New IPhone 6s Plus survives 10ft drop face-down. watch this video to know how tough this phone is.


A tech team has tested just how tough the new smartphones are – with incredible results



Have you managed to get your hands on a new iPhone 6s or 6s Plus yet?
If so, then this video is going to make you very happy indeed.
According to a YouTube video uploaded by TechSmart, the new smartphone 6s Plus can survive a face-down ten-foot fall – with barely any scratches.


iPhone 6 survives 10ft fall without breaking
Hardy: The iPhone 6 survived the fall with barely any scratches
The tech team tested the new super-phones at a shopping centre in Australia, showing they're an extremely hardy pair of Apple gadgets.
While the iPhone 6s, which is slighter smaller and lighter, can't quite survive the epic ten-foot descent, it is still a pretty impressive piece of technology.


The video shows the new phone, with Apple's new pressure sensitive screen, can be dropped from a six-foot height with only superficial damage.
The new phones launched in the UK yesterday to the glee of Apple fans across the country.

iPhone 6 survives 10ft fall without breaking
Amazing: The tech team tried out the new phones
A customer who had camped out all week was the first to cross the threshold of an Apple Store as the new phones went on sale.
Sam Shaikh, from Stratford, was the first to enter the Apple Store in Covent Garden, London, having been outside "since 8.30pm on Monday night" - while a woman in Australia even sent a robot to queue on her behalf.

iPhone 6 survives 10ft fall without breaking
Tough: A new technology has been used to stop the phones from bending
Mr Shaikh, 29, was greeted by claps and cheers from the staff, as they welcomed the first of several hundred customers waiting outside.
Mr Shaikh said he was also the first person in the queue

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