who puts on a cover after his phone is broken

Honestly I think you have single-handedly raised the standars for phone durability with this channel, keep up the good work!

Jerry do you ever test screen protector scratch resistance? Different tempered glass, different plastics? Maybe that liquid stuff too. I guess each brand is different, but maybe comparing some of the more popular ones would be useful.

A good test as usual . I found Oppo phones generally nice looking but anemic when it comes processing power.

Very interesting what happens with the moving part during a drop test.

Used this phone daily for 2.5 years now. 1 year with no case or screen protector. Held up just fine :)

Jerry: I’d like to officially welcome oppo to my desk... Oppo: Oh sh!t... 😐

I feel like it would be really awesome if instead if instead of -- or in addition to the motor -- you could just pull the camera cluster up/out in order to activate the camera, like a quick launch. Then push it back in to close the app. Similar to how most phone's have a shake or double tap of the power button to activate the camera. This would also take less stress off the little motor since it would barely be used. The only reason I would feel the need to keep it around is for the sake of one-handed operation, other than that I think it could go.

Holy crap. Now that's a review and durability test. 👍

Ive daily used my oppo find x for pretty much a year now, great phone. Camera functions well storage wont be filled for ages and the ram is great for phone usage, ive dropped it a few times and used it on building sites, the only problem i have with it is the factory screen protector has finally started to fail, so i will need to replace it, all round one of the best phones ive ever bought.

Damn I had high hopes for Oppo; I was actually kind of surprised that it failed the durability test so spectacularly. I guess if you’re gonna go, go out with a bang! 😵

Jerry : destroys the phone 10min later : Well the phone has a case

"But in the mathematical quest for the perfect durable smartphone, the Find X is the equivalent of texting your ex - just don't." Jerry now rig's good life advice. ;)

hey Jerry always like to watch your videos, i hope in your future videos we will see some mechanism to apply exact amount of force on bend test. it will give us very accurate results.

It's always nice to see your videos first before buying them xD well anyway. the bend fails is kinda scared me there. so i guess ill just keep it a little safe from bending.. other things have protection anyway for screen and casing. thanks as always =)

Question: With all the bend tests that you've been doing, wouldn't your hands be getting stronger over time...? And as such, you're potentially giving a tougher bend test at test #100 vs test #1? Or is this to simulate that people (reaching middle-age) typically gain weight over time (and hence additional/increased back-pocket stress)?

I love the way he speaks about the specs of all devices and tortures 'em...This guy is just brillant !

The sound of metal being scratched is terrible

Amazing! Just started watching this channel and I think users could really benefit from durability reviews of budget smartphones available now cheaply on amazon like the sony xa xa ultra xa1, blackview, samsung j series phones etcetera! Looking forward to more videos!

you should also do durability tests for cases and screen protectors. specifically screen protectors. they all say tempered glass but some brands crack so easy.

That’s got to be some good stress relief when the phone gets destroyed like that!

Hey Jerry just discovered your channel. love your work well done!

After 2 years of use I can confirm that the cameras have survived the test of time it still functions like the first day I got it And I also discovered a funny thing people don't flip their pockets inside out while washing I'm I the only one who does this !?

it's not a fragile phone, it's just your hands that got stronger after so many bend tests💪🏼

My Find X slipped and dropped at least 5 times and still looks as new, so what's important in that case is it's flexibility.

I like how casual he is after brutally murdering the phone

You should have tried getting some fine dust or sand when the camera is out to see if comprised the motors.

I was about to buy it, loved the motorized cam thing. But after watching this video I m still very much satisfied with my S9 plus. Thanks...

1:46 Rare footage of the phone displaying the terms of service in an attempt to stop Zach's durability test.

According to gsmarena, the price for this device is 770 euros. After seeing this video, I realized that I wouldn't spend not even 150 euros for a fragile phone like this. Compared to it, my LG G6 is like a Nokia 3310 in the 2000s. Jerry's test confirmed that.

I like how calmly he talks while destroying the phone

I lost it when he put that back cover after literally breaking the phone 😂

Durability and performance is what I prefer in phones, an expensive phone like this that easily breaks is not worth it. Thanks for the review.

Incredible Oppo Find X durability test. Looking forward to the Key2 teardown video.

I wonder how durable it gets when you put a case on it. I want one, but I'm afraid of braking it. This is a freakin sexy phone you know, despite it being super fragile.

Whenever the glass shattered I always felt like the tiny bits went into my eyes.

Given this phone relies entirely on a 3D face identification system, wonder how good the support for that is on Android given every other phone just has a fingerprint reader.

It's really wonderful, that I can watch true tests about this smartphone, 'cos in my country lot's of tech channels ensured that it's super heavy-duty! 😂

would be good to perform a bend test on another Oppo flagship that does not have the motorized part - we need to know if this weakness is limited to just this model or if OPPO PHONES ARE JUST WEAK in general!

Realistically speaking, how much torque did you expect a phone with moving parts to take?

To be honest I can kind of forgive the camera wobble since it might scratch the camera material, so space is required in order not to scratch it

Zach: tests Oppo Find X 6:33 Also Zach: we see the same stepper motor we had seen in the Find X

Great video Jerry. Keep up the great work.

Mr Jerry I like your reviews it's very helpful for the people's before buy new phone, thanks so much for the sharing this great video regards 😊👍👏

Can you imagine the feeling of the maker of oppo find x while watching this video...

I love the idea of canera feature as it will protect camera lens as that is the biggest concern for most of the users.

The moving parts actually survived, but the phones structure itself is so weak. Thank you Jerry for the test.

My Note 9 had protective layers over the protective layers; the whole phone was covered in plastic. I kept the back plastic cos at the time I thought the screen would scratch but now I know that it scratches lightly at a level 6 with deeper groves at a level 7.

2:18 My inner safety nut screamed at you with that near miss! I literally died on the inside seeing that blade moving that fast towards your index finger XD! Also I love these videos. Keep up the great work!

I find you’re videos super satisfying! Keep making more vids! Even though some videos are expensive to make its still good and informal content.

chinese phone: *has free screen protector and jelly case* iphone: *has free air*

You should do a drop test to see if the motor that houses the camera still works

I love this vids. Whenever I hear of a new phone i instantly check to see if it can handle your tests lol. I love the innovation, but it still needs work.

There should be a movie about what these phones are going through 😂😂

Such potential in a fragile body. Hopefully the next generation of the Find X will do better in terms of build quality.

If this phone was alive, i even cant imagine how much pain was that.

The upside is no tools required to access the battery, just bend it :)

the reason why it has a slight jiggle at the top is so the motorized camera has abit of space to move up and down more swiftly and lower the risk of jams

I go have a wild night over the weekends and usually wake up ON my phone, you guys know how that goes . And I bought the OnePlus 5t after watching you Jerry. Shame that a phone that costs so much can't stand PRESSURE.

It snapped but you fail to mention that the screen was still largely functioning and camera still was functioning as well.

If they work out the case and motor durability this thing is a major go.

Zack: I would officially like to welcome Oppo to my desk. Oppo: * Nervous sweating *

This bend test failure gonna get VIRAL!!

For some reason I'm not shocked by the bend test... I expect it to fail... That's mechanism is still new and can't yet be solid enough... Maybe it will get better with time... The screen looks sexy with no notches or bezels...

Thanks for saving me the bucks as usual excellent test videos

Camera is actually is more durable than I imagined. ✌️

Wow, the motorized camera is a neat idea.

Just Imagine what Jerry would do if his scratching tools break😂😂😂😂

That is a freaking incredible effect on the back glass.

Every other KZonlinesr can take multiple shots and work on it until they get the perfect shot. Jerry can't do that. It's pretty amazing.

I must say, this is in the small minority of Chinese phones I find that doesn't exactly try to copy other phones, so good job on that, and only if they could also change the UI a bit and make it more unique then it will be a great product.

So what do you do with all the items you destroy during testing?

He has done the bend test so much that he just can't control that strength anymore. I heard jerry once bent the strait road he lives on into a new more rounded road. He found it easier to live that way. Jerry once bent time and space but that is another story.

Anyone else: I put a case on my phone to protect it from getting destroyed Jerry: I destroy my phone THEN I put the case on

I'm pretty sure everybody wishes phones still had a headphone jack

They just need to make it more durable and it would be all good 👌

couldn't stop laughing when he slapped the protective case onto that broken phone =D

You know when JerryZack goes out of his way to mention that he's done the bend test on countless phones that chaos is about to happen

this channel helps me know how durable things are but anything break it hurts my soul

Very insightful video. Wish i had watched it earlier before my phone got cracked

Jerry: light grooves at a level 6 and deeper grooves at a level 7. Me: Watch him everyday but still get satisfied

"The Find X is the equivalent of testing your Ex. Just don't" Thanks for reminding me Zack.

I think everybody comes here to see how the moving parts react to different situations, like sand, dirt, receiving weight, etc. You should have explored more the new feature of this phone.

Wow, so saddening to see how brittle it is. I'm still using my OnePlus 3 after two years but the screen now has a burn spot from messenger at the top. The metal body has stood up against everything though, and there isn't a single crack or chip on the glass. I was hoping to find a new phone soon with a nicer screen, battery, and camera, but perhaps this one isn't it. Sigh.

I love how his face is emotionless while he brutalizes these phones XD.

U should upgrade the bend test to an objective one,,maybe a hydraulic press with a way to measure force applied so that a particular force can be applied for all phones!

5:47 I love the part where the phone still works

Vivo Nex was the same concept done right. There was a reason for hiding front camera, it retained both jack and fingerprint scanner. Oppo Find X on the other hand is an example of a form over content, not very practical (useful features mentioned above are gone), not necessary (no reason to hide back cameras at all) and as we can see - not durable.

Glad I watched this testing, was going to get one of these phones, well now there's no way I am getting one, sticking with the one I have ( one plus 5 ). Keep up the good work, two thumbs up from me

Oh dear Oppo. Hopefully they learn and resolve the issues after watching this like Nokia did. It is refreshing to see a manufacturer trying to do something different. Nice try Oppo. Titanium frame next time maybe?

My dream phone was the oppo find x when it was released but 2 years later and one phone later I got a oppo Reno 2z. I love the phone bc it is quirky.

Jerry. Been watching your videos for years. Still hate it when you scratch the sides. Sends chills down my spine.

This was the first phone that truly gave me a wow factor

I was genuinely worried you were going to get glass shards in your hands, stay safe!