Excluding the iPhone, more and more phones are surviving. I never saw a phone survive ur tests before 2023. Are u getting weaker or.... Phones are getting stronger?
Fun fact: In your Pixel 7 Pro teardown, you saw a blue O-Ring for the USB C port and said "Google should make their whole phone this colour next time around". Fast forward a year, and here you are, durability testing a pixel in that exact blue colour you mentioned before.
I've got the pixel8, went from the 7a because of a broken screen. Form factor is better, better battery, smoother display (might not notice it though), recommending without a doubt if coming from anything other than the pixel 7.
I'll suggest you to save some extra bucks and go for the pro version cuz u will get a lot more features like the cloud processing n all that techy stuff that google showed in there showcase
@@ThePixel1983I got my pixel 8 pro. It's not bad but I'm strongly considering returning it. Realized my pixel 6 holds up pretty well and honestly other than the build, the 8 pro feels very similar. From all the new features, at most I'm using the call screening. I haven't really used anything else
@@Null94 they won't come out themselves, and I actually think it could be a benefit. With them being so easily removeable imagine the customizability these volume and power buttons give us
@@quintiax Before the boring rockers, google had accent colors for the rockers on some of the very old pixels. Probably making them easily removable for people who couldn't get over them on the current ones😂
Just a heads up, the thermometer does work on humans, but Google needs to get FDA clearance as usage as a potential diagnostic device could turn the unit into a medical device. As I understand, they're going through the clearance process right now, so hopefully we'll have an update on a couple months with a setting for people
How can smart watches measures hearteate and spo2 ... Does this smart watches have FDA clearence ? I don't think so ... Google could able to make thermometer to test on human body by write caution like "Not for medical purpose "
@@vcscharan6112Which is exactly what they write when you activate it. What do you think would happen if they have this warning and someone uses it for a fever and dies.
@@vcscharan6112The watches do, indeed, have FDA clearance. The Pixel Watch design was handled by FitBit, which is now a Google/Alphabet subsidiary. They've been dealing with FDA-cleared devices for a long while. And Apple's smartwatches have that clearance, too. There was a big fuss in tech media about their ECG functionality a few years ago when it first came out and the FDA asked Apple to disable it until it passes their certification tests.
@@vcscharan6112Smart watches don't offer all of their capabilities in the US because they're required to have FDA approval for several functions. Samsung Galaxy Watches can check blood pressure in Asia, but cannot in the USA.
This is the only channel I watch for phone reviews. Thanks for all your content! Would definitely want to see the Pixel 8 review as well as I think I'll either grab the PRO or the regular.
Headphones Jack and SD Card slot is a dead technology in flagship phones. The jack adds weight and could lower IP ratings, plus it occupies space used for other things. The ad card slot slows down the storage speed, that's why they are going with fast SSD technology.
@MrXhandsome SD Cards are Used in Handheld Consoles for Loading and Playing Games same with Samsung Phone (which have SD Card Slot) SD Cards have Read Speeds upto 200MB/s and upto 90MB/s of Write Speed Enough for 4K Recording in Phones and GoPro, Insta360 Action Camera. Headphone Jack is still Relevant in Music, Film Industry and for majority of time when You lose Headphone Jack You Lose FM Radio (which is Useful in Condition of Natural Calamity and when Internet is not available) Headphone Jack has DAC and Hi-Res Lossless Audio Files Transfer support with no latency which Bluetooth could never had These two things are Still Relevant + They are no Burden in IP Ratings of Phones Examples Sony Xperia Phones, Samsung Galaxy S5 (with Removable Battery too) If the Brand wants they can do anything but they don't Provide SD Card Slots and Headphone Jacks for Selling 100-250$ of TWS and Cloud Storage Subscription which should be an option not forced.
@@P_double_H ASUS ROG Phone 7 would like to have a word with you regarding the headphone jack. I'm sure they could add it with no problems if they really wanted to.
@@lordsilver14 right, not sure why these phone manufacturers are having a war against the headphone jack... maybe there is big money from Bluetooth headset companies on the table.
I don't know why but I started laughing really hard when I head it creak like that 😂😂.. Never thought I would hear a sound like that from a phone. But atleast it did much better than iPhone 15 pro max.
I actually switched to a pixel 7 pro partly due to it kind of surviving your test. I would have bet that the 8 pro would have had the same issues... I'm happily surprised! I won't be upgrading anytime soon but it's good to know that Google is improving. Even if it is slowly.
It would be cool to see the regular Pixel 8 durability test as thats probably what most people would get and to see if it has the same build quality as the larger one
For sure would love to see a durability test of the regular Pixel 8, that's the one I went with. Hoping that it would prove to be just as resilient as the Pro model.
Palm Pre was actually the first one with magnetic lock for wireless charging. They had super cool other functions a well as i.e. activating speakers when you are called on the wireless charging phone. They were ahead quite a bit, back in the day.
I'm picking up my Pixel 8 today, so it would be great to see how it survives your tests. My main concern with phones is the screen shattering when it's dropped, so I'd love to see some impact tests!
@@TexasCat99😭 Did it survive? My P8 is home now, but still in the box while I wait for the case and screen protector to arrive. I'm not taking any chances haha
@@jemdoeslife Well, that phone dropped was before the days of smartphones... So it's plastic body scratches... Maybe it's plastic screen too. I don't remember. Miss those days, we're dropping. Your phone was an annoyance.
I remember throwing a Nokia 3210 as far as I could into the bush in the middle of a break up convo. I then realised I was using my mates phone not mine. So I instantly had to go walk into the thick Aussie bush which was fairly overgrown at this time of year, found it in bits, clipped it back together and it was literally fine. This is an extreme and I got lucky. But regular use and dropping your phone in normal situations wasn't even a thought. I'd drop mine daily lol
I have both fond and painful memories of the Nexus 6P. Was a very nice phone and I loved the dual front-firing speakers, but then I got the fun battery issues where the phone would just shut down at 30% for no reason. Cheers for the callback. Hoping my Pixel 8 Pro is up to the task once I get it.
Still have my 6p :) , i keep it as a memento , it is still in pristine condition ( i hide it from Zac :) ) apart from having a deceased battery , it will fire up however if i plug it into the charger , the 6p actually did not take a bad happy snap , and had the most perfect finger print placement of any phone i have ever used to this day , RIP 6p ! .
I've had a Pixel 7A for about a month and a half now, and this thing has survived multiple concrete drops with just some very small scratches to the back cover. I legit feel like I got a case for nothing. Truly amazing
I've had a Pixel 6A for about a year now, with no case, and I dropped it multiple times, just some scratches in the corners but no major damage at all. Most durable phone I ever had, and I had quite some... :)
The durability test just explained all the things that the companies needed to improve and the things the the people needed to know when they were buying one.nice durability test ,i enjoyed it
Grabbed myself the Pixel 8, forgot to watch the durability test before hand, lol. I'm happy to see that the pro passed, I'd be interested in the basic 8 as well
You should also do small drop tests. Instead of unreasonable 2m drop tests which will destroy most phones, multiple drops from 30cm or 50cm would be nice, just to see if it can survive a small oopsie, it felt from my bed when I threw it (you know what I mean). During 7 years, this would definitely happen (obviously not as often as burning the screen with a flame torch, keep doing this useful test !)
agreed, phone bending accidents are much less common, even with half of the force used in test, while dropping is main reason for screen/back panel replacements
Ah finally get to see the Ghost case I ordered. DBrand's stock photos make the black rubber that wraps around the diameter look enormous. This looks pretty good. Looking forward to it. As much as I like the Blue color, I can't wait to cover it with a case.
Interesting. I'm watching this video from my 5 years old Pixel 3XL. I am the third owner and besides a small fracture in one corner of the back panel, everything works just fine. Surely they've worked the equipment survivability after 5 generations.
Will the device physically last 7 years?.. Google's build quality of their devices would say an emphatic NO. It is all a ruse to justify the price hiking. It is a very clever ruse though.
@@ZekeMagnumIndeed, but same completely null point Apple people screamed about for years. Even my retired grandparents upgrade theirs every 2 or 3 years. 10% is too generous, if anything. As likely as finding a Canadian coin in your change in Florida is more like it. Technically possible, but effectively never.
This was my biggest concern with their 7 year offer. I refuse to believe it will even make it half that time without unusable issues arising. Should be 7 years of warranty if theyre really about that life.
Google is legally required to do it, because they said it and it is apart of its marketing. I have a 5 year old 9+ from samsung. I'm pretty sure this Pixel will survive even longer than my galaxy has.
@@WhatWillYouFind why would anyone want to keep a phone for 7 years anyway, the battery would be completely shot by then, and chip would be so outdated
Ya know, i really hope Google mantains this promisse of 7 years of support (and hope other brands go further aswell), but i have the slight concern that the Pixel 8 is not going to be good enough to run Android properly in 2030.
I'd say quite the opposite, improvements to CPUs, GPUs and SOCs over the last decade has rapidly slowed. It's now boiling down to software for "evolution" and that's only getting more and more optimised with newer versions of android. This is probably why Google thinks it is a good time to offer 7 year support to catch up with other brands that have been offering it for a while.
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first reply yey
Thanks @Zack. We'd love to see the durability test on regular Pixel 8 as well.
Excluding the iPhone, more and more phones are surviving. I never saw a phone survive ur tests before 2023. Are u getting weaker or.... Phones are getting stronger?
This really has me wondering. Are you switching?
no code?
Fun fact: In your Pixel 7 Pro teardown, you saw a blue O-Ring for the USB C port and said "Google should make their whole phone this colour next time around". Fast forward a year, and here you are, durability testing a pixel in that exact blue colour you mentioned before.
Lol that's true. In the teardown video her says it at 7:32 😏
and they fixed the frame as well 😅
That's an amazing color indeed!
They really do watch his videos lol
@jerryrigeverything
7 years of tests in... 7 minutes is impressive 🧚♂️
and 7 years of outdated modems and low-end SoCs😂
@@Ministerpaponwhat?
And still the deeper grooves are at level 7
Interesting yt account handle
7y 14 days
A durability test of the normal Pixel 8 would be nice. I hope ist pretty much the same because I consider buying it.
I've got the pixel8, went from the 7a because of a broken screen.
Form factor is better, better battery, smoother display (might not notice it though), recommending without a doubt if coming from anything other than the pixel 7.
I'll suggest you to save some extra bucks and go for the pro version cuz u will get a lot more features like the cloud processing n all that techy stuff that google showed in there showcase
Yass
Just ordered mine, hope it holds up as well!
@@ThePixel1983I got my pixel 8 pro. It's not bad but I'm strongly considering returning it. Realized my pixel 6 holds up pretty well and honestly other than the build, the 8 pro feels very similar. From all the new features, at most I'm using the call screening. I haven't really used anything else
I'll be waiting for Zack to durability testing the Pixel 8 Pro again after 7 years. See you folks in 2030!
Anyone else watching this in 2030? 🙋
@@GaryGaryGagawatching this in 3020
+1
Assuming any are still alive by then
Lets all comment in this comment after 7 years to remind zack
As a suggestion, you should add drop tests to your durability tests. It might be useful.
Probably more relevant for iPhone users
@@OptimaMrL Because of their flabby arms and weak grip?
@@BIkaloss 😆🤣
@@BIkaloss iPhones are designed to land at an optimal angle for shattering.
who do you think you are? Linus Sebastian?
I'm definitely intrigued to see how it looks in the tear down to see what Google did to strengthen the frame this time around.
Did you not hear it? They added a rocking chair to the inside of it
Teardowns are already on YT ;)
thx @@StraightBar
Yes
@@jshi3 welcome ;)
7 years of durability test, 7 more years of good content.
true
Pixel has definitely improved since the pixel 4, that’s good. Good job Google.
Did you see how easily the rockers came out
@@Null94 they won't come out themselves, and I actually think it could be a benefit. With them being so easily removeable imagine the customizability these volume and power buttons give us
@@quintiax Before the boring rockers, google had accent colors for the rockers on some of the very old pixels. Probably making them easily removable for people who couldn't get over them on the current ones😂
The pixel 5 was a step down from the 4
I like Google. But pixel phones can't charge fast. The 🔋 doesn't last very long.
Just a heads up, the thermometer does work on humans, but Google needs to get FDA clearance as usage as a potential diagnostic device could turn the unit into a medical device. As I understand, they're going through the clearance process right now, so hopefully we'll have an update on a couple months with a setting for people
How can smart watches measures hearteate and spo2 ... Does this smart watches have FDA clearence ? I don't think so ... Google could able to make thermometer to test on human body by write caution like "Not for medical purpose "
@@vcscharan6112Which is exactly what they write when you activate it.
What do you think would happen if they have this warning and someone uses it for a fever and dies.
@@vcscharan6112The watches do, indeed, have FDA clearance. The Pixel Watch design was handled by FitBit, which is now a Google/Alphabet subsidiary. They've been dealing with FDA-cleared devices for a long while. And Apple's smartwatches have that clearance, too. There was a big fuss in tech media about their ECG functionality a few years ago when it first came out and the FDA asked Apple to disable it until it passes their certification tests.
@@vcscharan6112Smart watches don't offer all of their capabilities in the US because they're required to have FDA approval for several functions. Samsung Galaxy Watches can check blood pressure in Asia, but cannot in the USA.
Yeah, I think I still prefer an SD card slot.
1:42 the legendary scratches at a level 6 with deeper groves at level 7 😶🔥🔥
I would love to see a durability test and a tear down on the regular Pixel 8.
SAME
he does that later
Don't be so wasteful
same
Yes please!
2:12 the moment everyone set the volume to zero but continue to hear it
Google: We offer 7 yrs of service.
Zack: 7 minutes. 7 minutes is all I can spare to play with you...
Zack Wesker lol
Is that a resident evil reference?
@@shrishpotdar343yeah it's wesker line
😆
I'M JUST GETTING STARTED
5:40 i agree with the talking hand.
SD Card slots really needs a comeback because for a long lasting experience, storage also super important😁
Bro is calling me poor by scraping a phone i cant even afford
I dont think your poor even when I have bought 3 pixel pros
Zack never disappoints with these Captions 😌
What was in the captions?
@@quintonostler4154 he meant his witty comments
Captions? Now I gotta rewatch the whole 7 years long video again -_-
His name is Jerry
@@1Stormrider1❌
5:08 They added a hardware feature that not a single person on the entire planet asked for 😂😂
Pretty sure Google did watch your durability Test on Pixel 7 last year, so now they fixed it.
And made it $100 more expensive 😂
This is the only channel I watch for phone reviews. Thanks for all your content! Would definitely want to see the Pixel 8 review as well as I think I'll either grab the PRO or the regular.
Fun fact...I'm not buying a new phone anytime soon. I just enjoy watching these videos 😂
5:40 +1
I'd Rather had Headphone Jack and SD Card Slot
Headphones Jack and SD Card slot is a dead technology in flagship phones.
The jack adds weight and could lower IP ratings, plus it occupies space used for other things.
The ad card slot slows down the storage speed, that's why they are going with fast SSD technology.
@MrXhandsome SD Cards are Used in Handheld Consoles for Loading and Playing Games same with Samsung Phone (which have SD Card Slot)
SD Cards have Read Speeds upto 200MB/s and upto 90MB/s of Write Speed Enough for 4K Recording in Phones and GoPro, Insta360 Action Camera.
Headphone Jack is still Relevant in Music, Film Industry and for majority of time when You lose Headphone Jack You Lose FM Radio (which is Useful in Condition of Natural Calamity and when Internet is not available)
Headphone Jack has DAC and Hi-Res Lossless Audio Files Transfer support with no latency which Bluetooth could never had
These two things are Still Relevant + They are no Burden in IP Ratings of Phones Examples Sony Xperia Phones, Samsung Galaxy S5 (with Removable Battery too)
If the Brand wants they can do anything but they don't Provide SD Card Slots and Headphone Jacks for Selling 100-250$ of TWS and Cloud Storage Subscription which should be an option not forced.
@@adityapathak2046 makes sense. I think you are right. All they want is to sell the online services.
@@P_double_H ASUS ROG Phone 7 would like to have a word with you regarding the headphone jack. I'm sure they could add it with no problems if they really wanted to.
@@lordsilver14 right, not sure why these phone manufacturers are having a war against the headphone jack... maybe there is big money from Bluetooth headset companies on the table.
would love to see a regular pixel 8 test!
I totally thought the phone would snap clean in half when it started creaking. Glad that it eventually passed. 😁
but that creak tho... 🤨
@@gryrvn🤔
I don't know why but I started laughing really hard when I head it creak like that 😂😂.. Never thought I would hear a sound like that from a phone. But atleast it did much better than iPhone 15 pro max.
Amazing how this video's duration is precisely 7:14. The Pixel 8 series launches with 7 years of Android updates, starting with Android 14.
Would love to see a pixel 8 durability test!
0:39 They said 7 years of USE Zack, not 7 years of ABUSE.
😂😂😂
There's a pull tab... Jerry be like, 'Nope, I'll use my knife.'
His name is Zach
@@YourFavouriteComment okay 👍
Jerry has all the traits of a serial killer. His calm voice is luring. He’s dexter, who decided to kill phones and make money off of it. Welldone!!
2:35
"Ain't nobody else allowed to track your cookies, but Google themselves..." silence....
Pure Jerry 😀
Fantastic phone, just flew off my trailer going down the road at about 60 mph and no cracked screens or issues whatsoever!
Glad to see that Google is improving its phone durability :) A pixel 8 test would be great too🤠
Thiss
Glad to see that Google is improving its information gathering :)
I've honestly never seen him try to bend a phone as hard as he did this one lol.
p sure he was expecting it since almost all google phones used to get bend in half
@@lkjhg2607 Oh yeah? Which?
@@DonnKneeNone, Google pixel always pass bend test.
@@mtf_savage_beasts2565 I thought so.
@@mtf_savage_beasts2565Nah, the last one broke I believe
I actually switched to a pixel 7 pro partly due to it kind of surviving your test. I would have bet that the 8 pro would have had the same issues... I'm happily surprised! I won't be upgrading anytime soon but it's good to know that Google is improving. Even if it is slowly.
That silence moment at 2:38, it's giving us time to applause!
2:22 using razor blade to take out the phone total savage ❤❤😂😂😂
It would be cool to see the regular Pixel 8 durability test as thats probably what most people would get and to see if it has the same build quality as the larger one
For sure would love to see a durability test of the regular Pixel 8, that's the one I went with. Hoping that it would prove to be just as resilient as the Pro model.
1:28 super actua display? 😂 Google always adds a new words in English dictionary.
Palm Pre was actually the first one with magnetic lock for wireless charging.
They had super cool other functions a well as i.e. activating speakers when you are called on the wireless charging phone.
They were ahead quite a bit, back in the day.
4:43 We have 2 iphone 6s and a samsung galaxy ace gt s5830i from 2011 both in working order
I'm picking up my Pixel 8 today, so it would be great to see how it survives your tests. My main concern with phones is the screen shattering when it's dropped, so I'd love to see some impact tests!
use a 360 case
I once walked out of a phone store with my brand new phone. 2 steps out the door, I dropped it on the concrete.
@@TexasCat99😭 Did it survive? My P8 is home now, but still in the box while I wait for the case and screen protector to arrive. I'm not taking any chances haha
@@jemdoeslife Well, that phone dropped was before the days of smartphones... So it's plastic body scratches... Maybe it's plastic screen too. I don't remember. Miss those days, we're dropping. Your phone was an annoyance.
I remember throwing a Nokia 3210 as far as I could into the bush in the middle of a break up convo. I then realised I was using my mates phone not mine. So I instantly had to go walk into the thick Aussie bush which was fairly overgrown at this time of year, found it in bits, clipped it back together and it was literally fine. This is an extreme and I got lucky. But regular use and dropping your phone in normal situations wasn't even a thought. I'd drop mine daily lol
I have both fond and painful memories of the Nexus 6P. Was a very nice phone and I loved the dual front-firing speakers, but then I got the fun battery issues where the phone would just shut down at 30% for no reason. Cheers for the callback. Hoping my Pixel 8 Pro is up to the task once I get it.
Still have my 6p :) , i keep it as a memento , it is still in pristine condition ( i hide it from Zac :) ) apart from having a deceased battery , it will fire up however if i plug it into the charger , the 6p actually did not take a bad happy snap , and had the most perfect finger print placement of any phone i have ever used to this day , RIP 6p ! .
6:38 Apple fanboys on suicide watch
Bringing out the iPhone was a low blow Jerry 😂😂😂😂
@4:53 Have you tried to test the hardness of the glass in front of the camera lens? and see if you can create any scratches on it?
5:30 surprising to hear given that it's an accessibility feature for anyone who can't feel temperature
Considering to buy the regular pixel 8, would love to see it in your hands first!
Same. I'm never buying a phone without watching Zack put it through its paces first.
I've had a Pixel 7A for about a month and a half now, and this thing has survived multiple concrete drops with just some very small scratches to the back cover. I legit feel like I got a case for nothing. Truly amazing
I've had a Pixel 6A for about a year now, with no case, and I dropped it multiple times, just some scratches in the corners but no major damage at all. Most durable phone I ever had, and I had quite some... :)
thats just a thing for every android for that costs more than 500$ now... i have p40 pro and it fell more time than me from my bed
Congrats for the video. I would also like to see the durability test and the tear down for te pixel 8 too .Thank you 🤟💪👍
I was waiting for this way longer thank you Zack ❤
5:13 Jerry keeps roasting Google at its every new feature. 😂😂
03:20 that was comedy blue.
6:46. 😂 that... sounded like a warning sign. IF YOU USED JUST A BIT MORE FORCE it will fail
Thanks Jerry!
That creaky sound is satisfying.
Thumbs up for that Google.
6:30 I could have never expected that sound 🤣🤣🤣
Definitely would love to see the base model durability test/teardown!
This is the video I've been waiting for!
Lighter colour matches the phone back. Nice touch! ❤
It hurts to watch him casually, systematically and humorously destroy the thing we all baby and coddle with so much effort.
Thank you.
speak for yourself i dont use a case
@@rosetheblackcat you live on the wild side, I see.
2:47 torture sound of scratch, plzz skip guys
0:13 what
"if you were even born back then"
How much time has passed wtf?
Google is most definitely watching your channel as well as a few others. congratulations 🎉
You're like Dexter for electronics, I'm cringing yet mesmerized by your work. My P8P is screaming in the background...Mahalo
(5:53) "speaking of heat, googles..." triggers my assistant😭🤣🤦
Now that Zach has fully embraced his paternal instincts, his dad jokes are becoming more impressive.
So happy for you man!❤
6:24 You misunderstood something - it's not Apple's flagship, it's actually Apple's flexship. 🤪😂🤭
The durability test just explained all the things that the companies needed to improve and the things the the people needed to know when they were buying one.nice durability test ,i enjoyed it
Grabbed myself the Pixel 8, forgot to watch the durability test before hand, lol. I'm happy to see that the pro passed, I'd be interested in the basic 8 as well
By all accounts, it really does feel like the Pixel has achieved flagship status.
You should also do small drop tests. Instead of unreasonable 2m drop tests which will destroy most phones, multiple drops from 30cm or 50cm would be nice, just to see if it can survive a small oopsie, it felt from my bed when I threw it (you know what I mean).
During 7 years, this would definitely happen (obviously not as often as burning the screen with a flame torch, keep doing this useful test !)
agreed, phone bending accidents are much less common, even with half of the force used in test, while dropping is main reason for screen/back panel replacements
What are you trying to imply with "You know what I mean"?
Or from waist height , my pixel 7 has fallen a few times from my pocket and it’s fine
Great video as usual, looking forward to seeing you test the smaller pixel 8 too
Watching on my 8 Pro. Coming from a 6xl it's a good upgrade. Cameras are fantastic
Ah finally get to see the Ghost case I ordered. DBrand's stock photos make the black rubber that wraps around the diameter look enormous. This looks pretty good. Looking forward to it. As much as I like the Blue color, I can't wait to cover it with a case.
The best review of new thermometer, absolutely loved it. Hopefully Google can get more such features which atleast can be taken apart like this 😂
Late comment but I love the camera design on the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro. They are both amazing.
Would like to see you test the regular Pixel 8 too, just to see the differences.
Would probably be even better since at a lower length the hand torque is lower
Thanks for all the great videos! Love the tear downs!!😂
Gupta information vs Jerry rig everything
Collab!!!
"And today we inflict seven years worth of abuse"
That part got me laughing frfr 😂
You are missing including the water resistance test in your videos :)
3:32 😂 gottem
I wasn’t ready for this 😱😨
5:10 5:14 that not a single person in the entire world asked for😂😂😂
Interesting. I'm watching this video from my 5 years old Pixel 3XL. I am the third owner and besides a small fracture in one corner of the back panel, everything works just fine. Surely they've worked the equipment survivability after 5 generations.
And third joke the color of Apple iPhone 😂😂😂😂😂😅 3:47
If you are careful with the phone, it will survive longer. Also most people use cases.
Your voice is like guided meditation.. keep talking so we keep calm and can save money. Cheers!
Excited for OnePlus open teardown ❤❤❤
0:25 OnePlus 8 pro has left the chat
I'd definitely be interested in seeing the standard Pixel 8 get a test as well as it's the one I'm more inclined to purchase.
Google genuinely had me shook when they said 7 years, like that is amazing af
maybe 10% of the people ever even keep their phones for 7 years. sounds good, but worthless to most
@@ZekeMagnumit adds value to those 10% of users and increases the longevity of the phone
Will the device physically last 7 years?.. Google's build quality of their devices would say an emphatic NO. It is all a ruse to justify the price hiking. It is a very clever ruse though.
Almost nobody keeps their phones for 7years these days even old people.
@@ZekeMagnumIndeed, but same completely null point Apple people screamed about for years. Even my retired grandparents upgrade theirs every 2 or 3 years. 10% is too generous, if anything. As likely as finding a Canadian coin in your change in Florida is more like it. Technically possible, but effectively never.
**Google gives 7 years of software updates**
“cAn iT eVen sUrViVe 7 yEaRs”
“pEoPle dOnT eVeN kEeP tHeIr pHoNeS fOr 7 yEaRs”
i kept my iphone 7 for 7 years hehe
@@Austrveg W. Are you still using it? I have 2 Samsung Galaxy Core Prime phones from Metro since 2015 that I got for $70 each (SM-G360T1).
Great details like always and yes we would love to see Pixel 8 tear down also.
This was my biggest concern with their 7 year offer. I refuse to believe it will even make it half that time without unusable issues arising. Should be 7 years of warranty if theyre really about that life.
Google is legally required to do it, because they said it and it is apart of its marketing. I have a 5 year old 9+ from samsung. I'm pretty sure this Pixel will survive even longer than my galaxy has.
Google basically rewards people who baby there Pixels
@@WhatWillYouFind why would anyone want to keep a phone for 7 years anyway, the battery would be completely shot by then, and chip would be so outdated
@@robotbro7187I'm using a 7 year old Android and it still works just fine. Sure the battery is shot, but I can replace it whenever I want to.
@@robotbro7187exactly.
5:45 not 1440p anymore, now some random 13 number below it 😢
Ya know, i really hope Google mantains this promisse of 7 years of support (and hope other brands go further aswell), but i have the slight concern that the Pixel 8 is not going to be good enough to run Android properly in 2030.
I'd say quite the opposite, improvements to CPUs, GPUs and SOCs over the last decade has rapidly slowed.
It's now boiling down to software for "evolution" and that's only getting more and more optimised with newer versions of android.
This is probably why Google thinks it is a good time to offer 7 year support to catch up with other brands that have been offering it for a while.
Bold of you to assume that we will be good enough to run life in 2030
@@TerminalHeatSink Brilliant response.
@@4th.law.of.motionAlbeit depressingly true.
In 2030, Android will run us after it becomes self aware lol.
That's cracking sound is so satisfying!
These sort of reviews which should exists ❤👌