Which screen protector lasted out longest before cracking down the centre hinge line? My previous Flip 3 lasted only 6 months before it cracked! In the UK, there were no walk in repair shops, Samsung wanted me to post it to them and was quoted 2 weeks before it would be returned!
I really want to know the percentage of failures for say 100-300 phones. Let’s say it’s 10%. That terrible but wouldn’t be caught by a test of only 1-2 phones. Real question I have is, if I go from a non foldable to a foldable phone, what is the probability of a folding related failure? Did any of the manufactures reveal this failure rate?
There shouldn't be a "folding failure rate" as this devices should have undergone different set of standards before it is released in the market. If let's say that the Motorola phone in their live fold testing is indeed a "rare" case where the hinge failed after roughly not even half of the company's claim, then that means that there is a big problem on the Motorola company. They shouldn't really release substandard quality phone.
Samsung is Samsung. They are still way ahead of the game. Also, there going about it the right way. Nice and slow.. don't change what works and adjust where it's needed..
I have the razr+ and hinge (even if I had the samsung) is a worry (or not) I wonder though should not... that you're generating heat and that may damage the bushing style system on the razr+ but 400k implies not... hmmm mot.. may have to look into that! I've now installed a fold counter to see what 40k folds would mean to me ..
I don't care, I am still getting this phone. You can do most of whatever it is you want to do while it's folded and don't have to opening it for most of the day. I will probably be buying a new phone after a year, a year and a half of owning this phone, as most people do so what is the big deal. I LOVE AND WANT THE MOTOROLA RAZR ULTRA 40, IN MAGENTA ❤
My flip 3 didn't do nearly as many folds and started failing after 4 months. First screen protector changed 6 month in, another one 12 months, but it was very broken by then...
There's nothing wrong with doing a test like this BUT it's not at all definitive. You can't base the reliability of a specific model on the whole based on one unit. I'm not saying that the experiment is not valid at all but statistically a one unit test is very dubious. There are people out there with Z Flip 4s that have lasted a couple of months yet on this channel's test it lasted for ages. That's just the way it goes!
Great team, thanks for doing this test, I was surprised for Motorola hinge since it's very similar to Samsung hinge and I believe Samsung is supply for other companies who make flip phones. Also Motorola screen died because the guy that was testing it, put a bit much pressure to the bottom of the screen while others that were flipping Samsung, they were holding the phone on the sides, not screen.
It's great stuff but sadly statistically one test will not prove anything. It could have been a dud, damaged in production or a part (screen included) could have been weaker than specified. From experience, the Flip 4 had a relatively high fail rate, nothing that was newsworthy but it seems inevitable that some flip phone users will be unlucky and have a device fail. The nature of the form factor.
I don't think so...that's no my experience, even in Europe. Sometimes people doing reviews just to get pay and just happens when rhe new Razor40 coming soon they all decided to make a review. I don't think is fair!!
I agree that Samsung's hinge is stronger than Razr plus's hinge, but I am not sure how this test explains the average person's usage of flip phones opening and closing like 50 - 60 times a day vs 40000+ a day 🤔. On the contrary, how many of those units did you try before confirming the phone's break point? Have you tried testing multiple phones of the same brand simultaneously? If it's me doing this kind of test, then I would do tests on 10 phones of the same model and the same brand, and I would have determined my test results out of 10 phones.
@@peteradeosun6736 that's what mentioned in the video, or they just didn't mention it clearly for how many days they tested. Either way the test they did is unreliable.
I don't know I've had the RAZR 2019 ...no issues with the hinge ..I store it at night in a gps case not folded.. but like I said I still love my razr 2019;
You still can buy it, and it's an amazing phone. I am currently using and typing from the same phone these guys tested. Not everything these guys say is True. I open and close my phone barely like 50 - 60 times a day, and sometimes less than that. If you want to use this phone for the next 3 to 4 years, then that should be more than fine.
@@pavan5502I just got it today and I'm not too concerned considering there are tests done, do you still think it will last around 3-4 years If I take care of it good?
Yeah, heard about this happening to the Galaxy Flips too and how the screens crack/crease too ...why I am going with either the Schok Classic or the Alcatel Go Flip V....
Could be a defective unit, but that's unfortunate. Test should have 6 people at a time with 3 folding a Razr+ and 3 folding a Flip 5. That way we know if it's a defect or not.
These phones should have undergone testing before it was released in the market. If that phone is indeed a "defect" then it's a huge problem for Motorola company. They can't release substandard phone out in the market. You can't tell consumers "Buy our phone, it's a hit or miss whether you got a good foldable phone hinge or not".
This looks like a prearranged framing RAZR against Z flip.. Hope these guy got piad enough to take the risk of getting preceived as fraud youtube channel..
I can not believe you jack a.....s ,I have Motorola and it works like a champion, I have a dout that Samsung bought you to come up and say that, I had Samsung before and it was heating up and shutting down and finally gave up to running, I used to like Samsung but I changed my mind after an issue with a Samsung TV that lost the picture after only 4 years of operation so I replaced it with LG TV and running very good also I lost my confidence with Samsung after the Samsung phone that I have and stop running after 5 years.
hats off to your team dude, u doing a really good job
Thanks for testing!Let everyone have a wonderful Folding ASMR😂
Great job, team Keybrd!
Motorolla Raz: Please kill me.. I told you everything
I am a little disappointed with Motorola. I had high hopes for it.
That live stream is commendable only guys in Earth actually testing those claims so that we users can safely make a choice.
That's too quickly. But tbh my Motorola's battery gave up after less than a week...
Thanks For All The Hard Work You Guys Have Done For This Test . Awesome
you have forgotten to add the link to describciton
The Nobel Prize isn't enough
Which screen protector lasted out longest before cracking down the centre hinge line? My previous Flip 3 lasted only 6 months before it cracked! In the UK, there were no walk in repair shops, Samsung wanted me to post it to them and was quoted 2 weeks before it would be returned!
Only I am wondering if they have more pieces of these smartphones or if there was a break in folding to record this video? 😅
there was "technical break" just after moto broke, so maybe then it was filmed
Nice contest! Your guys really did a good job 👏
what are the dots in the back wall in the live stream for???
I really want to know the percentage of failures for say 100-300 phones. Let’s say it’s 10%. That terrible but wouldn’t be caught by a test of only 1-2 phones. Real question I have is, if I go from a non foldable to a foldable phone, what is the probability of a folding related failure? Did any of the manufactures reveal this failure rate?
There shouldn't be a "folding failure rate" as this devices should have undergone different set of standards before it is released in the market. If let's say that the Motorola phone in their live fold testing is indeed a "rare" case where the hinge failed after roughly not even half of the company's claim, then that means that there is a big problem on the Motorola company. They shouldn't really release substandard quality phone.
Samsung is Samsung. They are still way ahead of the game. Also, there going about it the right way. Nice and slow.. don't change what works and adjust where it's needed..
Watching this in my razr 40 ultra ...
Love it
Cool work,keep that going!
kanał pewnie prowadzony przez AI i klawiatura wgynerowało angielski na dobrym poziomie 👌
I have the razr+ and hinge (even if I had
the samsung) is a worry (or not)
I wonder though should not... that you're generating heat and that may damage the bushing style system on the razr+
but 400k implies not... hmmm mot.. may have to look into that!
I've now installed a fold counter to see what 40k folds would mean to me ..
I don't care, I am still getting this phone. You can do most of whatever it is you want to do while it's folded and don't have to opening it for most of the day.
I will probably be buying a new phone after a year, a year and a half of owning this phone, as most people do so what is the big deal.
I LOVE AND WANT THE MOTOROLA RAZR ULTRA 40, IN MAGENTA ❤
My flip 3 didn't do nearly as many folds and started failing after 4 months. First screen protector changed 6 month in, another one 12 months, but it was very broken by then...
They tested flip 4 last year and it did very well. Much more than claimed by Samsung that is why they think that flip 5 will not be different.
The screen protector will always fail first. As long as the screen is still alive then i still tolerate it, at least for me
There's nothing wrong with doing a test like this BUT it's not at all definitive. You can't base the reliability of a specific model on the whole based on one unit. I'm not saying that the experiment is not valid at all but statistically a one unit test is very dubious. There are people out there with Z Flip 4s that have lasted a couple of months yet on this channel's test it lasted for ages. That's just the way it goes!
Great team, thanks for doing this test, I was surprised for Motorola hinge since it's very similar to Samsung hinge and I believe Samsung is supply for other companies who make flip phones. Also Motorola screen died because the guy that was testing it, put a bit much pressure to the bottom of the screen while others that were flipping Samsung, they were holding the phone on the sides, not screen.
A mogłem być tym który ją zepsuje
Ehhhhh
Pozdrawiam Kuba
Lepiej zrezygnować już z tej Motoroli skoro i tak nadaje się do śmieci a samsunga przetestować do czasu aż się nie złamie
It's great stuff but sadly statistically one test will not prove anything. It could have been a dud, damaged in production or a part (screen included) could have been weaker than specified. From experience, the Flip 4 had a relatively high fail rate, nothing that was newsworthy but it seems inevitable that some flip phone users will be unlucky and have a device fail. The nature of the form factor.
Slab phones also have failures. It's just that when theirs fail they are less likely to bitch about it on the internet.
I don't think so...that's no my experience, even in Europe. Sometimes people doing reviews just to get pay and just happens when rhe new Razor40 coming soon they all decided to make a review. I don't think is fair!!
I agree that Samsung's hinge is stronger than Razr plus's hinge, but I am not sure how this test explains the average person's usage of flip phones opening and closing like 50 - 60 times a day vs 40000+ a day 🤔. On the contrary, how many of those units did you try before confirming the phone's break point? Have you tried testing multiple phones of the same brand simultaneously? If it's me doing this kind of test, then I would do tests on 10 phones of the same model and the same brand, and I would have determined my test results out of 10 phones.
So do it.
@dwiqpl I didn't say I will, I said I would... there is a large difference for will and would.
Where did you get the 40,000 a day from?
삼성은 자체적으로 테스트를 진행합니다 아마 100만번도 가능할거에요
@@peteradeosun6736 that's what mentioned in the video, or they just didn't mention it clearly for how many days they tested. Either way the test they did is unreliable.
You're the best Mrkeybrd!
Mine failed after 5 days... and the company that sold it to me is calling it "physical damage" and will not warranty the piece of shit.
please do this with fold
👍👍👍
I don't remember those guys names 😢
Kinda shame, I wanted to buy this Motorola for the front screen and small form factor...
gogogogogo!
👍
44 thousand, I think I'm OK
I don't know I've had the RAZR 2019 ...no issues with the hinge ..I store it at night in a gps case not folded.. but like I said I still love my razr 2019;
What a shame.. I wanted to buy it 😢
I have it, it's a good phone I don't open it like that either. They're opening it rough, I open mine very gently I don't just yank it open.
You still can buy it, and it's an amazing phone. I am currently using and typing from the same phone these guys tested. Not everything these guys say is True. I open and close my phone barely like 50 - 60 times a day, and sometimes less than that. If you want to use this phone for the next 3 to 4 years, then that should be more than fine.
@@pavan5502I just got it today and I'm not too concerned considering there are tests done, do you still think it will last around 3-4 years If I take care of it good?
Yeah, heard about this happening to the Galaxy Flips too and how the screens crack/crease too ...why I am going with either the Schok Classic or the Alcatel Go Flip V....
you can achieve the same using a machine...
A machine doesn't test it accurately as humans apply different pressures everytime. A machine perfectly folds it every time.
Could be a defective unit, but that's unfortunate. Test should have 6 people at a time with 3 folding a Razr+ and 3 folding a Flip 5. That way we know if it's a defect or not.
These phones should have undergone testing before it was released in the market. If that phone is indeed a "defect" then it's a huge problem for Motorola company. They can't release substandard phone out in the market. You can't tell consumers "Buy our phone, it's a hit or miss whether you got a good foldable phone hinge or not".
The motorola failed in the Cnet test a few years ago too.
@@Junispro31 what does that have to do with the Razr+?
Oh no!
Anyway...
buy or make a machine to open 2 phones and closing them without people around.
This test doesn't prove anything as this depends on how much pressure a person is providing to a phone.....what a waste of time
co tam dziamgasz
This looks like a prearranged framing RAZR against Z flip.. Hope these guy got piad enough to take the risk of getting preceived as fraud youtube channel..
That's stupid lol there was a LIVESTREAM of the whole thing.
I can not believe you jack a.....s ,I have Motorola and it works like a champion, I have a dout that Samsung bought you to come up and say that, I had Samsung before and it was heating up and shutting down and finally gave up to running, I used to like Samsung but I changed my mind after an issue with a Samsung TV that lost the picture after only 4 years of operation so I replaced it with LG TV and running very good also I lost my confidence with Samsung after the Samsung phone that I have and stop running after 5 years.
He does this every year. Samsung can't fake a livestream of someone folding a device continuously anyway