GXD lol..u think they didn’t test this things themselves before asking for a review?? If thats the case it serves them right. They deserve the backfire.
I heard that these liquid glass protectors are made from the condensed souls of past Nokia 3310 owners. Kidding aside. Please do a fourth test combining the two. Liquid protector first, and then put the tempered glass ontop of it. Hope this gets enough traction for Arun to actually try it.
You should have just made a drop test. Thats mostly the reason why people try to protect their screen. not everyday someone tries to hammer their phones you know
@@MrMega200 Unfortunately it isnt. The test itself is questionable. He can control the amount of force he use on the hammer and we wont know about it. Height differences on drop test will also help us know the strength and limitation of the protection
He wasn't doing it to show us how many times it would take for a fall to break it, but rather he was testing the product itself. He was testing the strength. Maybe a future video would be doing a drop test on both but that wasn't the purpose of this video
I dont usually use a hammer on my phone screen so im pretty sure the way you said it would work just fine. I feel like this test is a bit bunk. No one would drop their phone in the way that would resemble a hammer hitting it. Other then that it shows the temperd glass is stronger but i feel that it sould have the liquid on applyed first then the glass then the liquid again just to be safe.
The alcohol swabs aren't to "disinfect" your screen. It's to remove dust, oil and streaks from fingerprints or makeup etc - before you put your screen protector over the top of it and seal the blemish in.
I'm late to the party but something that's also important to keep in mind is that once these liquid protectors go on, you can't remove them. This means if you get a scratch, the screen will still be "protected" but since these act like clear-coats, you're kind of stuck with the blemish forever. Regular tempered glass however can just be replaced when needed. For the price, either get a case that has a screen protector built in or stick to buying a new tempered glass every now and then.
From what I understand, the liquid glass/ceramic coatings still need to be reapplied every few months or up to a year. (Glass needing to be reapplied more often than ceramic). That would lead me to believe that any minor scratch would eventually even out or could be buffed away, then you could just reapply a fresh coat of liquid glass
Thank you for the review. A few points: 1. While Dglass Coat has some effect immediately, it takes a week or so for it to reach its full strengthening potential. 2. When applying it, you should rub it in both a counterclockwise and clockwise directions. This helps it better seep into imperfections on the glass surface and makes it more effective. These facts were not included on the instructions until recently and Mrwhosetheboss could not have been aware of them. As for the test itself, hitting the phone hard with a very small surface area of a hammer is very different than the kind of stresses a phone will face when dropped etc. in normal use. For preventing damage in more likely daily-life mishaps, Dglass Coat is very effective in making the difference between a phone with a screen that needs to be replaced and one with no damage at all. However, if you want maximum strength greater than what you are likely to need, a phone screen treated with Dglass Coat with tempered glass on top would likely survive all but the most extreme trials without any damage. It should be noted that Dglass Coat lasts for the life of the glass and never needs to be reapplied. Finally, keep in mind that its use is not limited to screens, and it can strengthen any glass.
@@manuelgutierrez7656 Gradually stepping up the tests would have shown much more. He went directly from what most screens can take to a level of stress that is highly unlikely any phone will ever face. Dglass Coat can more than double the strength of any glass but not make it unbreakable. Where it is most useful on phones are those situations above what most phones can take from something like a high drop in real life but below something very extreme like getting pounded with the claw of a hammer. The proof of its strengthening ability was shown with the way it better resisted the hammer blows after being shattered. For a protection that is cheap and will last forever without ever having to deal with bubbles etc., it cannot be beat and it will keep your screen from breaking in all but the most extreme situations that most phones never experience.
A lot of people have the wrong idea about these videos. I'm sorry you need someone to explain why people hit their phones with hammers or drop them from 10+ ft after applying screen protection or cases.
@@ibbybash1558 I'm an Android fan but Apple doesn't suck. If it did then it wouldn't have been the biggest phone company for the longest time (Idk if it still is).
This would be good bundled as a premium product alongside a tempered glass protector. That way you get both the liquid protection and also the tempered glass - uhm.. assuming they don't interfere with one another. I'd buy it.
they wont. on my samsung a12 i had liquid, tempered, and bought this case with an included screen protectant. so it was a three way and the sensitivity was not disrupted. however, it wa svery annoying how dust can easily get inside of that case. but its a minor inconvenience to just wipe it off every few weeks over a broke phone
I would suggest a more measurable test. perhaps a 2lb ball from "x" hight. that would allow you to calculate the amount of force over a given area to determine which is most effective and see if the liquid glass is effective or not. but for broad stokes purposes, that does demonstrate much more easily.
from what i've seen on your channel so far, I think adding this liquid screen protector then the Saphire glass protector on top would be the best screen protection routine xD
Sapphire screen protectors are currently only available for a handful of iPhone models, and are very expensive compared to glass. Sapphire also, while incredibly scratch resistant, is still somewhat brittle and is likely still going to break as a result of a sharp point impact.
I like how when ppl test, the screen protectors hold up to scratches and little gouges. But somehow with a very good screen protector, I end up damaging my protectors
@@anakintalks7082 its suposed to absorb the energy from impact and not let it go through. so yes it should break before your LCD breaks. saw one guy being like THIS THING IS INDESTRUCTIBLE. ye but the LCD below it broke while the "protector" didnt. yes there could be other ways to absorb the impact not leading to something breaking but idk man i dont do physics THAT much to care. its a matter of time till i feel like puting my hands into it too
This tests are misleading bcuz hammering your phone doesn't show how much durable a screen protector is. If u really want to make things fair try to use tests as of jerry rig everything.
Neither are right, most of the time screens crack falling especially on the corner but if I had to compare I would say this is better than a scratch test
@@Zer0ne47 no, you can find videos from back to 2000 with the same "liquid protection" phones will be able to absorb hits from hammers or dropped on flat surfaces. The only good thing about the test he did was using the back of the hammer which isn't a flat surface. Beware test of products with crazily flat surfaces or front hammer test, screens already do a good job absorbing impacts evenly
the liquid protectors are at their best for scratches - you won't get a scratch from keys, pieces of sand in your pocket etc, while tempered glass is better at drops and hits; if you know you're unlikely to drop or hit your phone but want to keep your screen scratch-free, that's when you use a liquid protector (i propose the WowFixIt or Spigen solution, those companies are well-known and make good products)
My takeaway from this is to use both. The liquid one on you phone, and then apply the glass protector over it. That way even the parts that aren't covers by the glass protector (like the camera section and home button) have some protection. The next question is what happens if you then apply the liquid treatment to to glass protector?
Screen protectors are designed to protect from scratchs - and are not designed to absorb energy from a impact. I.E drop iton a sidewalk and it slides - instead of looking like you took sand paper to it, you can just replace it. and have a new looking screen. you can't expect a small piece of glass or plastic to stop a hammer from cracking the display.
Uh, no. Then they should be called “Scratch protectors”. They’re SUPPOSED to protect you against all kinds of physical damage, not just scratches. A hammer might be extreme, but there ARE cases where pretty high force is put against the phone, like dropping it on its face. Even if they’re supposed to stop scratches, that doesn’t make sense when they ARE strong enough to save your actual screen from when it could’ve been shattered. If screen protectors could save your phone from things other than scratches, isn’t that a fine reason for a person to use them?
These new liquid screen protectors use nano tech so it's supposed to protect the phone from any sort of impact. Except, these scientists are lying to us about nano tech of course.
Constructive criticism: Your tests aren't reliable, there's no way for us, the viewers, to be sure that the forces you applied in each test were consistent from phone to phone. Using your methods it'd be fairly easy for someone to manipulate the results because only you know how much force you're applying with your hand. *A more reliable alternative: Drop tests, just drop the phones from certain heights: there we can have fixed variables that are always equal: fixed height and fixed gravitational acceleration that can't be manipulated.
@@haidarzeaiter3723 the point is, he *could* if he wanted to. Therefore his experiment isn't reliable. Why use a method that leaves room for manipulation if he could use smarter tests?
@@jorgemarcelo4708 True you make a point if he does it at a certain height level drop for each phone the experiment would be much more consistent then doing it by hand.
Drop tests don’t have completely accurate variables either. If the phone turns slightly while it’s falling (which it will do) the angle changes the way the impact force is distributed which means you get varied results. Don’t be stupid.
wrong. Apply liquid screen protector 1st, then apply the tempered glass screen protector, then apply liquid screen protector on top of the tempered glass screen protector.
@@Moon420 there is no point of adding the liquid screen protected on the tempered glass. are you trying to protect the tempered glass screen protector? lmao
@@royisdabest well If that becomes more durable It'll probably make the screen below itself more durable, If the crack can't penetrate the screen protector then I'm sure it won't be able to get to the screen either lol
@@razrafzwell in the video he said he should put water 3 times for 3 layers, how about x10 water, then apply another liquid protector, then another x10 water, that's 20 layers of protection. Oof
There is one thing sadly you didn't test at all. It's not front face impact it's side impact. Glass shatters way more easily when hit on the edge. And phones that fall usually land on their sides more often than flat face down. If there is no protrusion, like smooth concrete or ceramic tile flor, if a phone falls face flat down it might easily survive. now if there is a small rock or something then sure it will break. So all in all, you should have hit the phone on the side as well, to see if the liquid solution actually provides more rigidity in edge endurance.
@Connor Gow when the redmi go launch, you could buy 16 redmi go with the price of the galaxy s10 plus ;), and 23 redmi go with the price of galaxy s20 ultra
This is same principal as ceramic coating your car. It protects paint of your car or in this care display of your phone by aplying tiny thin layer of ceramic coating. Some sellers of car coatings already started to sell gadget protectors as well which means phones, tablets, watches etc. Some after aplying multiple coats will no longer show fingerprints on screen making phone look always clean. It will greatly help with scratches and add bit of a hardness.
2:52 Transfer history is empty on first phone after the screen broke 😂 3:02 second phone suggess to sign in to google to get the history 😁 And also, in this video he forgot to say " if you enjoyed the video, a sub will be massively appreciated". Did you guys notice it?
Ijal Zonkeb : This video is not fake but if you see closely, he is not using that much pressure on that waxed phone. Maybe he is supporting the glue but it's not worth it.
Legends say that if you apply liquid glass and tempered glass at same time your screen will be so powerfull that if you launch it at sun main part of phone will get destroyed and screen will be floating in infinite space forever, even after universe explodes and new one appears it will still exist
I'm more shocked at how pristine that untreated screen looked even after you scratched it with a screw driver. I've had phones be alone in my pocket for a few hours and there will be noticable hairline scratches all over...
@@kreonek4246 it maybe to your denomination. Here in PH... they're around 4-6K.. sometimes 10K. And it kills people to own such phones. Samsungs here cost around 15K for midrangers up to 60K-80K for the top ones. IPhones... are iPhones. 😁😂 Regardless... it's painful to watch.
Great work. This was really helpful. My conclusion is to first apply a liquid protector, then add the tough glass sheet on top. That should result in an almost indestructible phone protection system. Maybe you can do a test using this method?
I never drop my phone (for some reason) but I do seem to get a couple of scratches on the display over a year. In this case the liquid screen protector would have a legitimate use for me.
I’m actually impressed with how the liquid screen protector performed. I didn’t expect it to survive the back of the hammer but I also didn’t expect it to survive the front of the hammer but it did. Crazy!
Him: *hits phone with a hammer*
Phone: Would you like to sign in to chrome?
Lool
300th likee
Google wants to know who did it
the phone is begging for mercy
For real tho, this made me laugh
I like how you used a redmi go and not wasted money like other channels
Hence, he's the rational minded Mrwhosetheboss afterall...
@@vamsip98 no bro. All his old phones are expensive flagships and the price drop still won't be as low as the price of the redmi go which is just 60$.
@ಠ_ ಠ yep
Destruction 100
@ಠ_ ಠ hi macha
*Scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves on level 7*
Jerry should rename his channel name to Jerry R.I.P Everything
Lol
wrong spelling
No u
@@riad8477 zack*
me who applies the liquid screen and tempered glass on my phone:
oh yeah, it's big brain time
Damn your phone is unbreakable if you do that
@@DiabeticT yep, what if you put the liquid glass on the screen protector and phone screen?
@@BreadBoi-0 your phone is god after that
@@DiabeticT first time I'd be using a phone without a case
@@BreadBoi-0 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your voice and JerryRigEverything's voice should be in *Google Assistant*
God no
lmao yup
@AlexandrovX ;-; you don't exactly find originality in tech community, people are just like smartphones, carbon copy of each other lmfao
Soo true
What have u said..
That should be a petition on where google can see this.. please do this and mail me I'll make sure to spread it.. 😍😍😘😘
i bet that wasnt the review that company was expecting lol
i bet they regretted it and now no one gonna buy their screen protector
i mean it'll help them make a better one
Hahahaha word.
Yah hahahahaha
GXD lol..u think they didn’t test this things themselves before asking for a review?? If thats the case it serves them right. They deserve the backfire.
Me: combines liquid glass and a normal screen protector
FBI: Don’t f*cking move
Yeah like, can't I apply both?
thats what i am doing wheres the fbi?
Thanks for 6 likes now let’s make it 69 because it’s the best number
Kollector no
Kollector wosh
I heard that these liquid glass protectors are made from the condensed souls of past Nokia 3310 owners.
Kidding aside. Please do a fourth test combining the two. Liquid protector first, and then put the tempered glass ontop of it. Hope this gets enough traction for Arun to actually try it.
And then another layer of liquid
@@bair276 And then another layer of liquid
@@bair276 And then another layer of liquid
@@bair276 And then another layer of liquid
@@bair276 And then another layer of liquid
You should have just made a drop test. Thats mostly the reason why people try to protect their screen. not everyday someone tries to hammer their phones you know
Good point. Pointless review.
Actually it would be a pretty close representation of a fall onto an hard pointed object such as a rock.
@@MrMega200 Unfortunately it isnt. The test itself is questionable. He can control the amount of force he use on the hammer and we wont know about it. Height differences on drop test will also help us know the strength and limitation of the protection
@Golden Gamers you'll break the ground!
He wasn't doing it to show us how many times it would take for a fall to break it, but rather he was testing the product itself. He was testing the strength. Maybe a future video would be doing a drop test on both but that wasn't the purpose of this video
A great philosopher once said:
"Glass is glass and glass break"
Elon musk?
@@J0lly_jackson Jerry Rigs Everything.
And Sherlock Holmes said:
"No shit"
teehee glass go smash
@@pkzt1 ahahahhaha
Put it on like this:
Liquid Glass
Tempered Glass
Liquid Glass
This is legit. Even Steve Jobs approves it.
I dont usually use a hammer on my phone screen so im pretty sure the way you said it would work just fine. I feel like this test is a bit bunk. No one would drop their phone in the way that would resemble a hammer hitting it. Other then that it shows the temperd glass is stronger but i feel that it sould have the liquid on applyed first then the glass then the liquid again just to be safe.
Ultimate phone
Will stronger than 6 inch metal wall
Lol i do it before your comment
Hey if there’s one thing I learnt from this video, just smack my phone with a hammer, and boom, easy sign in to chrome
yes
I bet 45 minutes later, google personalized ads recommended anger management self help books.
"all the reviews on Amazon seemed pretty positive" with 2 customer reviews.
Lmao
He said The only reviews seemed pretty positive
It actually a great product for drops and scratches highly recommend. Highly upset he couldnt scratch a normal screen with a screw driver.
I feel like, even with a protector, a phone is not built to be hit by a hammer. Right..?
Jerry Rigs Everything: well, yes but actually no!
Purple Hat still, its built to be quite strong in case a item gets dropped on it
@@tastypork5081 lmao i just dropped my phone tying to reply. But good point
Purple Hat how slippery is your phone?
@@eboyicecream1305 I guess its 50/50, but the cover has lots of dots on the side, and usually the friction helps not drop it.
Brands with curved screen should provide glass made specially for them even if charged extra!
Oh tell me about it. I hate that my s9's screen is naked. It gives me anxiety
Well, your best bet is to buy a well known, most bought brand or type, there will be at least one company made a full cover tempered glass
@@aadithshameel7324 i have a note 9 and there arent any good screen protectors for it :(
@@aadithshameel7324 do you have scratches? Mine now has a UV one and it's fine.
The Oneplus 7 Pro comes with a pre-applied screen protector
The alcohol swabs aren't to "disinfect" your screen. It's to remove dust, oil and streaks from fingerprints or makeup etc - before you put your screen protector over the top of it and seal the blemish in.
He was using swabs?
@ChillsCD do you know what 'disinfect' means?
@ChillsCD The swabs weren't necessarily purposed to remove bacteria, hence it wouldn't be referred to as "desinfecting" the phone. :)
Essentially "disinfect" or clean. Everyone makes mistakes dude, no need to point them out. Especially if they are as small as this one.
@@soup_fetcher_boi Sorry man, just wanted to clear up the comment above, no malice intended.
*No intro,Great quality...Boss' Style*
Correct way: Boss'
Incorrect way: Boss's
@@MohammedNameerAnsari thanks
anurag arya yeah but only OGs remember when he had amazing intros
@Ken Lam I am not arun..
JerryRig in the back like:
"With deeper grooves at level 7"
LMAO 😂
トビー Tøby Dãfös 😂
Next I'll be trying out the Sledge hammer at maximum height
@@midnightkev LMAO 😂
Deeper groves at impact lvl5... Interesting
@weazcube and glass breaks
Liquid glass + screen protector = Nokia 3310
Adamantium + vibranium = Nokia 3310
@@yoshitakaputra7519 adamantium + vibranium + uru (material of Mjolnir) = Nokia has 3310
Not funny lol lmao
@@Jaeeden I forget that uru material
Liquor glass?
I'm late to the party but something that's also important to keep in mind is that once these liquid protectors go on, you can't remove them. This means if you get a scratch, the screen will still be "protected" but since these act like clear-coats, you're kind of stuck with the blemish forever. Regular tempered glass however can just be replaced when needed. For the price, either get a case that has a screen protector built in or stick to buying a new tempered glass every now and then.
From what I understand, the liquid glass/ceramic coatings still need to be reapplied every few months or up to a year. (Glass needing to be reapplied more often than ceramic). That would lead me to believe that any minor scratch would eventually even out or could be buffed away, then you could just reapply a fresh coat of liquid glass
Liquid protectors can be removed by using alcohol, it should be reapplied every 3 -6 months but quantity can be less.
even if you get scratches its really subtle and you’ll hardly care
It's more like for oleophobic coating than protection. Gorilla glass already durable enough if you are not destroy it with hammer 🤣
he literally talks about that in the video
"Glass is Glass and Glass can break" Said by a Legend
-JerryRigEverything
just disconnect it like a little lego and put new screen
Yeah and it scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7
Jerryrig
@@zedboiii 😜👌
Liquid glass screen protector + tempered glass will be fine I guess..😁
Sab laga le XD
YO THAT GENIUS
And add another liquid on the Tempred glass ..whut? 🤣
Precisely!
Invincible
Thank you for the review. A few points:
1. While Dglass Coat has some effect immediately, it takes a week or so for it to reach its full strengthening potential.
2. When applying it, you should rub it in both a counterclockwise and clockwise directions. This helps it better seep into imperfections on the glass surface and makes it more effective.
These facts were not included on the instructions until recently and Mrwhosetheboss could not have been aware of them.
As for the test itself, hitting the phone hard with a very small surface area of a hammer is very different than the kind of stresses a phone will face when dropped etc. in normal use. For preventing damage in more likely daily-life mishaps, Dglass Coat is very effective in making the difference between a phone with a screen that needs to be replaced and one with no damage at all.
However, if you want maximum strength greater than what you are likely to need, a phone screen treated with Dglass Coat with tempered glass on top would likely survive all but the most extreme trials without any damage.
It should be noted that Dglass Coat lasts for the life of the glass and never needs to be reapplied.
Finally, keep in mind that its use is not limited to screens, and it can strengthen any glass.
I can tell he didnt know what to do for this video. What a shame. Fortunately i can watch other reviewers do it better
@@manuelgutierrez7656
Gradually stepping up the tests would have shown much more. He went directly from what most screens can take to a level of stress that is highly unlikely any phone will ever face.
Dglass Coat can more than double the strength of any glass but not make it unbreakable. Where it is most useful on phones are those situations above what most phones can take from something like a high drop in real life but below something very extreme like getting pounded with the claw of a hammer.
The proof of its strengthening ability was shown with the way it better resisted the hammer blows after being shattered.
For a protection that is cheap and will last forever without ever having to deal with bubbles etc., it cannot be beat and it will keep your screen from breaking in all but the most extreme situations that most phones never experience.
Screwdriver scratch.... SHARP SIDE HAMMER SMASH. Sigh....
How do you remove this once it's on the screen or once it's on is that it on ?🤔?
Wow u mean thisbworks and i can start using it on peoples phones.
Test: how strong is a screen protector?
Scenario: every day Johnny is caught swinging a hammer at a phone.
Who’s Johnny?
@@tionaus random common name
ඞ
bruh
@@tionaus HERES JOHNNY!
@@tionaus shut up random common name
Mrwhosetheboss: So I've got 3 smartphone and we gonna try to break em.
Me: So I've got 1 smartphone and now I'm broke.
Me: So I've got 0 smartphones and I'm broke anyway.
Ok
@@CmFive damn.
@@daify4908 So I've got $0; I'm broke.
@수가리 I have gnome phone and now house broken
Companies: make a good phone protection so the phone doesn’t break when it falls.
Him:smashes phone with hammer and wonders why it breaks.
It is fully expected to break, how much it breaks is important
A lot of people have the wrong idea about these videos. I'm sorry you need someone to explain why people hit their phones with hammers or drop them from 10+ ft after applying screen protection or cases.
@Mgcini Mhlanga, no one cares.
You need a lesson from me on how to break your entire phone with one fall
Just buy an iphone
@@bleachwithmoredeadedition6989 it's still a glass display, it will still break nonetheless
@@bleachwithmoredeadedition6989 Glass is glass and glass breaks
@@bleachwithmoredeadedition6989 Apple sucks :)
@@ibbybash1558 I'm an Android fan but Apple doesn't suck. If it did then it wouldn't have been the biggest phone company for the longest time (Idk if it still is).
This would be good bundled as a premium product alongside a tempered glass protector. That way you get both the liquid protection and also the tempered glass - uhm.. assuming they don't interfere with one another. I'd buy it.
they wont. on my samsung a12 i had liquid, tempered, and bought this case with an included screen protectant. so it was a three way and the sensitivity was not disrupted. however, it wa svery annoying how dust can easily get inside of that case. but its a minor inconvenience to just wipe it off every few weeks over a broke phone
I would suggest a more measurable test. perhaps a 2lb ball from "x" hight. that would allow you to calculate the amount of force over a given area to determine which is most effective and see if the liquid glass is effective or not. but for broad stokes purposes, that does demonstrate much more easily.
Should've done 4 tests. Bare, bare with coating, tempered glass and tempered glass with coating
@@JameAndy-be1pv why don't you try that?
@@dattatreya4448 why should he do that?
@@bruhmoment4338 no if he wants Arun to waste over money just to destroy some smartphones, im sure he can do it too
@@dattatreya4448 why should he do that?
Scratch at level 6 with depper groove at level 7...........
Ouh wrong channel
JerryRigEverything😂😂😂
@@aarondesigns5947 i just want to let they know that the screw driver wont scratches the display
Hahaha JRE 😂
wrong test items, why would u fuck ur phone using a hammer, i mean there is so many realistic thing to do or use in impact test
@@justinnitsuj8275 Why would Zack fuck his phone (s) with a piece of freaking diamond?
I hope other phone companies can use liquid glass protector, pre-applied to newly released phones in the near future.
Inb4 apple claims they did it, the same way the used 'sapphire' for the camera module
from what i've seen on your channel so far, I think adding this liquid screen protector then the Saphire glass protector on top would be the best screen protection routine xD
Nah they have a graphene protector that is bulletproof through its used more for bank vaults lol...
Sapphire screen protectors are currently only available for a handful of iPhone models, and are very expensive compared to glass. Sapphire also, while incredibly scratch resistant, is still somewhat brittle and is likely still going to break as a result of a sharp point impact.
One tiny hairline fracture that you will always notice no matter what
I mean you can use your ability to get rid of it.
Why you care man? If you drop it just op ability that shit back into your hand
But only I can see that truth
I feel like you're hitting the one with the screen protector softer.
Yes! Definitely getting paid extra to do it like this, it's an ad
Same
I wanna like ur come to but it says 69 and I don’t wanna ruin it
@@HussainHack good choice
Was gonna say the same.
Should've done 4 tests. Bare, bare with coating, tempered glass and tempered glass with coating
Wait! That's illegal.
@@PlasticFoodz nice
@@antipp4962 I know, I have no life
@@antipp4962 wait! Nobody asked you!
Coating tempered glass coating
Coming back here in 2021. Gotta love how it commentary got more lively and energetic in his recent videos. I’m glad it evolved
The lesson from this test : "Don't hit your phone with a hammer!"
And your lesson is hamer is spelt hammer 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@irishredcryptoT9 makes error you know... Edited! Thanks for let me know because English is not my native language.. Thanks "smart guy"
Shadar well I do......
@Shadar techrax does, well before
UNLESS YOUR PHONE IS THANOS!!!
Try doing liquid screen protector + tempered glass + liquid screen protector
Its protector
@@RomeoEchoVictorpeople make mistakes mr kid who knows grammar.
Dominic Tizon he might of meant It’s
that might lose any responsiveness of the screen though. Most screen protectors already affect some phones (though minimal)
@@RomeoEchoVictor It's It's not Its so shut up and stop correcting people if *you* are wrong, thank you
Not gonna lie at first when I saw the package looked like a condom 😂
Wait! It isn't! 😮
You're not alone 😉😂
That's so its also easy for men to open them
@@tristan7176 nahhh bro most of us are single
what if we put the phone inside a condom?
Look how serious arun was in 2019 but now look at him, so cheerful and happy
With the hammer he hit the untreated phone so much harder lmao
Totally
@mëeckan what look at it lmao
@@hudsoncox181 he agreed with you why did you say "what" ?
@matthew owens i thought he was being sarcastic mb
@@hudsoncox181 I thought that too lmao
This is what a tech channel is supposed to do apart from reviews . Thanks you for being *informative*
Imagine being his neighbour and seeing him smashing phones in his back yard 😂📱
What's a nabor? Lmao
He meant neighbour
@@achmadmuhari6244 Really? :0
He really meant neighbo(u)r instead of nabor?! I couldn't have known if it weren't for you!
Coobymatics no one was talking to you tho
I like how when ppl test, the screen protectors hold up to scratches and little gouges. But somehow with a very good screen protector, I end up damaging my protectors
Ikr first glass screen protector I bought like a week in I dropped my phone and it was cracked
@@anakintalks7082 its suposed to absorb the energy from impact and not let it go through. so yes it should break before your LCD breaks. saw one guy being like THIS THING IS INDESTRUCTIBLE. ye but the LCD below it broke while the "protector" didnt. yes there could be other ways to absorb the impact not leading to something breaking but idk man i dont do physics THAT much to care. its a matter of time till i feel like puting my hands into it too
Liquid screen protector + Glass Screen protector = Nokia 3310
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@@eggcell htc one is better
Liquid Glass Screen Protector...
*TECHNOLOGY IQ= 999999*
Idiot tries to use IQ
Proceeds to lose more
Not Worth It.....
@@abkbk2253 damn right brother.
He applied the glass screen protector outside!!! YOU SAID TO DO IT IN THE BATHROOM
Yea I tought the same as well
the world is our bathroom.
ZEN ZEN Lol
ZEN ZEN you’re wrong but right at the same time
Jonathan Joestar no
person gets liquid protector and glass protector. phone: "I am imortaaaaal ! "
then why not use Tempered Glass + Liquid Glass? 🤔
*U L T I M A T E G L A S S*
Immortality
your smart
liquid
rhinoshield tempered glass
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Wow... Never think ill got 100 likes XD
This tests are misleading bcuz hammering your phone doesn't show how much durable a screen protector is.
If u really want to make things fair try to use tests as of jerry rig everything.
Yep and not a representation of what kind of abuse the phone will suffer in real life.
Neither are right, most of the time screens crack falling especially on the corner but if I had to compare I would say this is better than a scratch test
@@shadmansudipto7287 will u hit yr phone with hammer? Dude scratch tests and bending is the real deal
@@morpheus6036 that's what I said.
@@Zer0ne47 no, you can find videos from back to 2000 with the same "liquid protection" phones will be able to absorb hits from hammers or dropped on flat surfaces. The only good thing about the test he did was using the back of the hammer which isn't a flat surface. Beware test of products with crazily flat surfaces or front hammer test, screens already do a good job absorbing impacts evenly
Hmmmmm, it’s a screen protector for stopping scratches and tiny chips of rocks and stuff,
Him: Let’s smash it with a HAMMER
The screen protector give the phone protection 4 and feather falling 4
the liquid protectors are at their best for scratches - you won't get a scratch from keys, pieces of sand in your pocket etc, while tempered glass is better at drops and hits; if you know you're unlikely to drop or hit your phone but want to keep your screen scratch-free, that's when you use a liquid protector (i propose the WowFixIt or Spigen solution, those companies are well-known and make good products)
When he use redmi phone..
*Look at my redmi note 7 phone nervously ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ*
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@@B000en yes
Mine is 5a bruh
Ex redmi user here,still love my old redmi 4x,but now I'm a Sony Xperia user
3:02 Phone breaks :
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DGlass : Am I a joke to you?
You've spoiled my experience!😂
Him : hammering the phone
Phone : Open camera
Also Him : Am I a joke to you
Hahaha..ha.. not how the joke works but who cares anyway.
Pro tip: you need to use the liquid screen protector on a sheet of tempered glass ;)
Kids : use glasses protector.
Men : use liquid protector.
Legends : uses liquid protector on glass protector.
And when the phone falls, the screen protector is ok ,while the phone is shattered ! 😂
@@arimakousie5612 idk lol
@@arimakousie5612 niekdkeiuthjggrtgff
thats what i was thinking if you could hardly see the liquid one wouldnt you just use both but idrk
@@arimakousie5612 Me uses a phone case: God of gods
0:39 looks like what my parents forgot to use when they had me
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Epic 😂
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EPICO
If that's a fortnite pfp than that makes your comment absolute gold
My takeaway from this is to use both. The liquid one on you phone, and then apply the glass protector over it. That way even the parts that aren't covers by the glass protector (like the camera section and home button) have some protection. The next question is what happens if you then apply the liquid treatment to to glass protector?
bro ngl when he pulled out the liquid screen protecter, I thought it was a condom 🤣
Actually I use both😂 i applied liquid screen protector on my tempered glass.
😂 Is it even responsive to ur fingers?
@@fxjh21 Yes, 100% responsive and accurate
Why stop there? Apply yet another plastic one on top, you can never be too safe.
@@JohnSapato why stop there, god dam put the thing in a sandwich bag then a toaster
@@YeviCoulson Hahaha just buy another screen.😂😂😂
Screen protectors are designed to protect from scratchs - and are not designed to absorb energy from a impact.
I.E drop iton a sidewalk and it slides - instead of looking like you took sand paper to it, you can just replace it. and have a new looking screen. you can't expect a small piece of glass or plastic to stop a hammer from cracking the display.
TheGreatOutageSign yeah this bugged me so much
Uh, no. Then they should be called “Scratch protectors”. They’re SUPPOSED to protect you against all kinds of physical damage, not just scratches. A hammer might be extreme, but there ARE cases where pretty high force is put against the phone, like dropping it on its face.
Even if they’re supposed to stop scratches, that doesn’t make sense when they ARE strong enough to save your actual screen from when it could’ve been shattered. If screen protectors could save your phone from things other than scratches, isn’t that a fine reason for a person to use them?
KodeyTheNeko Why would you be “bugged” about something so small?
@@DLBBALL 🤣🤣🤣 They don't protect scratches
These new liquid screen protectors use nano tech so it's supposed to protect the phone from any sort of impact. Except, these scientists are lying to us about nano tech of course.
*Scratch test*
Arun: uses an screwdriver.👍👍
Other RUclipsrs: Katana. 👌👌
@Tech Base lmao🤣🤣🤣
Would've liked to see a scratch test done with different materials on the hardness scale.
"So I dont have to mortgage my house" xD
You're going way softer on the liquid glass protector
3:38 fastest screen protector application ever!
this was the first video i watched from your channel, and after two years i am here again
🍞
Constructive criticism:
Your tests aren't reliable, there's no way for us, the viewers, to be sure that the forces you applied in each test were consistent from phone to phone. Using your methods it'd be fairly easy for someone to manipulate the results because only you know how much force you're applying with your hand.
*A more reliable alternative:
Drop tests, just drop the phones from certain heights: there we can have fixed variables that are always equal: fixed height and fixed gravitational acceleration that can't be manipulated.
Why would he manipulate something like this? This aint no constructive criticism, this is just make no sense
You forgot 1 thing: the angle.
You can't accurately have the same angle
@@haidarzeaiter3723 the point is, he *could* if he wanted to. Therefore his experiment isn't reliable.
Why use a method that leaves room for manipulation if he could use smarter tests?
@@jorgemarcelo4708
True you make a point if he does it at a certain height level drop for each phone the experiment would be much more consistent then doing it by hand.
Drop tests don’t have completely accurate variables either. If the phone turns slightly while it’s falling (which it will do) the angle changes the way the impact force is distributed which means you get varied results. Don’t be stupid.
Apply liquid screen protector first, the apply another layer of tempered glass screen protector
Invincible phone screen is now done
wrong. Apply liquid screen protector 1st, then apply the tempered glass screen protector, then apply liquid screen protector on top of the tempered glass screen protector.
@@Moon420 there is no point of adding the liquid screen protected on the tempered glass. are you trying to protect the tempered glass screen protector? lmao
@@royisdabest well If that becomes more durable It'll probably make the screen below itself more durable, If the crack can't penetrate the screen protector then I'm sure it won't be able to get to the screen either lol
go beyond! put another tempered glass on top of the liquid treated tempered glass and treat that one as well
@@razrafzwell in the video he said he should put water 3 times for 3 layers, how about x10 water, then apply another liquid protector, then another x10 water, that's 20 layers of protection. Oof
This is how easily a good youtuber turns down a sponsored vedio for honest content.
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There is one thing sadly you didn't test at all. It's not front face impact it's side impact. Glass shatters way more easily when hit on the edge. And phones that fall usually land on their sides more often than flat face down. If there is no protrusion, like smooth concrete or ceramic tile flor, if a phone falls face flat down it might easily survive. now if there is a small rock or something then sure it will break.
So all in all, you should have hit the phone on the side as well, to see if the liquid solution actually provides more rigidity in edge endurance.
These are what cases are for
I never closed “Me and the bois meme compilation” so quickly.
I actually was on a Me and The Boys Meme Compilation...
Am I the only one who watches these videos and feels their heart drop when a phone gets broken?
*28 STAB WOUNDS*
Nah I'm immune already
Mostly when he uses Apple iPhone
@Connor Gow when the redmi go launch, you could buy 16 redmi go with the price of the galaxy s10 plus ;), and 23 redmi go with the price of galaxy s20 ultra
This is same principal as ceramic coating your car. It protects paint of your car or in this care display of your phone by aplying tiny thin layer of ceramic coating. Some sellers of car coatings already started to sell gadget protectors as well which means phones, tablets, watches etc. Some after aplying multiple coats will no longer show fingerprints on screen making phone look always clean. It will greatly help with scratches and add bit of a hardness.
Legends use Tempered glass and the liquid at the same time.
this is what i think when i watch this video lol
0:03 *_*Ali-A intro starts playing *_*
2:52 Transfer history is empty on first phone after the screen broke 😂
3:02 second phone suggess to sign in to google to get the history 😁
And also, in this video
he forgot to say " if you enjoyed the video, a sub will be massively appreciated".
Did you guys notice it?
what do you thing, this video real or fake?
Ijal Zonkeb : This video is not fake but if you see closely, he is not using that much pressure on that waxed phone. Maybe he is supporting the glue but it's not worth it.
Legends say that if you apply liquid glass and tempered glass at same time your screen will be so powerfull that if you launch it at sun main part of phone will get destroyed and screen will be floating in infinite space forever, even after universe explodes and new one appears it will still exist
FINALLY someone had the launch at the sun question answered for me. Thanks ☺️
u clearly hit the "treated" phone with much less power than the other one, deceiving..
@Goofy Laws we'll never know for sure though.. :/
What if you did the liquid protector and then put the tempered glass on top of it?
Or just do this! 😉
ruclips.net/video/UA8WpBD6pYU/видео.html
That would be the nokia 2.0
Omg did u even watch the whole video. He did it in this video
"I got three smartphones here and we gonna try to break them"
That hurt me real bad😭😭😭
Tyga Wyga yeah and me with a t r a s h device it is killing me
@@dyingofcringe8839 Thats a $60 phone. No way your phone more trash than that.
I'm more shocked at how pristine that untreated screen looked even after you scratched it with a screw driver. I've had phones be alone in my pocket for a few hours and there will be noticable hairline scratches all over...
That's really all I'm trying to protect from. Those extra fine scratches from having keys or change in my pocket with my phone.
"Swing Distance has gone 2 times"
*Proceeds to barely hit phone with liquid screen protector*
For me it looks like hes trying to make the liquid screen protector look good. But probably not he wasnt getting paid lol
@@hypergu he's not trying to
@@geethau4676 read the last part again
@@hypergu I was just agreeing with that last part
@@geethau4676 oh ok sorry
Love how you use Redmi Go's to save money unlike other channels
Lol, you tryna be famous or something?
@@howthereyou9227 nah just pointing it out
@@zafrylaiman8695 dude, I saw this same comment everywhere
@@howthereyou9227 oh ok
His neighbours: Why is this guy hitting phones with a hammer?
this man here smashing 3 phones while I'm sitting here with my SE gen 5.
Easy
Put both on your phone like me
Finally! Someone else that does this!
Liquid screen protector is made for scratches not break
*I feel so bad for the phones.... idk why I’m just weird that way.*
60 bucks
When he said "to disinfect the screen"
I thinked was 2019 corona period 🤔
i thought*
Funnnyyy
I was like thinked is even a word
@@dontaskaboutmyname6876 No, thinked.
@@NT-sx2bd oh i THINKED it was thought
OMG! My heart (and pockets) cried in unison😢😢😢
Interesting note though on the liquid glass protector.
LOL , That's a Redmi Go , it's ultra-cheap
@@kreonek4246 it maybe to your denomination.
Here in PH... they're around 4-6K.. sometimes 10K.
And it kills people to own such phones.
Samsungs here cost around 15K for midrangers up to 60K-80K for the top ones.
IPhones... are iPhones. 😁😂
Regardless... it's painful to watch.
FINALLY SOMEBODY made a video on this and i'm so glad it was you Arun
Just call TechRax guy he's gonna use a nuclear weapon to destroy phones if he can.
and dont forget that he's gonna pick the most expensive phone on the market
@@moth4256 ""You gotta destroy the rich"-TechRax
Great work. This was really helpful. My conclusion is to first apply a liquid protector, then add the tough glass sheet on top. That should result in an almost indestructible phone protection system. Maybe you can do a test using this method?
Mrwhosetheboss: *picks up screwdriver*
Me: level 4 or 5?
I never drop my phone (for some reason) but I do seem to get a couple of scratches on the display over a year. In this case the liquid screen protector would have a legitimate use for me.
So glad you're using the note 9 aspect ratio(believe it's the 16:9)
I’m actually impressed with how the liquid screen protector performed. I didn’t expect it to survive the back of the hammer but I also didn’t expect it to survive the front of the hammer but it did. Crazy!