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The video revolves around the evaluation of tempered glass screen protectors for smartphones, comparing full-frame and older models. The presenter scrutinizes the strength and durability claims, such as the 9H hardness rating and oleophobic coating, of these protectors. Through various scratch tests using coins, keys, and knives, the presenter finds the older tempered glass effective in resisting scratches despite initial skepticism. However, the video leaves the question of its fall protection capabilities open. The presenter concludes by encouraging viewers to engage with the channel.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses different types of tempered glass screen protectors for smartphones, specifically comparing full-frame and older, non-full-frame models. They express skepticism about the strength and durability claimed by these products, such as the 9H hardness rating and oleophobic coating. The focus is on testing the older model of tempered glass by examining its packaging, ease of installation, and visual appeal once applied. A crash test is performed using a coin, a key, and a knife to evaluate the protector’s resistance to scratches. Initial observations suggest the tempered glass slides off easily without significant friction, indicating it may hold up well under gentle pressure.
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In this part of the video, the presenter conducts a scratch test on a piece of tempered glass using a sharp knife. Despite initial concerns that the glass would scratch easily, the test reveals no scratches on the glass surface. The presenter expresses surprise at the durability of the inexpensive tempered glass, highlighting its effectiveness in protecting against scratches. However, they also note uncertainty about its ability to protect devices from falls. The segment concludes with a request for viewers to like, share, and subscribe.